I recently had to switch dentists due to some dental complications, and I couldn’t be more grateful to have found this amazing team. From the moment I walked in, I felt genuinely cared for, rather than being treated as just another patient on the schedule. Marybeth, my hygienist, did an exceptional job with a thorough and thoughtful evaluation of my teeth. She took the time to really understand my dental history and past procedures, which made a big difference in how confident and comfortable I felt during the visit. Dr. Kary is incredibly skilled, competent, and professional. You can tell he really knows his craft. I felt completely at ease under his care. I’m truly thankful for the level of attention and kindness I received, and I’m happy to have found a dental team I can trust moving forward.

Finally I have found a dental office where everyone is top notch in their profession. Everyone from the very competent doctors, to the assistants, to the front desk assistants are beyond kind with their smiles and warm nature. I seriously would not consider going anywhere else!

Highly recommend this dental office. The Doctor and Staff are professional and very helpful. Marybeth has been my hygienist for a few years now and I am very pleased on how thorough she is with my cleanings. She is super gentle and efficient with her work. Thank you Dental Town!

After calling ahead of time to ensure and clarify I would be seen by a female provider (I have diagnosed PTSD) I was still scheduled to be seen by a male provider. When I arrived, I again clarified, and they neglected to tell me an error had been made until halfway (30 minutes) through the appointment. I was told I could “be seen by a male provider for the exam or come back another day”. I asked how this could have happened since I called a few times to double check. I was told that the information about my condition was in my file and I “had done everything I could to prevent this”. The dental hygienist said “there must have been a last minute switch or something”, then, with profound condescension, told me that “Everyone needs a job you know. Everyone has to work.” as if I hadn’t taken PTO to go to a 3pm dental appointment, or perhaps didn’t understand how employment worked. At no point did I imply the opposite, or claim that men shouldn’t be dentists, that would be absurd. I simply can’t see male medical providers, something that has not been an issue with any of my other providers or practices. The complete disregard for patients/clients with pre-existing medical conditions is obviously very disappointing, up until their location change I had enjoyed the care I received here. Needless to say I won’t be returning and encourage others with mental health or trauma related conditions to avoid this practice.

I have been searching for a new dentist for awhile now - and I have finally found my place at Chavis Dental Town. Mary Beth (the hygenist) was so kind and so gentle, she empathized with my extreme dental anxiety and did everything to make me feel comfortable and pain free. I mean, I'm talking zero pain folks, despite the fact that I have exposed nerves from gum recession. The team was compassionate, warm, very thorough, and treated each other with professionalism and kindness - which tells me that this is a great office. They wanted to make sure that they covered all the details. I felt so taken care of. Usually, I want to run out of the door, but here, I wanted to hang out. If you have extreme dental anxiety and dread going to the dentist - choose this office and this team to alleve your fear. I thought such a place wasn't possible - they've proven me wrong.