Leslie M Woodell, DDS, PC

Reviews

• DS

  dale sirkle

  Oct 24, 2023
  5.0
  As a first time patient, I was happy to find that Dr Woodall does thorough meticulous work like my lifelong dentist that retired a few years ago.
• MK

  Michelle Kaner

  Nov 21, 2019
  5.0
  I have used De. Woodell for years. She is caring and gentle. Her staff takes great care of me and my dental needs. I have a beautiful smile! Thank you Dr. Woodell and staff!
• TL

  torrance lynch

  Oct 21, 2019
  5.0
  I had a very hard time searching for a dentist that fit my needs. I was always so nervous and had high anxiety of going to a dentist but knew I had work that needed to be done. I was referred here by a family friend that highly recommended this office. I called with alot of questions and they answered them with great knowledge and courteousy. I set up an appointment and was seen right away because I was having pain. The staff was so helpful on making me feel comfortable and explained everything with great detail. I would highly recommend this office to anyone who has dental needs and enjoy a family friendly staff and doctor.
• RR

  Roy

  Oct 17, 2019
  5.0
  Very talented, gentle Dr, makes going to the dentist easy
• JO

  Jess Oberhaus

  Jun 19, 2019
  1.0
  I went to this dentist regularly for a couple of years, and everything seemed fine. I had gotten a couple of fillings done in that time, all the while being told that I had more and more teeth that would need to get fillings soon. When I asked why I have so many cavities all of the time, the response was always “oh, it’s just genetics.” One day, I was getting a measurement done for gum recession. Dr.Woodell acted shocked when she got to my lower front teeth. She told me that I would probably have to have surgery to restore that area of the gums, the recession was just so bad. I had never even been warned about this being a potential issue before. Conveniently enough, she said that she knows someone who can do the job, her friend, Dr.(I forget their name.) Seems a bit fishy, right? Well, a few months later, I found myself on Medicaid, which is not accepted here. On my first visit to my new dentist, I presented my concerns about my gums and numerous cavities. The dentist looked confused. She said that I had zero cavities. The gum recession was very minor, caused by brushing too hard. And what do you know, when I stopped brushing so hard, it got better. No surgery involved. The moral of the story is, don’t believe everything you’re told, and always get a second opinion!

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