Absolute Dental - Charleston

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Teal McMillan

Measurable experience the first time visit on a Saturday morning Wanlrr Dental is very accommodating, beautiful office. Great vibe from the staff, very detailed assessment during my historical dental treatment reviewing . The doctor was visible yet engaging with me.The staff was able to identify the care plain along with a timely diagnosis.I couldn’t ask for a clearer vision for my dental needs 💯. Wanless Dental is the care you’d want . Make an appointment with them and see what they can offer ✅ Ooh the available parking is safe and convenient 👀

Mia Moore

I’ve been coming here for many years and always a pleasant experience. Connie was wonderful, very knowledgeable, kind, comfortable, and considerate. Front desk was very kind as well. Only “complaint” is the past two appointments, I've noticed they aren’t fans of tooth gems and are vocal about it, except Ms. Connie, which was uncomfortable & would become irritating with some hygienists.

Dara Marias

I have been a patient of Dr. Wanlass, along with my husband and children, for years and years. Dr. Wanlass is kind, gentle, and an extremely caring person in addition to being a talented dentist. From the front desk staff to the the VERY TALENTED hygienists, there is a caring and warmth and professionalism that is hard to find in this age of "corporate" dentistry. Samantha, my hygienist, has totally transformed my dental care regime with really noticeable results. She is impressive! I am grateful to go to this practice and highly recommend Wanlass Dental.

Brighton Gore

Although the staff is very kind and welcoming, I feel that the practice as a whole is only looking for money, and my fiance and I felt very taken advantage of. My fiance and I were recommended to come here by his mother, who had previously had a great experience. My fiance had his appointment first, and at this appointment he was told he had horrific gum disease and his gums were essentially rotting off of his teeth. They created a treatment plan that would’ve cost several hundred dollars, including multiple cleanings and several additional products to use at home (we bought the mouthwash there and privately bought a toothbrush). He went through with the initial cleaning and laser treatment, but declined the rest. He still had to sign a form consenting to the treatment that he DID NOT consent to. He was also not made aware that the office was now out of network for his insurance. He is in his early 20s, and although needs to floss more, definitely did not need this level of intervention, as confirmed by a second opinion at my family’s usual dentist. At my appointment, I was told I had no issues and needed a regular cleaning (as expected), but was told I would benefit from Invisalign AGAIN (I have already had it and am happy with my teeth) for upwards of $700. I declined, but was still told to sign a consent for treatment form, even though I did NOT consent. Then, during my cleaning, the hygienist was so rough. It was the most painful cleaning I have gotten in my life. It was so painful, I needed to add on numbing treatment to get through the process, when I usually have no issues with pain, etc during cleanings as I floss regularly. (After the cleaning, I saw several wads of gauze FULL of blood, something completely unnecessary for the status of my gums and teeth.) During the cleaning, the hygienist also “found” a small infected area where I happen to have bit my cheek, and insisted upon adding a laser treatment on, along with a mouth guard to wear at night. I felt the night guard was unnecessary, but felt pressured to add it in order for my cheek/gum area to heal properly. The laser and the night guard ended up costing $425, as apparently my insurance didn’t cover one bit of it. A week later, I returned to pick up the night guard, and the dental assistant had to alter the fit 4-5 different times as it wouldn’t even go onto my teeth at first. I left with the appliance still not seating perfectly, as I had to make other errands and was on a time crunch. After several nights attempting to sleep with it, and waking up with excruciating jaw pain, I returned to my usual family dentist. They told me the “infection” in my cheek was nonexistent and the mouth guard was causing harm to my already previously compromised jaw. When checking out after picking up the appliance, I was told I had another appointment booked for December, which I did NOT SCHEDULE! I had them cancel it, but felt uncomfortable as there is a cancellation fee for appointments, and a faulty reminder system for appointments, so I knew I would’ve been charged if I had missed the appointment I didn’t even know about. After the several interactions with this office, I can vouch that they seem to only be looking to add on upgrades/appliances to generate more money, even when unnecessary to the patient. The mouth wash being offered to each patient for $50 (of course insurance won’t cover), the fancy toothbrushes, etc, all made me feel like I was at a sale’s pitch instead of a dental office.. I also was extremely uncomfortable with having to sign the consent forms for treatment I did NOT consent to, and being told, “Oh no, this is just to say we went over it with you!”. I have contacted the office to get a refund for the mouth guard, as $375 for something I could buy at CVS for $10 as a broke college student is ridiculous. The staff was very kind, but there seems to be a more sinister money-grab going on behind the scenes.