Enter your reviews for Carter Perkins

Category	Your Review Score
Knowledge and Skill* Diagnoses problems accurately, recommends best treatment. Does your dentist have up-to-date medical skills? Can you get recommendation to a specialist easily? More »
Availability* Appointments are available easily and on a timely basis. Is there good after-hours support? Can the dentist be reached over phone? How about availability by email? More »
Punctuality* Is reasonably punctual with appointments. How is the wait time in the office? Has the dentist cancelled appointments? More »
Personal skills* Friendly and approachable, and takes time to answer questions. Do you feel rushed while talking? Does the dentist show concern for you? Do you have to repeat your case history everytime? More »
Office Staff* Office staff is courteous and professional. Do your phone messages get communicated to the dentist? Is the staff sensitive to you and your condition? More »
Comments
Your Name * Note: Your name will appear with your review unless you tell us not to include it. You're also free to use an alias.	*Do you want your name displayed in the review? Yes No
City / State
* Indicates mandatory field By submitting the review, I accept the Terms & Conditions Submit Preview

Tips for good reviews

Be factual. Saying your dentist is skilled at microsurgery is better than saying he is a wonderful dentist.
Resist the temptation to vent. Your review carries much more weight when it is perceived as thoughtful.
Everybody has pluses and minuses—try to include both in your reviews whenever possible.
Be informative. For example, if your dentist performs a special type of procedure, let everyone
know about it.

Get Health Insurance Accepted By Your Dentist

Frequently Asked Questions

Choose a Health Insurance Plan that covers your Doctor

This one sounds so obvious and yet most people miss it. If you are looking to buy health insurance, you fall into one of two situations:

Case 1: You do not have a family doctor or specialist. Alternatively, even if you have one, you are not particularly attached to seeing that doctor. If this is true, then you can safely ignore the rest of this post.

Case 2: You do have a family doctor and would very much like to continue seeing that doctor. If you fall into this category, then remember this – not all doctors accept every plan. If you buy a health insurance plan and then find out later that it does not cover your doctor, you could lose hundreds of dollars in out-of-network costs each year.

So, if you do have a family doctor and would like to keep him or her – please do ask your health insurance counselor to choose a plan that covers that doctor!