Coast Dental,

2119 West Brandon Boulevard, Brandon, FL 33511

"I have been a client at Coastal Dental for many years. I have witnessed changes, both welcomed & questionable. Employees need to be genuine, anyone can see when you’re scripted. My appointment was a follow-up. I was able to get in and get my situation taken care of. The staff is extremely considerate and easy to talk to. They are always willing to take the extra step to ensure your request is completed. The doctor’s bedside manners are impeccable. She reminds me of a time when the doctors cared about their patients and wanted to make sure every precaution was taken to ensure that sure procedure was a success."

"Really great staff. Everyone was super helpful and gave detailed explanations for treatment. Front desk assisted in making our next appointments to keep us on track. Convenient location and nice office."

"I recently had a crown installation at this dental clinic, and I must say they did an excellent job. The staff at this dental clinic is exceptionally polite. From the moment I walked in, their courtesy and professionalism made my experience very positive. It’s truly refreshing to encounter such a friendly and helpful team in a healthcare setting. Thank you!"

"3 because of the wait time. My appointment was at 9:50 but it was 10:25 before I was called back. I work full time and have to use PTO for the appointment. Don't have me come at 9:50 if you really don't intend on seeing me until 40 minutes later. My time is valuable too. Very pleased with the hygienist."

"I attempted to become a new patient, but I had to cancel my appointment due to the following reasons: 1. They instructed me to contact my insurance and send the eligibility form via fax. Why can't they make the call? It's their job. 2. The insurance agent mentioned she couldn't fax but suggested email. After conveying this information, they responded with 'We accept faxes.' 3. Their phone etiquette is problematic; they consistently talk over you. This has been the experience with everyone I've spoken to, which is incredibly annoying. 4. They initiate by asking for your name and attempting to schedule an appointment. In contrast, other dental offices inquire about how they can assist you first, without talking over you or requesting personal information. Even before visiting the dental office, my phone interactions were enough to make me look elsewhere. I've never been so frustrated attempting to become a new patient anywhere else. Ugh!"