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Carol Hutchinson
2 years ago
Codi & Dr Wynne we're outstanding kind and did a great job in explaining what was happening with my dental care love everyone on the office all great

Everardo Ochoa
2 years ago
Let me start off by saying I honestly don't leave many reviews. After my visit I felt the need to ensure everyone knew how friendly and amazing the staff was! Codi was my hygienist and she was by far the best I've ever had! She talked you through everything and made sure you were comfortable at all times! I will make sure that when I book my next appointment it'll be with her!

Tesuque Synths
2 years ago
Two years ago, when the other dental office I was going to was totally booked up, I was referred to Santa Fe Dentist Office to complete a procedure. This turned out to be good fortune, and I have been going there ever since. After a further fifteen or more visits (I had a whole mouthful of problems!), I can report that they are very professional and pleasant to work with. I've had root canals, crowns, fillings and extractions, finishing up with dentures. The folks at Santa Fe Dentist Office were good at answering all of my questions, and they have worked with me, within reason of course, on scheduling and financial matters. Dr. Wynn and staff are great, and I recommend them to anyone who needs great dental care.

Ketut Jepun
2 years ago
So professional and comforting. The absolute best in every way!! I am so grateful for Santa Fe Dentist Office!

Ramon Mendoza
2 years ago
I figured I could book an appointment in about 5 minutes so I tried calling between a memorial service and burial service. Took me 23 minutes to schedule an appointment. I pretty much had to cut the phonecall short bc they were gonna make me late to the service by taking 15 minutes to check for availability and another 7 minutes of questions that didn't need to be answered over the phone. I'm sure this is a great place of business with great service, but they need to streamline their scheduling

Lyle Pearl
2 years ago
I am grateful to have found The Santa Fe Dentist Office. I felt the warmth and caring from the time I walked in when I was greeted by the receptionists, just what most of us hope for when we go into any business, especially when it comes to any type of medical facility! The dental hygienist was careful and considerate, especially with putting the x-ray equipment in my mouth. I have had others be so rough with dental work and just go through the motions of getting the work done without much regard for the patient. I was then greeted by Dr. Wynne who listened thoroughly to my concerns. She put me at ease, and explained that I needed a root canal. I had to have a new bridge put in as well. The old bridge was 25 years old! I appreciate that I was given an endodontist for the root canal who was spoken about highly by the staff, and not just someone I was referred to off premises. Ryan Wilson, the endodontist, was friendly and thorough with his explanation on the work I had to get done after the root canal. He's good at what he does! I appreciate that Dr. Wynne welcomed my questions about the work I had to get done. I thought I was asking too many questions, and she encouraged me to ask as many as I wanted. She along with the dental hygienist made sure I was comfortable. My bottom front tooth chipped on the inside a few days before getting the work done for my bridge. Of coarse I thought the worst and figured I needed a crown. It was really sharp and my tongue knew it was there all day long! Dr. Wynne explained that these things happen to people's teeth and that she could easily fix it by smoothing it out. Well, she fixed and it's like it never happened! The folks at this facility are welcoming, caring, and engaged. Dr. Wynne is really good at being a dentist! All the folks in the office care. Dr. Wynne explained to me a healthy fundraising water campaign that the office is part of. It's purpose is to bring clean drinking water to families in third world countries who are at risk of disease due to unsafe water and poor sanitation. The program helps to build water wells in, and to provide water filters to communities so that mothers have more time to spend with their children, and less time has to be spend hauling water for miles on a daily basis. Dr. Wynne was enthused to speak about the program when I asked about it after seeing a photo on the wall. It's a real nice program to be part of, which to me is another sign of caring! I am waiting patiently for my permanent bridge to arrive. I am very happy to have a temporary bridge that fits so well. I thought I was just going to have to live with a darn temporary and "put up with it" until the permanent one arrives. Well, I don't mind waiting because I go through my day and don't notice it! It is like night and day now how I feel about my teeth now compared to two weeks ago. Now I am relieved. Thank you! I appreciate very much that I was treated as a person and not just a number. I appreciate that I was looked at in the eye. I was truly cared for there! These folks are smart and run a nice dental office. Thank you all very much for caring.

