This place is the worst they had seen my son before for a cleaning and when I took him for a cavity they made us sit in a over crowded waiting room for over an hour. When they took him back they acted like he was a new patient and didn't do anything. The ladies that do the teeth cleanings are very unfriendly and rude. Will not go back.

BEWARE!!! STAY AWAY!! We were taken for a ride by this dentist and staff. My son needed to have routine fillings. While in the back, they rendered other services I was unaware of. I am his mother, legal guardian, and should have been asked beforehand but was NOT! My insurance company(which is excellent) was also not contacted prior to see if said procedures were covered. They weren't covered, so my husband tried calling to resolve the matter with Dr. Pillion's office but it was like talking to a block wall. We wound up paying a bill that should have never been. Money out of pocket on procedures that were unauthorized. That should NOT happen. I have never written a review on anything before, but I truly hope this helps you in deciding on a dentist for your child. I just wanted you to know how they run their practice, conduct business and get their 'little bonus'. Please think twice before going here.

this is a relly great place .supper nice staff and all of my kids get seen at the same time.2 of my kids had to have alot of work done and DR.pillion done a wondreful job

Dr. Bell has retired and the new dentist is GREAT!

My 3 year old loves him. He is great with kids. My review with him was wonderful. His staff are also great. I love this man. Both of my daughters go to him. We love him. I am very happy with his services.CAG Knoxville, TN

Called the news about him! Bad attitude towards kids (he's a pediatric dentist!). Uses the 'hand over mouth' method. He describes as 'pinching the nasal passage and cupping his hand over child's mouth if needed to gain control' of an un cooperative child! Slammed my 5 yr. old's arms on chair armrest; then, refused to recrown a tooth where the crown had fallen off (that he had previously crowned); because, after slamming my child's arms on arm-rest, his arms slowly moved to his lap! We had driven an hour to have the crown re-fixed due to pain and not being able to eat. His response was, ripping off his mask, and yelling, 'You can take (my child) somewhere else since (my child) can't keep (my child)'s arms on the arm-rest!' Even though I pleaded that not only could we NOT wait any longer for the re-crown or find a dent. in such short notice (& since he's the dent. who crowned the tooth months prior; and we had driven an hour for this squeeze-in appt.--he STILL acted erratical & refused.