"Great service, friendly staff. The whole family comes here — kids included. They handle everything in one place, which is huge for us. We've been going here for years."
Three decades of Wilmington trust.
Real Google reviews from two generations of Wilmington families. Hablamos español.
"Hablan español y son muy profesionales. Mi familia entera viene aquí, desde mi madre hasta mis hijos. Los doctores te explican todo y los precios son justos. Recomiendo Family Dental Plus 100%."
"Got my wisdom teeth out here and the experience was nothing like I expected. Clean office, professional staff, walked me through every step. Painless recovery and very fair pricing."
"Brought all three of my kids here for braces. The orthodontist is in the same office as our family dentist, so coordinating everything was easy. Highly recommend if you have a family."
"Needed two implants and Dr. Cohen handled the whole thing in-house. No referrals to a separate surgeon. Everything from the consult to the final crown was smooth. Couldn't be happier."
"The convenience of having ortho, general dentistry, and pediatric care in one building is unbeatable. Plus the office is accessible — my dad uses a walker and there are no stairs or barriers."
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Wilmington family dental practice patient reviews: what patients consistently say
Reviews are often the first thing a family reads before booking a dental visit. On this page, the clinical team summarizes the themes that appear most often in patient feedback, so you can see what day-to-day care at our Wilmington practice is meant to feel like before you walk in.
Across written feedback, a few topics tend to come up again and again:
- Clear explanations. Patients describe a team that explains findings and options in plain language before any treatment begins.
- A calm, unhurried chairside manner. Comfort and pacing matter, especially for children and for adults who feel nervous about dental visits.
- Care for the whole household. Families value seeing children and adults at one practice, often with back-to-back appointments.
- Front desk communication. Reminders, insurance questions, and rescheduling are frequent points of praise.
Reading reviews well takes a little care. A single comment describes one person's visit, and every patient's needs, history, and experience differ. Look for patterns across many reviews rather than one standout story, and notice whether a comment describes the experience (communication, comfort, scheduling) or implies a clinical result, since results vary from patient to patient.
If you are considering a first appointment, it helps to bring a list of current medications, any prior dental records, and questions about what matters most to you. The team can review your history, complete an exam, and outline options at a pace that suits you. Questions about a specific concern are welcome at any visit.
We read every piece of feedback, including suggestions for improvement, and use it to refine how the practice schedules visits, explains procedures, and supports anxious patients. If your experience differed from what is described here, please contact the office so the team can follow up directly.
This page is informational and is not medical advice. Treatment options should always be decided in consultation with a qualified physician or dentist.