Location: Charlotte, NC, 2842 Boyer St, Charlotte, NC 28208, USA 28208
Phone: (980) 470-5824
4.2 out of 5 stars based on 2,085 reviews on Google.
Judith Hope · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 months ago
My first visit was mostly amazing. The Dr and techs in the the back area were great, greeted you with a smile and a hello! But the front desk associate( not all) was not friendly at all didn't greet you with a hello, smile or anything! I wasn't only one complaining about that. Other than that, would recommend you to try them out! Does amazing work!! Thanks to Dr's and tech staff in the back!! You guys were great!!!
Julia McIntyre · 1 out of 5 stars · 3 months ago
I have an infected tooth I’m on antibiotics for. Yesterday the pain became unbearable. In my desperate attempt to find an appointment I was calling everywhere. This office apparently has a call center of some kind making their appointments. They made me a 1030 appointment. I was firm in that I ONLY WANTED AN EMERGENT Extraction. That if they weren’t going to be able to do that, please don’t waste my time as my pain is a 10/10. They reassured me more than once they’d be able to help. So I went at 1030. Checked in, in person with the desk with an ice pack on my face explaining I was here to get my tooth out. She sent me pages of paperwork to fill out and told me sit down. I sat for over an hour in the busy waiting room. In some of the worst pain of my life ( and for had twins, naturally) Eventually I was called back and given an xray. Then taken back into a chair where the dentist ( maybe idk no one introduced themselves) looked at my tooth and said yup tooth 15 needs to come out. But we’re done doing them for the day. Sorry.then a nurse came in with a referral and told me of a place close by I could pay to have it pulled but after I left I realized she didn’t write any of the information for that dentist down. I said why in the world would you make my appointment??? I was extremely clear what I needed. He said oh you must of used the 1800 number. But I’m at a loss for why that should matter? If you’re using a service they need to KNOW AND WORK W/the office to make appointments that actually work. And if that was truly the case why didn’t the secretary tell me when I walked in and stated what I was there for??? They supposedly stopped before my appointment was even made!!! I personally think it’s an insurance hustle. Now they can charge for the xray and “exam” which was sitting me in the chair for 2 min. Also after putting my insurance info in at time of appointment and in paperwork when I got there the nurse at the end told me she saw no insurance on file. Absolute crap. I plan on contacting my insurance company to let them know I think it was a complete set up.
Stephanie Evans · 1 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago
My husband and I both scheduled a day off from work after dedicating an hour to making this appointment and providing all necessary insurance details. Upon our arrival, following an hour-long drive for my husband's appointment, we were informed that his insurance is not accepted. Could you please clarify why this information was not communicated prior to the appointment being scheduled, and before we allocated time off from work and traveled for over an hour? The customer service at this establishment is among the most unsatisfactory I have encountered. The level of unhelpful demeanor within this facility, stemming from internal communication and knowledge deficiencies, is notable. It is certainly not my responsibility to compensate for their operational shortcomings. I requested to speak with an office manager and was asked to wait, yet no one subsequently addressed my concerns. The pervasive discourtesy experienced here is remarkable. We will not be utilizing or recommending this facility to anyone. Clients are entitled to a higher standard of service. Should have known how the quality of service would be when pulling in the parking lot with random Dirty diapers, half eaten food containers, and other random garbage scattered in the parking lot. This whole experience is just absolutely horrible!! NEVER AGAIN
AcroniteEntity · 1 out of 5 stars · 2 months ago
This was the worse experience ever. I do not recommend it. Went the 1st time to redo teeth. They were 9 years old. They didn't do any distractions. They treated us good. They messed my teeth up. I called, left message, and text. They don't respond by phone for return patient for any reason. Drove up there was talked to and treated like crap, scheduled an appointment for 8 am on Friday they didn't call me back until 1 then they started to fix them but made me wait until 4:30 to get them. They knew I had to be at work at 2. They made sure I was the last one to finish. They didn't make sure they were good. They put me in a room and step out side. Needless to say they still are not right. Don't go there
Divine Favor · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 weeks ago
My visit was yesterday, 8/21/26. I suffer with a serious case of dentophobia. For context, Valium couldn’t even stop me crying and shaking like a leaf in the chair. The staff was kind, affirming and patient with me. The dentist and his assistant listened to me without condescension, and made sure I felt no pain. My temporaries fit great. Front desk ladies were friendly, professional and made me laugh; I really appreciate them. It was a great experience. I will be back for implants.
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Affordable Dentures & Implants of Charlotte is located on Boyer Street just east of the I-277 loop, serving patients throughout the Charlotte area who need dentures, dental implants, or tooth extractions. The practice focuses specifically on tooth replacement, offering full and partial dentures, single tooth implants, implant-secured denture options, and extractions with same day service available in many cases. An on-site denture lab allows the team to handle repairs, relines, and adjustments without sending work out, which can shorten the time patients spend waiting for a proper fit.
The office is owned and led by a general dentist and accepts a range of insurance plans, including Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid, and several major PPO networks, along with in-house financing options for patients paying out of pocket. Patients considering dental implants can start with a consultation to review whether a single implant, an implant-secured denture, or a full arch solution fits their needs and budget. The practice has built a large volume of patient reviews over the years, and many describe a straightforward, no-pressure approach to explaining costs and treatment options before any work begins.
The Charlotte location is led by C. Gregory Martin, DDS, a general dentist and practice owner who is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. Alin Gorgan, DDS, also treats patients at this office. He earned his undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and his DDS from the University of Oklahoma, with additional training in dental implants, implant overdentures, oral surgery, and periodontal procedures. Daniel O. Carson, DDS, a general dentist with more than 30 years of experience with dentures, is a graduate of the University of Maryland Baltimore College of Dental Surgery and completed a general practice residency at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
