Richard Boatman

I had dental emergency and could not get into to a dentist I covered by my dental plan . I had heard so many great stories about previous patient experiences being so positive . I wasn’t expecting to get in to see him on the day I called . But the entire staff was so compassionate and caring they were able to get me in that day . I have had several bad experiences with Dentist and always require sedation . But Stephanie , Jamie and Dr Boatman treating v with such understanding and patience . They even rushed my dental appliance as I was decreased by my appearance. I highly recommend the this office , and their entire staff .

Read the reviews that are realistic on Yelp and Google and healthgrades.com. I always wonder when a business has firewall ratings over years. People don't leave great reviews only. There's a picture on Yelp that says a thousand words about the quality of their work and what their really interested in. Do your research before you even attempt to go here and you decide. A slick PR campaign doesn't mean a good business...in fact...it usually means just the opposite. If they're that good, they shouldn't need any of that...people should recommend them.

I went to Dr Boatman's for a oral exam, the results was 22,000 dollars to be paid up front, I thought he examined and x-rayed all my teeth. After completion I had to tell him there was another tooth that was to be fixed, back in to see the money lady who told me it would be another 1600 dollars for that tooth. Six months passed and I had to return for a cleaning, for which I was told over the phone it would be 180 dollars. After the exam for the cleaning, I was told I had to see the money lady again. At that time I was informed that I had another cavity that was missed during the first exam, then the money lady let me have it, the cavity and cleaning would be another 2800 dollars. The moral of my complaint is if you don't have dental insurance stay away from Dr Boatman's money pit.