Aspen Dental - Wichita Falls

Shunda Stanley · 5 out of 5 stars · 4 months ago

I needed deep cleaning and the experience was great! I love the dental hygienist, because her hands are gentle. She is aware and always checked in with me. I have childhood dentist trauma but Aspen has not caused me to be triggered. Also, met the best ortho surgeon who removed a bump from inside my lip. He made me feel relaxed. The procedure was excellent. Thank you Aspen Dental🦷🪥⚙️

Daniel Shoffit · 5 out of 5 stars · a month ago

I had a great experience with Stefanie at Aspen Dental in Wichita Falls. She’s always incredibly personable and makes every visit comfortable. What I appreciate most is that she never makes me feel judged or embarrassed about my teeth, even when things aren’t perfect. She takes the time to explain everything clearly and keeps the whole experience positive. If you’re looking for a hygienist who is kind, professional, and easy to talk to, I highly recommend Stefanie!

Tori Lauren Marie · 1 out of 5 stars · 2 months ago

So I had originally come in for x-rays and a cleaning. While doing the X-rays It was incredibly uncomfortable bordering on painful. I had to hold the bite tabs. Another place that I went to she just held them in place so it was a much more pleasant experience. When they measured my gum line, she kept stabbing me in the gum line. I should’ve said something, but I didn’t, but that really hurt. I was told that I would need a deep cleaning with a laser, which is very unusual to me because I take care of my teeth very well. When I told them I would rather have a regular cleaning. I didn’t want to have high pressured water on my gum line. When I have a history of over water flossing and making the inflammation worse. My Gums were still recovering from that. I told them that I had other soft tissue, inflammatory conditions and so I wanted just a regular cleaning. They basically said that I have to do it their way or they can’t see me. So I left. I went to Jubilee after that and they just gave me a regular cleaning and said I didn’t need a deep cleaning. The front desk staff was very wonderful at Aspen. But I would never ever ever go here again ever. You should have the right as a patient to choose. They basically were forcing my hand into something that my insurance might not have covered. Just seems completely unethical.

Catherine Keeney · 5 out of 5 stars · 4 months ago

I spent 6 years of my childhood in dental offices and many years afterwards. Because of this I’ve avoided seeing a dentist as much as possible. Aspen Dental is absolutely the best experience I have ever had in a dental office. They explained every bit of information that they diagnosed of my teeth health. Previously nobody had ever educated me on my dental health. I only went in to have a crown reattached and they went above and beyond I will return for my all dental needs. I will also recommend Aspen Dental to everyone. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ staff! Catherine K.

Steven Fulton · 1 out of 5 stars · 3 months ago

☆☆☆☆ – High-Pressure Sales Disguised as Dental Care I went to Aspen Dental for a dentures consultation and walked out feeling like I’d just sat through a used-car sales pitch. I’ve had routine cleanings every 6 months for the past 7 years. Not once—ever—has my regular dentist told me I had periodontal disease. Suddenly, during Aspen’s “free” exam, I’m told I have bone loss and beginning periodontal disease, and that dentures aren’t the real solution. Instead, they pivoted immediately to selling me: • 3 crown bridges • Additional treatments • A treatment plan totaling $14,367 No conservative options. No “wait and see.” No acknowledgment of my consistent dental history. Just pressure, fear-based language, and financing talk. The diagnosis felt conveniently timed to justify a massive upsell. If periodontal disease had truly been present, it would not have gone unnoticed for 7 years of regular care. Periodontal disease doesn’t magically appear overnight and suddenly require five-figure dentistry. The entire experience felt corporate, rushed, and sales-driven, not patient-centered. I wasn’t treated like someone seeking care—I was treated like a revenue opportunity. If you’re a senior, on a fixed income, or coming in for dentures, be extremely cautious. Get a second opinion before agreeing to anything here. Dental care should be about health—not quotas.