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Arrow Dental

433 30th St, Astoria, OR 97103, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Dentist
Address 433 30th St, Astoria, OR 97103, USA
Coordinate 46.1917953,-123.8121719
Website http://www.arrowdentalclinic.com/
Rating 2.9
Compound Code 55RQ+P4 Astoria, Oregon, United

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Sophia King (01/21/2021)

I've only had good experiences here so far. My only complaint is that my appointments are far apart. I've been having to wait anywhere from 1-3 months in between. Everyone is always nice and accommodating.

Kelly Ann (11/06/2020)

Going to the Dentist is cause for a little anxiety, especially when you're bringing your child in and want her experience to be positive. Our nerves were immediately calmed with the first friendly face we saw and were completely gone when the Doctor came in the room. The assistants, Doctor and hygienist were all very friendly and professional. Thank you for taking care of my daughter. We will be back!!

Heather Vazquez (03/04/2021)

Ok!! My biggest fear has been going to the dentist due to past experiences at this location, but yesterday I had an appt at arrow dental who is no longer Tyacks -had to get 2 extractions and I was so scared/nervous. I’ll tell you what Dr Looney is hands down THE BEST I have seen in my whole life, nobody wants to have to get a dental extraction but I made it thru 2, he is so comforting with his words, you can feel his passion of being a doctor. I will hopefully have my whole mouth fixed by him!! He is Great!!

Gene Durall (03/25/2021)

Update :nnThe new staff is remarkable!!! I'm as happy as a clam in a clam bed !!! Especially through this COVD 19 OUTBREAK. Staff escorts you from your car right to the dentist chair after you call.nnSpent two years of driving several miles and was refused to treat me because of high blood pressure. In the meantime while waiting. My face swelled up the size of a watermelon. I had a systemic infection...that made my auto immune system attack itself... I lost feeling in extremities ... A Neurologist diagnosed me having Peripheral Neuropathy...I am now forced to go once a week to a local hospital for Infusion Therapy for 4 hours.nCorporate released everyone and replaced them with new people. I had to start all over.nThere are some dedicated individuals there now who actually care. I feel I can trust. And the target date for my completion is end of summer. Urrrrgh! But I like them.