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Based on 175 reviews.

Amanda Saulnier

October 19, 2021.

Verified

I have been going to Athens Smiles for a little over a year now. My hygienist, Emma, is amazing and so nice! I always feel welcome when I am there. Their prices are very reasonable and their in-house plan is worth the money!

Cindy Williams

October 19, 2021.

Verified

I love this place. All of the people are wonderful. My hygienist is one of the best. Always asking about how my family is doing. I would recommend to everyone.

Vince Barrett

September 29, 2021.

Verified

Excellent experience. My hygienist, Anna did a wonderful job! She is very knowledgeable, explained each procedure and constantly checked to make sure that I wasn't in any pain. The treatment plan and costs were explained in detail and there were no surprises. I am definitely glad that I found such an excellent dental practice!

jared daniels

September 21, 2021.

Verified

They are always so helpful, patient and accommodating. Best office and staff in Athens.

Alayna Shaffer

September 14, 2021.

Verified

The front desk ladies are always nice. My hygienist Emma remembers everything I tell her and is really fun. The doctor is fine, I'm not the best patient so she explains things well without being mean haha. They email and text reminders which is always good.

Walt Woodard

September 10, 2021.

Verified

There are quite a few wonderful red letter days in most of our lives. Maybe the day you graduated college, or your wedding day, the days your children were born, and the first time you had a hot Krispy Kreme Doughnut. They are different for everyone but I think we would all agree that getting a tooth extracted is not near the top of the list. Just by its nature it is never going to be something most people would choose. Also, this is not one of those teeth you remember as a child, a tiny porcelain Tic Tac that miraculously dropped out while eating your PB&J. No, this was one of those massive molars that I truly think rivals something they dug out of the La Brea Tar Pits. On top of that, it really didn’t have to come out right now. But it seemed prudent to go ahead and move forward before it left me in real pain one day. Dr. Clay was very cordial and professional in discussing ahead of time what she was doing. Then, at each step she gave me a heads up. After getting started though, she initially tried to see if she could just work it loose, but sadly the tooth clearly didn’t get the memo it was time to go. Next she moved up to other tools and yes, there was some tugging and pulling but no pain. Honestly, I just focused on the art of Bob Ross on the TV as I watched a bucolic winter landscape emerge with some carefully placed strokes of the brush and blade. It took a bit for her to get the tooth but then it was out. Indeed it was large and I had visions of taking it home and putting it under my pillow. I thought it worth at least $100. In the end I really didn’t think negotiations with our family tooth fairy would get a fair price and I let it go as a donation. This wasn’t my first rodeo with having teeth removed so I was somewhat prepared and I was sure it wasn’t going to be good. I went home still numbed up from the Novocain and waited for the inevitable pain to start. So, I prepared. I sat there with a bottle of ibuprofen and a bottle of brandy (you know for medicinal purposes) figuring it was going to be a long couple of days. Gradually the feeling started coming back and when I could feel my entire mouth again there was, well, nothing. No pain, no swelling, no excessive bleeding. Apart from a bit tired and some bleeding, that was it. Well, that just couldn’t be right. The last time I had a tooth pulled I was in severe pain for days and three or four days later there was so much swelling and bruising, I looked like a postsurgical patient from the show Botched. I ended having to go back in for additional treatment it was so bad. No, I was sure Dr Clay must have surely implanted some magic painkiller that would eventually wear off. But, it never got any worse. So, how well was I doing? I noticed an underbody panel on the car had slipped down when my son picked me up from the procedure. So, being a guy that can’t stand to see something broken, I got up underneath the car an hour after getting home to fix it. No, maybe this wasn’t using the best judgement but let’s just assume that Novocain impacts the brain as well. Clearly part of mine might not have been working well. I am actually in utter amazement at the difference between this procedure and any other extraction I have had. I truly appreciate both her staff and their amazing attitude and work. I can definitely tell you that surprisingly, dental procedures have risen a notch or two if done by Dr. Clay’s office. Can I say to the level of a hot Krispy Kreme doughnut? Sadly not, but it was an incredible surprise that dental work could be just a bit more pleasant. I have known and have been a patient of quite a few dentists. Dr. Clay, clearly, stands as one of the very best!

Isom Harrison

September 9, 2021.

Verified

Dr. Clay is great, as are the girls. Everyone knows their stuff. Glad I found them.

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