Preventive services available to ensure your dental health and ensure you keep your natural smile for life. We use the most advanced digital technology to ensure we perform a comprehensive cleaning. Have missing teeth? Replace them with dental implants - all under the care of our expert implant dentist and our finest technology. Bringing a highly focused field of dentistry to relieve chronic headaches and jaw pain without surgery.Your oral health is of the utmost importance to us. If you're looking for unparalleled general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry in Redmond, look no further than Smile Artistry.
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Since 1992, Dr. Karen McNeill has established herself as one of the preeminent professionals in her field, having helped hundreds of patients improve their smiles and their oral health. Established Smile Artistry in 1998, creating one of the very first practices in the Northwest dedicated to advanced cosmetic dentistry including full mouth reconstruction ('extreme smile makeovers') and general dentistry. As every patient is different, she takes pride in creating smiles that are unique and perfectly individualized for each patient.
From exquisite cosmetic dentistry to implant dentistry, we have everything you need to achieve a healthy, beautiful smile. With her expertise and advanced training, Dr. McNeill can combine unlimited options to make over your smile. Since 1992, Dr. McNeill has been respected by her peers as one of the top dentists in Redmond and Seattle, WA.
At Smile Artistry, we only want to provide the best dental services for our patients. That's why we focus on the most important categories of dentistry: general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and smile makeover services. Our general dentistry services offer you the convenience of having dental treatments that will take care of the whole family.
You already know you need to visit the dentist every six months for a check-up, but do you know why? General dentistry is the best way to save your natural smile and prevent bigger (and expensive) problems from happening. Our general dentist in Redmond, WA uses modern and non-invasive technologies to make your general dentistry experience comfortable for you and your family. Every smile is different and we dedicate your appointment times as your opportunity to ask us any questions or concerns you may have.
Reviews (13)
Emily Wagner
Jun 24, 2022
I highly recommend Dr. McNeill. I've been seeing her for 15 years. I originally went to her for help with my TMJ issues. I'd seen a few different TMJ specialists before and none were able to help resolve my symptoms. Then I found Dr. McNeill. She has a very unique treatment approach that uses electrodes and sensors to detect the optimal resting position for your jaw.
Then she makes an orthotic (similar to a night guard or retainer) to keep your jaw in that position at night. This approach was truly life changing for me. No more locking jaw or pain!
Then she makes an orthotic (similar to a night guard or retainer) to keep your jaw in that position at night. This approach was truly life changing for me. No more locking jaw or pain!
D. L. Nichols
Jun 20, 2022
Kharisma Montes De Oca
Feb 21, 2022
Michele Smith
Jan 19, 2022
Aj
Jan 04, 2022
I had a deep cleaning here and won't be going back. If you're someone who has a lot of dental stress, I highly recommend you don't go here either. First, the not-so-great. Scheduling was a bit of a nightmare here. They somehow lost my initial appointment for the deep clean. It was in their system that I'd paid for it at least, but the appointment itself was apparently never entered into their calendar.
I had another appointment that was seemingly entered into their calendar for a different date than the one initially agreed upon. Second, the really not good. I've had some really bad dental experiences before and so going to the dentist stresses me out. This was something they asked about on their intake and talked to me about at my first appointment, so I expected it to be dealt with well.
This was not what happened. At my deep cleaning, I requested and was given nitrous oxide to help with the stress. (It didn't help at all, but I don't hold that against them.) When the cleaning was mostly over, the dentist told me that a technician would be over to take a final look and wrap me up. That was all that was said. The nitrous oxide was left on and I was not told there were any changes to it.
I was then left in the chair for at least fifteen minutes. I'm not exactly sure how long it was-it might've been longer-because I didn't start checking the time on a nearby computer until I'd already been laying there for some time, still with my chair leaned back, still being given nitrous oxide. At this point, I sat up to try to ask what was going on and when someone would be by to finish me up.
