I recently visited this practice after we relocated to Carmel from Indy. I wanted a place closer to home. I can tell you that this practice is so client-oriented and warm! Everyone strives to make your experience as pleasant as it can be from the moment you call or step in the office. I even got a phone call from Dr. Helton the night before welcoming me to the practice. Everyone was friendly, explained all procedures, was proactive with calling insurance, was up front about extra procedures available and at what cost. The office is clean and is convenient with good parking. Everyone is online. I also had a cracked crown and they were able to schedule me the very next day for a 2.5 hour appointment to remove the cracked crown and make and fit my new crown that same day. No temporary needed. Awesome! I will be back and letting others know about this practice.

Very professional service! The staff is great. They respect appointment times. My teeth are in beautiful shape.

Great experience with my new patient visit. Loved the follow through and the explanations. Looking forward to me next visit!

I have been with Dr.Helton and her team for the past 3 years and I am so glad my wife found Dentistry on 116. The entire office is staffed with professionals that are very knowledgable and skilled, and they all have great attitudes! Dr.Helton takes time with you, discussing your dental needs and explaining the best approach to achieving optimal dental health. Dr.Helton and her assistant, Anita, work incredibly well together, always with professional and respectful communication. They take extra measures to help make the experience as easy for the patient as possible. They truly are the best at what they do!

I found Dr. Helton and Dentistry on 116th through my dental insurance's DenteMax network. I'd driven by every morning on my way to work. The office looked nice and new. It was convenient. And then I walked in. I was immediately impressed by two things--the quality of the facilities and equipment and the friendly professionalism of the team. First, about that team. Everyone is very, very friendly. That certainly helps to build good energy around an unpleasant procedure. They're also very professional. They took time to educate me about what was going on, utilizing state-of-the-art technology. Within minutes, I was actually looking at X-Rays on a Samsung monitor suspended above my dental chair... where they showed me the infected tooth root that was causing my discomfort. Leading the team is perhaps the kindest, most gentle person you'd ever want digging around in your mouth... Dr. Helton. She has an impeccable bedside manner. Whereas other dentists I've had are very distant and clinical--probing around in my head like they're boning a fish--it's not that way in Dr. Helton's operation. She was very attentive and conscious of my discomfort. She narrates what she's doing, so nothing surprising happens. She and her assistant frequently ask how things are going. She's the frosting on the cake (not that we good dental patients should eat sugar!) that truly makes her operation first-rate. Her facility is also top-notch. Dr. Helton surely took dental phobias and patient psychology into her site selection. The office is expansive and comfortable. Deep, rich wood textures and bright, inviting color tones are aesthetically soothing. The office--and the dental pods wherein patients are seen--overlook trees and greenery from the second floor location. And within each patient bay is the latest in dental technology. Everything is updated and new. The equipment is a consistent, pristine white... right down to those Samsung TV monitors that hang overhead. To entertain me and keep me focused on something else, I got to watch the History Channel and the Today Show! Lastly, the staff is complemented in their efforts by the latest technology. The office stores all X-Ray images electronically and they can be brought up on that same monitor, for consultation. They also have consultation rooms where they took me to go over my options for root canals, to cover anticipated out of pocket expense of the process, etc. And everyone on the team wears small headsets which help them stay in communication with each other and Dr. Helton. If you've ever heard health care workers hollering at each other with questions down a hallway about your body and procedures--you know what I'm talking about when I say peace, discretion and decorum have their place in health care. Being connected by headsets not only aides efficiency, it helps maintain the serenity the facility creates. My point: if you've ever had a bad dental experience, you deserve to see the other end of the spectrum. And it can be found with Dr. Helton and Dentistry on 116th. Since my company is in the DenteMax network, I refer everyone I know to Dr. Helton. I've been manhandled before... and want everyone to know that's not how it has to be! There's a truly exceptional alternative out there--and they get it right in every possible category @ Dentistry on 116th.