Arch Dental

Michael Raymond · 5 out of 5 stars · 10 months ago

Well, a week after the excavations and all is well. My diet has changed some though; missing crushing teeth means fewer "crunchy" foods (as prescribed Doctor Harnish, rightly so; first couple of days with some suturing involved had "tender spots"). I am considering founding the "Pull Your Teeth Out, Lose Weight Diet Plan" (though it may already exist). The Doctor personally followed up with me the day after to see patient's condition. I was somewhat shocked and pleased that he took the time and that I could report no problems. Pre-procedure prep was handled thoroughly by Nichole (forgive me if names are changed; local anesthesia may have leaked into brain) including F2 race to watch during work from monitor mounted on the ceiling! Hadn't seen that race and must admit, almost fell asleep (typical when viewing Formula 1 races too; boring usually). Some tugging and sawing later, sutured up, gauze stuffed and I was out the door. Must admit to some trepidation pre-procedure, not having had much filling, grinding, digging done in the past (no cavities 'til age 40+) but wasn't really concerned. Nicole, the dental hygienist last year was great and Dr. Harnish instills confidence with his thoroughness and consideration of the patient which smoothed the way to completion. This is just Phase I of more to come here. In the meantime, the front of the office continues to be capably manned by Veronica and Kelly, who have guided me through the often opaque maze of finance and enrolled me in the Arch Dental Season Pass! That is all for now but for a related anecdote. Was at the NDSU Archives later that day and, on taking a drink from my bottled water, was convinced that the neck had broken on it! NO. Novocaine still doing its' thing. Didn't dribble though... p.s. should be illegal to have people named Nicole and Nichole in the same office; just sayin' p.p.s. pic below is of Skillet Fried Rice, just one of the new Mushy Meals Food Diet for Dental Patients* (patent pending) p.p.p.s. the second is of a Lady Bug p.p.p.p.s. really cool building (researches some at archives that day, and immaculately clean every time I have been there

Sierra link · 5 out of 5 stars · 6 months ago

I can’t say enough good things about Arch Dental, from how efficient the scheduling process was from the beginning, to how thorough my dental care has been. Arch Dental makes me feel comfortable at each appointment, to the point that I actually enjoy going! Dr. Harnish and the team are truly great at their craft.

Joey Krussow · 5 out of 5 stars · 6 months ago

From the very first visit I felt comfortable, informed of what my treatment plans looked like. We are actually moving our entire family to use Arch Dental from here on out. Highly recommend!!!!

Carson Bring · 5 out of 5 stars · 6 months ago

Nicole and Dr. Harnish were really fantastic. This is a team of passionate people who treat their patients well. Best dentist I've ever been to.

Kody H · 1 out of 5 stars · 8 months ago

Called me many months after a visit. The way my insurance is set up I have to pay in full for dental work upfront. Insurance then sends me a check for what was covered. Arch dental didn't charge me the full amount and then called me saying I owed a bill of $139. If they would of had their numbers right and charged me the day I was there it would have been fine. But now I had to pay for something I had done 6 months ago. Very frustrating. If the business under charged that is their fault not mine. I will not be stepping foot back in this place. The work they did also made my tooth hurt for months. I've never had pain from dental work before that lasted longer than a few days.