About Balanced Dental Studio
Balanced Dental Studio, formerly known as Fox Point Dental, is a highly-rated dental practice located in Lakewood, CO. The team prioritizes whole health and functional dental care, aiming to help patients smile confidently and live healthier lives. Dr. Elizabeth Turner and her staff are known for their thoroughness, professionalism, and affordability, offering a wide range of services. Patients have praised the clinic for its exceptional care, noting the friendly and knowledgeable staff who make every visit comfortable. The office environment is described as organized and welcoming, with real, attentive communication from the front office to the dental team. Recent reviews highlight the trustworthy and common-sense approach to treatment, with a hygienist named Kelsey being very knowledgeable and gentle. Patients with sensitive teeth and TMJ issues have had great experiences, praising Dr. Turner's expertise and the clinic's understanding and helpful approach in easing their pain and fears.
Dr. Wohlford did an absolutely amazing job with a cavity filling I had. She communicated super clearly about everything, numbed me perfectly, and it was a quick and comfortable experience. Historically I get sensitivity during fillings but I could tell she was super intentionally and I will be requesting her for all fillings moving forward. Thanks Dr. Wohlford!
Wonderful first experience with balanced dental studios. I was looking for a new dentist, as I felt my previous was more focused on generating revenue than quality care. From the moment I walked into the office, everyone was wonderful. Kelcie was a fantastic hygienist, very thorough and great explaining everything. Dr. was great, very straightforward , with good explanations answering my concerns and we have a plan moving forward. I left the office with my teeth feeling great and very comfortable with the fact that my dental health was their first concern. Happy about my choice to change. Highly recommend
Fred
I’ve been to dentist offices who use a more comfortable method of X-rays, and I was expecting that at your office. Biting down on hard plastic that digs into your gums is very painful, especially for those with a small mouth. I hope you will catch up with other offices and upgrade your X-ray technology very soon.