Dentists are hit and miss, might get a good one, might get one that leaves you with a half filled filling that aches for weeks and eventually just turns into a bigger cavity. Would not receccomend unless you enjoy gambling.
Scott Paulsen
May 2026
Ana is hygienist at DA. Very pleasant, conscientious and thorough. Always feel like I was given the best care possible.
Thomas Moore
Apr 2026
I could not suggest this place even to my worst enemy. My wife who is already very anxious about her situation left confused and humiliated. Our insurance does support out of network , but she still was told it was pointless as the people basically told her they would charge her for the full visit. She was confused and was scoffed at. I called afterwards to find out what happened, and the experience was just as painful. Do not come here. Or hire new staff.
UPDATE: Generically claiming you are sorry about the experience and to call your office does nothing to help this situation. People need to know exactly what to expect. I hope it affects your business.
joe blow pork head
Apr 2026
Im editing my review of Dental Associates because they resolved my issues and were very helpful with planning a treatment plan for me going forward. Thank you.
Amber Vander Heyden
Mar 2026
My husband went to get his tooth removed second week of March as it was a baby tooth. They only removed half the tooth the remaining root is still in his mouth. Now we have to go to another dentist to pay additional $200-$300 to remove it when it should have been done correct the first time. Also this should have not been removed until the implant was ready as it voids any supplement insurance that we could have purchased to save additional money. I would at least appreciate to be refunded. Please avoid this place at all cost they don't know what they are doing and you will pay more in the long run.
Erik Smith
Mar 2026
Too poor to pay up front, so they can’t help me with my dental emergency. My wisdom tooth is pushing on an abscessed tooth, swollen, and infected. They don’t care about the patient if they can’t get the money. Thanks for letting someone walk out and get sicker. We know your bosses just want us poor people to die anyway, as we aren’t financially stable enough to be consistent customers - there is no money to be made off of people like me. They didn’t even have the decency to tell me about any places that accept low income patients with no insurance, and Wendy told me they do not typically refer out to other oral surgeons. Shame on them.
Kristina Fraiser
Mar 2026
This was the absolute worst experience of my life! I have been to the Dental Associates in Greenville and was super happy with them. I was referred by the to go to Green Bay Dental Associates for 2 tooth extractions. The female dentist, (I cannot remember her name) put numbing gel on my gums. She did not wait at all and just started in with the needle to numb deep. Nothing was numb and it hurt so bad! A needle going so deep into your jaw and being moved around…not fun!! After the numbing, I thought it was going to be fine because I was numb and wasn’t going to feel anything. She removed my top tooth without any issues. However, when it came to the bottom tooth, the area by my jaw line was not numb. She was removing a back molar, so the jawline definitely should have been numbed. She started to work on getting the tooth out and my head pressed into the head rest so hard, I’m surprised that I didn’t break it. She then said, ‘can you feel that?’ Obviously! So she numbed me some more, which hurt just as bad as the first time. Felt like the needle was 4 inches long! The she started working on the tooth. My jawline still was not numb. So I started squirming from the pain, the dental assistant grabs my hands so I wouldn’t disrupt the dentist. Then the dentist, obviously seeing that I was in pain, told me to wiggle my toes…like she was trying to distract me from the discomfort. It was not discomfort, it was pain. She kept working on the tooth as I had tears running down the sides of my face and was shaking from feeling the outside of the tooth being torn from my gums, roots, I don’t even know. But it hurt! I will never go to this place again. Horrific! Also need to add how unprofessional they were. The assistant and dentist were joking back and forth the entire time, as I’m laying there, obviously in pain. And I could hear other workers talking about a dead body that was found in the river last week. Extremely unprofessional environment. Thankfully, at least the receptionist were nice.
Sherry Moens
Feb 2026
DO NOT GO to Dental Associates!! Zero stars!
Barbara Barnum
Feb 2026
My hygienist was exceptional! She asked questions to make sure I was taking care of my teeth and gums correctly. She also answered some questions I asked. Very good experience, and she was accommodating and friendly! I enjoyed my appointment very much!!
Lara Gates
Jan 2026
For the last couple of years, I have only been able to get one cleaning scheduled for the year and it's way to far out that I won't guarantee I can make it. Even with calling monthly I can't get in.
*Update: one the customer service reps was able to get me two appointments book this year, six months apart! Thank goodness, because looking for other dental clinics and insurance is not fun. Glad to remain a customer with them!
