Comfort Dental Grand Junction - Your Trusted Dentist in Grand Junction

Very nice staff. Never have any issues with scheduling appointment. Nor do I have to wait long to get in once I'm there. Dr. Foster is always sure to give me an honest opinion on my treatment. I highly recommend them.

My son is so happy with his new smile. The ladies and Dr. Foster took great care of us, everything from proper care for his braces to working with a single Mom and her busy schedule. Thank you

Recently moved to GJ and looking for dentist. Scheduled a cleaning and told the Receptionist that all I wanted was a cleaning and no x-rays because my Denver dentist was finishing up some work and would need to take x-rays next week. Dr. "Ken" would not allow that. Never told me why face to face which was neither courteous or professional on his part. Not a "comforting" experience that was patient friendly. Glad I found out early.

Everyone has horror stories about getting braces and having them on for months or years longer then they were supposed to. Thanks to Comfort Dental Braces I got my braces off early and the whole ride was a breeze! Great People, Great Care, Great Braces!

We love Comfort Braces! Everyone that has worked with my daughter has been wonderful, from the orthodontist to all the assistants. I highly recommend if you're going into the world of orthodontics to go to Comfort Braces

Painful and menacing experience. 90 bucks for nitrous, but be careful because they will rip you off. Pretty sure they set me up breathing pure oxygen the entire time. Don't waste your time. Your money will be better spent somewhere else.

I went not knowing how horrid this place really is. I was treated terrible they took xrays without anything covering me...mind you I'm PREGNANT. the actual dentist didnt speak a word to me after xrays except "you have 2 cavities" and they sent me home without the cleaning I came for. 2 weeks later I'm at my new dentist office and they couldn't even read the xrays from comfort dental and after taking their own they discovered I have 6 cavities that needed filled immediatly

Unless you enjoy going to an office that feels like Dental Assistant Training School, then by all means, go ahead. After working minimum wage jobs my entire life I finally got a break and have been lucky enough to find a new job that provides dental benefits. With that said, my teeth were in need of some work. I went in knowing full well I would need fillings throughout my whole mouth. Had eight fillings in one day-praise that dental assistant that filled cavities for two hours. The catch is this: the dental assistant must have been fresh out of Intellitech, because she was rough, clumsy, and extremely unprofessional. (who the heck allows their husband to stand over a patient and ask where the car keys are!?) An unskilled dental assistant should not be filling deep cavities. 6 out of 8 of my teeth are in need of root canals, and according to the two other dentists I sought opinions from, the infections on those nerves could have been easily avoided, because the cavities were very small. Both dentists agree that she drilled unnecessarily deep into all of my teeth-a mistake only a novice would make. They also agreed that my gums were healthy, and remarked it was obvious I flossed. Also, the saliva-sucky tube smells horrible, and she scratched the back of my throat with it causing an infection on my soft palate and uvula, so I couldn't even get my infected gums and teeth looked at until the antibiotics were finished. I had many questions to ask the dentist about properly caring for my teeth, the scope of my cavities, and the possibility of braces within the next year or so. He failed to answer any of my inquiries, and I felt like a child when he spoke to me. I'm obviously offering my money as a long-term customer, why treat me so badly? I brought great dental insurance that covered all of my treatments, and yet I feel as though they are going to swindle me out of my money through botched dental care and repeated infections. I've been to some fantastic dentists, but the ones at Comfort Dental are not one of them. I've been to some fantastic dentists, and have never been handed off to an untrained dental assistant.

I have 2 teeth connected by a crown to serve as an anchor for my partial denture. 1 of the teeth needed a root canal and the dentist wanted to pull both teeth because of the crown. He said the only other thing that could be done is see if medicaid would approve trying a root canal even though it would be a tough procedure and might not work. Pulling those 2 teeth would have meant losing all my remaining teeth as well, and having to get a full denture because there would be nothing to anchor my denture on one side of my mouth. I said I wanted to see if medicaid would approve trying to save the teeth and he said in a condescending voice, and I quote, "Of course you do. Why wouldn't you, you don't have to pay for it." I am on medicaid because I became physically disabled. Before that, I owned my own business and provided others with jobs as well. Life is hard enough now without someone without any knowledge of my life blatantly disrespecting and judging me.

That is not the only bad experience I've had there, but that is the one that flagrantly proved that they care nothing about patients best interests, or about them as a person, and that patients are nothing more than dollar signs to them.

I took my son in the other day to get his braces adjusted. Dr Fosters staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. They were great!