Magical Smiles

Mark Biesemeyer · 5 out of 5 stars · 4 months ago

I took my 7 year old nephew to the dentist to have his first cavity filled. Dr. Marchack said he felt he could do the procedure with gas instead of putting him out but I admit I was skeptical. Dr. Mar hack was fantastic with him and his assistant, Macy was as well. Both showed that they were true professionals and worked wondrously as a team. I can only imagine it is hard enough being a dentist or assistant in the field but doing so with children takes a gift. They both have that!

Katie Downs · 5 out of 5 stars · 7 months ago

Dr. Corbin Marshack is truly exceptional. He consistently goes above and beyond to provide the highest quality care to every patient who walks through his doors. What makes him stand out is not just his skill, but the genuine love he has for what he does. You can feel his passion in the way he treats his patients — with patience, precision, and sincere care. The entire atmosphere at Magical Smiles reflects his leadership. His fellow doctors and staff share the same dedication, kindness, and commitment to doing what’s right. They don’t just provide great care because it’s their job — they truly enjoy helping people, and it shows in every interaction. It’s a place where you feel welcomed, respected, and well cared for. One thing I admire most is how highly his employees speak of him. They rave about working with Dr. Marshack because he is such a decent, fair, and generous human being. He genuinely wants the very best for his patients and his staff, and that kind of integrity and compassion is rare. It creates a warm, positive environment that you can sense the moment you walk in. If you’re looking for a dentist who is skilled, honest, compassionate, and truly invested in your well-being, Dr. Marshack is the one. I’m so grateful to be a patient at Magical Smiles and can’t recommend him and the entire team at Magical smiles enough.

Amber Smith · 1 out of 5 stars · a week ago

Hateful staff and supervisors. Refused to check a voicemail with payment info from spouse then berated me for trying to not pay. After payment was made I asked for a supervisor who stared me down in the lobby to the point I asked about it. She then asked me to her office where I sat in a chair and she stood 2 feet over me in a menacing manner. As soon as I spoke she said I needed to leave and asked me out. This was after we paid the high dental bill and I was only trying to tell her that the receptionists were rude. Having conversations while trying to check in then generally rude with words. This is the worst dental office in JC. I will not be returning to pay the salaries of the ENTITLED SUPERVISORS AND STAFF. BBB was contacted. But they are not accredited which is not surprising with how they run this practice.

Ellen Bond · 5 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago

If you or your loved one has an intellectual disability, this is the dentist you're looking for. You won't have to explain all the little nuances of your life, he gets it. They are moving quickly, but don't take it personally.They are trying to serve as many people as they can. I have seen some reviews that seem to be expecting a lot from a dentist that seems to exclusively treat people with medicaid. Dentist that even accept medicaid are few and far between. Trying to make sure nobody falls through the cracks is stressful. It's a privilege in America to have your teeth professionally cleaned every 6 months. This clinic is helping people that cannot communicate their needs get their teeth fixed, out of pain, and they do a really good job; especially considering their resources.

Zach Dowdle · 2 out of 5 stars · 6 months ago

This is one of those dental practices that is so far into the profit motive that they can't serve their patients well. They are completely inflexible with regard to scheduling. If you need to change a scheduled appointment, you will expect to wait nearly 10 months. I really hope I never have an emergency because I am certain there's no way they can see me on a reasonable timeline. They rely on a patient system that is far too intrusive with regard to the types of information that they collect. They seem like they have no understanding of the problem of collecting information unnecessarily and putting it into a system. The people at the front desk are curt and unhelpful in almost every instance. My hygienist is great. She's the one saving grace of the entire operation. I see my dentist for about 3 minutes every 6 months.