Sheldon Svenson
Dentists are hit and miss, might get a good one, might get one that leaves you with a half filled filling that aches for weeks and eventually just turns into a bigger cavity. Would not receccomend unless you enjoy gambling.
Scott Paulsen
Ana is hygienist at DA. Very pleasant, conscientious and thorough. Always feel like I was given the best care possible.
Thomas Moore
I could not suggest this place even to my worst enemy. My wife who is already very anxious about her situation left confused and humiliated. Our insurance does support out of network , but she still was told it was pointless as the people basically told her they would charge her for the full visit. She was confused and was scoffed at. I called afterwards to find out what happened, and the experience was just as painful. Do not come here. Or hire new staff.
UPDATE: Generically claiming you are sorry about the experience and to call your office does nothing to help this situation. People need to know exactly what to expect. I hope it affects your business.
joe blow pork head
Im editing my review of Dental Associates because they resolved my issues and were very helpful with planning a treatment plan for me going forward. Thank you.
Amber Vander Heyden
My husband went to get his tooth removed second week of March as it was a baby tooth. They only removed half the tooth the remaining root is still in his mouth. Now we have to go to another dentist to pay additional $200-$300 to remove it when it should have been done correct the first time. Also this should have not been removed until the implant was ready as it voids any supplement insurance that we could have purchased to save additional money. I would at least appreciate to be refunded. Please avoid this place at all cost they don't know what they are doing and you will pay more in the long run.
Erik Smith
Too poor to pay up front, so they can’t help me with my dental emergency. My wisdom tooth is pushing on an abscessed tooth, swollen, and infected. They don’t care about the patient if they can’t get the money. Thanks for letting someone walk out and get sicker. We know your bosses just want us poor people to die anyway, as we aren’t financially stable enough to be consistent customers - there is no money to be made off of people like me.
They didn’t even have the decency to tell me about any places that accept low income patients with no insurance, and Wendy told me they do not typically refer out to other oral surgeons. Shame on them.
Kristina Fraiser
This was the absolute worst experience of my life! I have been to the Dental Associates in Greenville and was super happy with them. I was referred by the to go to Green Bay Dental Associates for 2 tooth extractions. The female dentist, (I cannot remember her name) put numbing gel on my gums. She did not wait at all and just started in with the needle to numb deep. Nothing was numb and it hurt so bad! A needle going so deep into your jaw and being moved around…not fun!! After the numbing, I thought it was going to be fine because I was numb and wasn’t going to feel anything. She removed my top tooth without any issues. However, when it came to the bottom tooth, the area by my jaw line was not numb. She was removing a back molar, so the jawline definitely should have been numbed. She started to work on getting the tooth out and my head pressed into the head rest so hard, I’m surprised that I didn’t break it. She then said, ‘can you feel that?’ Obviously! So she numbed me some more, which hurt just as bad as the first time. Felt like the needle was 4 inches long! The she started working on the tooth. My jawline still was not numb. So I started squirming from the pain, the dental assistant grabs my hands so I wouldn’t disrupt the dentist. Then the dentist, obviously seeing that I was in pain, told me to wiggle my toes…like she was trying to distract me from the discomfort. It was not discomfort, it was pain. She kept working on the tooth as I had tears running down the sides of my face and was shaking from feeling the outside of the tooth being torn from my gums, roots, I don’t even know. But it hurt! I will never go to this place again. Horrific! Also need to add how unprofessional they were. The assistant and dentist were joking back and forth the entire time, as I’m laying there, obviously in pain. And I could hear other workers talking about a dead body that was found in the river last week. Extremely unprofessional environment. Thankfully, at least the receptionist were nice.
Sherry Moens
DO NOT GO to Dental Associates!! Zero stars!
Barbara Barnum
My hygienist was exceptional! She asked questions to make sure I was taking care of my teeth and gums correctly. She also answered some questions I asked. Very good experience, and she was accommodating and friendly! I enjoyed my appointment very much!!
Lara Gates
For the last couple of years, I have only been able to get one cleaning scheduled for the year and it's way to far out that I won't guarantee I can make it. Even with calling monthly I can't get in.
*Update: one the customer service reps was able to get me two appointments book this year, six months apart! Thank goodness, because looking for other dental clinics and insurance is not fun. Glad to remain a customer with them!