Dentistry for Midtown Atlanta

Donna Hamptoee 7 months ago

The dental office was nice and clean. As I walked into the office the receptionist was very friendly and the environment was inviting. My dental hygienist Ms Jasmine is very sufficient at doing her job. She made me feel comfortable in the space. Jasmine also supported my concerns about my teeth. I would say overall great appointment. I looked in the mirror after my cleaning and my teeth were shining Lol 12-2-25@9:50

Natalie Harford a month ago

After my visit on yesterday I realized Jasmine is the Best Hygienist Ever. I’m grateful for her shared knowledge, making sure I understood the treatment plan. This was the Best Dental Cleaning I’ve ever had. Thank you so much!

Erin 5 months ago

Hands down the best dentist I’ve ever been to! The cleaning process is totally fine, my hygienist is fantastic, the dentists are so knowledgeable and lovely and they eased any concerns I had about my teeth (Im writing this as someone who usually hates going to the dentist but these guys rock) I had a really bad experience with another dentist and was pretty nervous coming here for the first time but I’m on my 3rd visit and I don’t think I’ll go anywhere else!

Loskie Woskie 3 months ago

Hey my name is Abie Rogers , I recently visited Baumrind Family Dentistry, and I had a great experience. The office has been remodeled and looks clean, modern, and very welcoming. The professionalism of the team truly stands out, and everyone was friendly and made me feel comfortable from the moment I walked in. The staff works well together and provides excellent care, creating a positive environment for patients. I would definitely recommend Baumrind Family Dentistry to anyone looking for a caring and professional dental team. Your family will have a great experience here!

CL Williams a month ago

I was very disappointed with my experience at Dentistry for Midtown Atlanta. In spite of having clearly communicated I was currently experiencing intense pain, Dr. Mandani declined to offer any remedy other than a prescription for antibiotics and a referral to have a root canal at a separate dental practice. Before leaving, I again requested that the nurse ask if she could give me anything to address the pain. I was told she again declined, stating it would wear off by the time I reached the practice where the potential root canal would be performed—even though I hadn’t confirmed I would be having the procedure done that day. The impression I got was that they were more interested in freeing up the room for the next patient than with providing me with any real assistance at that point. In the end, I feel I got more comfort and care from the tube of Orajel that I purchased at CVS after my appointment than I did from the trained professional at Dentistry for Midtown Atlanta. Suffice to say, I will not be returning.