Dental · Minneapolis
Eleven years avoiding dentists ends here. 1,077 reviews.
Gentle, unhurried dentistry — and you'll know what you owe before we begin.
- 1,077
- Google reviews
- 4.9
- Average rating
- 5 min
- Average wait
- 60 min
- First visit
For the people who have been putting this off
Eleven years is not the longest gap we have seen this year.
Nobody here is going to lecture you about flossing. We will tell you what is urgent, what can wait, and what each part costs before you agree to any of it — and if you need to stop halfway through, you raise your hand and we stop.
New patients, through 30 September 2026
$129 for exam, full X-rays and a cleaning — uninsured or between plans.
Sixty-minute first visit with the dentist doing the exam, not a hand-off. If you have not been in years, say so when you book and we schedule extra time rather than making you feel it.
Book itNew patients only. Additional treatment quoted in writing before it is agreed. Expires 30 September 2026.
What we do
Filed by what you came in about, not by procedure code.
Nobody books a D2740. They book because a tooth broke, or because it has been four years. Every treatment here is findable from all three.
| Treatment | Concern | Area | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| New patient exam, X-rays & cleaning | Keeping what you have | Whole mouth | $129Uninsured rate. Most PPOs cover this in full. |
| Same-day crown | A damaged tooth | One tooth | $1,290Typical PPO patient pays $516 after benefits. |
| Implant, single tooth | A missing tooth | One tooth | $3,850Post, abutment and crown. Financing splits it over 12 months. |
| Invisalign, full case | Crowding & bite | Whole mouth | $4,900Includes retainers and every refinement. |
| Membership plan, uninsured | Paying for it without insurance | Whole mouth | $29 / monthTwo cleanings, exams, X-rays, 20% off everything else. |
| Emergency visit | Pain, today | Wherever it hurts | $95Applied to whatever treatment you go ahead with. |
Every number on this page is published. Patients who can see a price before they call are the ones who call — and the practices that publish get fewer enquiries and more bookings, which is the trade the good ones make on purpose.
In-network plans named — and the plan types we don't take, said out loud. Insurance verified before the visit, and your portion in writing before treatment is agreed.
What happens
The appointment stops when you say it stops.
- 01
Tell us where you are on it
There is a difference between mild dislike and eleven years of avoidance, and it changes how we run the appointment.
- 02
Insurance checked before you arrive
We verify the plan, then tell you your portion — not the gross fee — before treatment is agreed.
- 03
The appointment, at your pace
The signal stops it. Nobody talks you out of using it, and nobody sighs.
- 04
What is next, in writing
Including what can wait. A plan that separates urgent from optional is one you can afford to say yes to.
What is in the room
Named item by item, because this is what anxious patients actually read — and it does more work than a paragraph about sedation.
- A hand signal that stops everything — used every time it is raised
- Noise-cancelling headphones, your own playlist
- Netflix on the ceiling
- Weighted blanket
- Numbing gel before any needle, always
- Sunglasses against the overhead light
- Blanket and pillow
- Lip balm before we start
- The whole plan explained before anything goes in your mouth
- Nitrous, if you want it — no upsell if you don't
Sedation is a separate conversation and gets its own page. Leading with it tells a nervous patient the visit will be bad enough to need it.
Your provider
You will see the same dentist each time.
Being handed between providers is the complaint behind most one-star reviews in this trade. Pick yours and keep them.
- Book with Dr. Osei
Dr. OseiDDS
DDS
- Book with Dr. Lund
Dr. LundDDS
sedation
- Book with Bea
Bea
Hygienist
- Book with Marco
Marco
Patient co-ordinator
Each of these is its own booking route, so a returning patient goes straight to their own provider instead of landing in a general queue and hoping. Exactly one practice of the thirty we examined does this.
The practice
No teeth. No faces. The room you will actually be sitting in.
A patient who has been avoiding this for years is not reassured by a close-up of somebody else's molars. They want to know what the room looks like and whether it feels rushed.
If you do publish cosmetic before-and-afters, they belong on their own page with written authorisation per image and a typical-result line — not on the homepage.
What people say
Rated 5 out of 5I had not been to a dentist in eleven years because of the anxiety. They gave me a weighted blanket, headphones and a hand signal to stop, and used it every time I raised it.
Rated 5 out of 5They found the insurance would not cover the crown, told me before the appointment, and offered the payment plan without me having to ask.
Rated 5 out of 5Sixty-minute first visit, five-minute wait, and the doctor did the exam rather than handing me off.
Real reviews from your Google profile — 1,077 in total, averaging 4.9.
Find us
- Monday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Tuesday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Wednesday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Thursday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Friday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Saturday7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- SundayClosed
212 N 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN
(612) 555-0126Hours and address read live from your Google profile — change them once, there.
Questions
What does it cost?
In-network plans named — and the plan types we don't take, said out loud. Insurance verified before the visit, and your portion in writing before treatment is agreed.
How do I book?
Book online in under a minute, any hour. You'll get a text confirmation immediately.
What if I need to change it?
Reply to the confirmation text. No phone tag, no penalty for rescheduling with notice.
Book an appointment
Pick a time. You'll get a text confirmation straight away.
Or call (612) 555-0126