Liz Fresquez
2 years ago
The staff and dentist were great. Dentist was patient, explained everything. She did a great job.

Meg Meltz
2 years ago
Update: Unfortunately SF Dentist Office has had a lot of turnover. There's a different dentist now and there have been several different hygienists. Today a new one just started. The one before didn't last a year. This is so disappointing. If this office wasn't incredibly conveniently located, I would have moved somewhere else. ______________________________________________________________________ My husband & I have been using SF Dentist Office for a coupla years. I have to admit I didn't expect too much from what I assumed was a "chain" dentist office. But I've been pleasantly surprised. I really like Dr Montgomery. He's kind & caring & competent & pays attention to what I say. And I really like Ariana, the dental hygienist. Between the 2 of them and their conservative approach, my teeth are in way better shape than they used to be. I also like their conservative periodontist, Dr Sasan. He encourages me to keep on taking great care of my teeth and is not in any way pushing me into expensive, painful surgery. :-) I have always taken the best care of my teeth I know how to do. But it wasn't good enough. I have periodontal disease which destroys bone and leads to losing teeth. They showed me how to use a SonicCare tooth brush AND a WaterPik twice a day. And now my gums and teeth are in very good shape. If I had been using these tools for the previous years I would not have the bone loss that I have. So I'm pleased to recommend this dental practice. My husband too is pleased with the office. A coupla weeks ago he broke a tooth on a Friday night. He called SF Dentist Saturday morning. They not only got him in right away, but they X-rayed the teeth which showed that the tooth in question was broken as was the next one. Then they spent hours on a Saturday drilling the teeth and making/installing 2 crowns. Dr Montgomery was careful to give him enough Novocain to make sure he had no pain. The crowns fit perfectly. The next day my husband was a bit sore but was very happy with the results.

Greg Lucero
2 years ago
Went in for a cleaning. First time there. Had a gum test done and was told needed a appointment for treatment. No cleaning was done. Double checked with front desk and was no charge. Months later I get voice-mail how they can't find my insurance ID and now am getting a bill for 182.00 for basically them doing nothing. This place is a scam. Beware!

Rigo Alfaro
2 years ago
(Translated by Google) Very little professionalism for more than 2 months I was waiting for my appointment and today, Friday, January 7, 2022, I arrive at the appointment and I wait for 30 minutes and another person arrives and they pass it to her, and I ask what happened because my appointment is at 3: 30, and the woman tells me that she came for something quick, the other person didn't even have an appointment. Then they tell me that if I want to reschedule my appointment in another month, how sad that these businesses are if they should not give them permission to work, too bad to lose a day of work for nothing, it's not fair, just because of the ineptitude of that class of people, I do not recommend it for nana, the staff and the dentists of that place are terrible. (Original) Muy poco profesionalismo por mas de 2 meses estuve esperando mi cita y hoy viernes 7 de enero 2022 llego a la sita y espero por 30 minutos y llega otra persona y la pasan a ella, y pregunto que paso pues mi sita es a las 3:30 , y la mujer me dice que es que ella llego por algo rapido, ni cita tenia la otra persona. Acto seguido me dicen que si quiero reprogramar mi sita dentro de otro mes , que tristeza que estos negocios sean a si deberian de no darles licencia para trabajar , lastima perder un dia de trabajo para nada , no es justo, nomas por la ineptitud de esa clase de personas, yo no lo recomiendo para nana es pesimo el personal y los dentistas de ese lugar.

John Sternenberg
2 years ago
I visited this dentistry office 3 times, and the front desk screwed something up every time. The final straw was a hygienist appointment that was scheduled for today. They texted appointment confirmation as usual a couple of days prior to the appointment. When I arrived, the person at the front desk could not find my appointment. Oh wait, "there are no hygienists in on Mondays!" she told me. Then, she asked me if I wanted to reschedule. I told her politely that I'd find a new dentist. The bottom line is that the care was fine, but the office staff is poorly trained.

Dylan Wilson
2 years ago
This place is way too expensive for the mediocre care they deliver. They like to scam patients who are uneducated about their teeth into paying for treatments they don't need. They also overcharge for procedures like root canals even if you have insurance. Don't go here unless you have countless amounts of money to blow because that's all they care about.

Jose Ocampo
2 years ago
I came into this office as a new patient and for my semi annual teeth cleaning, purely because they were able to get me on schedule so quickly whereas my first choices were booked out for a couple months or more. At first sight, I was very impressed by the large and well put together facility. However it didn't take long for the red flags to begin revealing themselves. Firstly, there were many spaces within the facility which wasn't a concern but as I was taken to my room, I noticed that there were few exployees and they seemed to be constantly running around serving different purposes. There wasn't a hygienist on site and many of employees served different roles that I were out of there scope. An example is the receptionist also serves as a scriber and the x ray tec also cleaned my teeth. The tec explained to me how much of the policies and practices devoted away from much of what she was taught in school such as taking 30 minutes to properly clean teethe whereas at this office they don't want you to spend anymore than 5 minutes cleaning patient's teeth. I asked her is she believed this to result in a decrease quality and she hesitantly admitted it does exactly that. Next, when the dentist came to examine my teeth, she didn't appeared to be very happy, so I asked her if this was her practice and she humorously laughed it off and explained to me that she is only an employee and that the owner or owners are not actually physicians but a corporation aka investors. This offered some context to the early red flags, as the business model is more tailored after that of a corporation that sees no issue with sacrificing quality for quantity. Before beginning a exam, I was given a pair of sunglasses to protect my eyes from the strong medical lights which was not an issue and a common practice. In getting ready to put them on, I noticed how filthy they were full of oil and some other gunk I don't wanna begin to try to figure out. I kindly asked that they clean the sunglasses, which was more than reasonable on my part especially considering that we've been in a health pandemic for more than a year. She obliged and we moved on, and the examination proceeded. Things felt extremely rushed and it didn't take long for my mouth to be filled with blood from the doctor being rough with her tools. I turned away and expressed my pains several times but ultimately bit my tongue in anticipation that it would be over soon. Immediately after, the doctor left and the x ray tec came back to begin cleaning my teethe. Typically, before the cleaning begins, plaque and tarter is removed to assure that the cleaning and flossing can be performed in an efficient and practical manner. This is not the case at this office, and I explained to the tec and dentist that it should be done before and they agreed however proceeded with their practice. The dentist appeared to take some offense to this concern and asked me if I wished to proceed after I had already signed and agreed for payment for the cleaning. I obviously want to get the service I already payed for so I reluctantly gave her permission to finish the cleaning. Once after getting my teethe cleaned, the dentist began removing plaque and tart which she was once again rushing through and discouragingly rough. As I suspected there was considerable build up that was removed aggressively and got stuck between my teethe after they had already cleaned and flossed. Finally, I finished everything and explained to the dentist my concerns listed above and she simply responded "yeah this place isn't for everyone" and also implied that she questioned if it's right for her. Another common practice that I had been accustomed to at other dental offices is to receive mouth wash following a cleaning. They were so quick to escort me out of the facility to bring in the next patient that they didn't offer any mouth wash. I asked for some and they gave me a cup of mouthwash to walk out with. They didn't give me a tooth brush, floss or that bag that most dentists give their patients upon completing an exam and cleaning.

Zoe Burke
2 years ago
Really, really wonderful experience here. Everyone was kind, considerate, prompt, and just generally created a very positive office environment (which is especially important because going to the dentist is never exactly fun).

Jose Ocampo
3 years ago
I came into this office as a new patient and for my semi annual teeth cleaning, purely because they were able to get me on schedule so quickly whereas my first choices were booked out for a couple months or more. At first sight, I was very impressed by the large and well put together facility. However it didn't take long for the red flags to begin revealing themselves. Firstly, there were many spaces within the facility which wasn't a concern but as I was taken to my room, I noticed that there were few exployees and they seemed to be constantly running around serving different purposes. There wasn't a hygienist on site and many of employees served different roles that I were out of there scope. An example is the receptionist also serves as a scriber and the x ray tec also cleaned my teeth. The tec explained to me how much of the policies and practices devoted away from much of what she was taught in school such as taking 30 minutes to properly clean teethe whereas at this office they don't want you to spend anymore than 5 minutes cleaning patient's teeth. I asked her is she believed this to result in a decrease quality and she hesitantly admitted it does exactly that. Next, when the dentist came to examine my teeth, she didn't appeared to be very happy, so I asked her if this was her practice and she humorously laughed it off and explained to me that she is only an employee and that the owner or owners are not actually physicians but a corporation aka investors. This offered some context to the early red flags, as the business model is more tailored after that of a corporation that sees no issue with sacrificing quality for quantity. Before beginning a exam, I was given a pair of sunglasses to protect my eyes from the strong medical lights which was not an issue and a common practice. In getting ready to put them on, I noticed how filthy they were full of oil and some other gunk I don't wanna begin to try to figure out. I kindly asked that they clean the sunglasses, which was more than reasonable on my part especially considering that we've been in a health pandemic for more than a year. She obliged and we moved on, and the examination proceeded. Things felt extremely rushed and it didn't take long for my mouth to be filled with blood from the doctor being rough with her tools. I turned away and expressed my pains several times but ultimately bit my tongue in anticipation that it would be over soon. Immediately after, the doctor left and the x ray tec came back to begin cleaning my teethe. Typically, before the cleaning begins, plaque and tarter is removed to assure that the cleaning and flossing can be performed in an efficient and practical manner. This is not the case at this office, and I explained to the tec and dentist that it should be done before and they agreed however proceeded with their practice. The dentist appeared to take some offense to this concern and asked me if I wished to proceed after I had already signed and agreed for payment for the cleaning. I obviously want to get the service I already payed for so I reluctantly gave her permission to finish the cleaning. Once after getting my teethe cleaned, the dentist began removing plaque and tart which she was once again rushing through and discouragingly rough. As I suspected there was considerable build up that was removed aggressively and got stuck between my teethe after they had already cleaned and flossed. Finally, I finished everything and explained to the dentist my concerns listed above and she simply responded "yeah this place isn't for everyone" and also implied that she questioned if it's right for her. Another common practice that I had been accustomed to at other dental offices is to receive mouth wash following a cleaning. They were so quick to escort me out of the facility to bring in the next patient that they didn't offer any mouth wash. I asked for some and they gave me a cup of mouthwash to walk out with. They didn't give me a tooth brush, floss or that bag that most dentists give their patients upon completing an exam and cleaning.

Zoe Burke
3 years ago
Really, really wonderful experience here. Everyone was kind, considerate, prompt, and just generally created a very positive office environment (which is especially important because going to the dentist is never exactly fun).

Linda Catherine Bonnell
3 years ago
Went in for six month cleaning. Unprofessional staff at front desk. Thought ok, they are having a bad day. Got a good, painless cleaning from new dental assistant and was told dentist will be in to check my teeth. After waiting a half hour someone came in to see me to say new dentist had an emergency and can't see me today, can I come back? I asked where is dr. Montgomery and she said he went back to school. No professionalism whatsoever. I should have been notified somehow, either by letter or at least someone in the office before appointment. Also, two weeks ago my husband lost a filling and called the office. They could not see him for two weeks, and he has pain. How bad is this group of people?!

Ruby Ortega
3 years ago
I would avoid this organization and Santa Fe Modern Dentistry. These organizations are very unprofessional and pad their bills with what is known as "revenue enhancement items" that the insurance companies will not cover. They will spring these charges on you at the last minute, and refuse to provide real estimates from your insurance company in advance. Really bad organizations, and you would do well to stay clear of these people. Both organizations routinely receive horrible 1 star reviews.

Linda Catherine Bonnell
4 years ago
Went in for six month cleaning. Unprofessional staff at front desk. Thought ok, they are having a bad day. Got a good, painless cleaning from new dental assistant and was told dentist will be in to check my teeth. After waiting a half hour someone came in to see me to say new dentist had an emergency and can't see me today, can I come back? I asked where is dr. Montgomery and she said he went back to school. No professionalism whatsoever. I should have been notified somehow, either by letter or at least someone in the office before appointment. Also, two weeks ago my husband lost a filling and called the office. They could not see him for two weeks, and he has pain. How bad is this group of people?!

M Fitzpatrick
4 years ago
I was in for last minute appointment. Dr Montgomery is very rude and rushed to busy to be polite. Will be looking for another dentist.