A different dentist came over, started lecturing me about how I couldn't sit up, made me lay back down and put the mask back on, and told me that I needed to be changed over to oxygen before I could stand up. She told me that the technician was finishing up with someone else and basically that I needed to sit down and wait my turn. I felt treated like an unruly child, chastised for trying to cut in line, rather than an adult who just wanted to check how much longer I'd be there because I was taking time off work for the appointment.
When the tech did come over, he looked at my teeth for about two minutes before letting me go. At the desk when I checked out, they claimed that I was left alone for 15+ minutes because I needed to breathe oxygen for that time after the nitrous oxide. Now, I know this isn't true because the second dentist told me she was switching me to oxygen AFTER I'd already been laying there for 15 minutes.
If it WAS true, then the first dentist should've told me that was what was happening. It was far from the worst dental experience I've had. If I didn't have such high stress going to the dentist, I expect I would have brushed off this less-than-ideal experience. However, they knew about my previous horrible experiences and were also aware that the procedure that day was one that was extremely stressful for me.
It would have been trivial for them to tell me that I would be waiting a while for the tech and to take me off of the nitrous oxide after the deep cleaning was done. I will never go back here. If you're someone who also has a lot of stress at the dentist office, I highly recommend you don't go here either.
I had another appointment that was seemingly entered into their calendar for a different date than the one initially agreed upon. Second, the really not good. I've had some really bad dental experiences before and so going to the dentist stresses me out. This was something they asked about on their intake and talked to me about at my first appointment, so I expected it to be dealt with well.
This was not what happened. At my deep cleaning, I requested and was given nitrous oxide to help with the stress. (It didn't help at all, but I don't hold that against them.) When the cleaning was mostly over, the dentist told me that a technician would be over to take a final look and wrap me up. That was all that was said. The nitrous oxide was left on and I was not told there were any changes to it.
I was then left in the chair for at least fifteen minutes. I'm not exactly sure how long it was-it might've been longer-because I didn't start checking the time on a nearby computer until I'd already been laying there for some time, still with my chair leaned back, still being given nitrous oxide. At this point, I sat up to try to ask what was going on and when someone would be by to finish me up.
A different dentist came over, started lecturing me about how I couldn't sit up, made me lay back down and put the mask back on, and told me that I needed to be changed over to oxygen before I could stand up. She told me that the technician was finishing up with someone else and basically that I needed to sit down and wait my turn. I felt treated like an unruly child, chastised for trying to cut in line, rather than an adult who just wanted to check how much longer I'd be there because I was taking time off work for the appointment.
When the tech did come over, he looked at my teeth for about two minutes before letting me go. At the desk when I checked out, they claimed that I was left alone for 15+ minutes because I needed to breathe oxygen for that time after the nitrous oxide. Now, I know this isn't true because the second dentist told me she was switching me to oxygen AFTER I'd already been laying there for 15 minutes.
If it WAS true, then the first dentist should've told me that was what was happening. It was far from the worst dental experience I've had. If I didn't have such high stress going to the dentist, I expect I would have brushed off this less-than-ideal experience. However, they knew about my previous horrible experiences and were also aware that the procedure that day was one that was extremely stressful for me.
It would have been trivial for them to tell me that I would be waiting a while for the tech and to take me off of the nitrous oxide after the deep cleaning was done. I will never go back here. If you're someone who also has a lot of stress at the dentist office, I highly recommend you don't go here either.
Dec 21, 2021
Very disappointed how the team is handling an overpayment situation: they made me pay for my treatment on the day of thereof, and then the insurance company paid them for my treatment as well. I ended up being overcharged by $200+. Regardless of multiple calls/emails and my insurance reaching out to them directly it's been more than a month and they still didn't refund me nor provided an ETA to do so. Very disappointed
Sooty McCann
Oct 17, 2021
Morgile
Sep 30, 2021
Beware - these are scammers - I visited the Smile Artistry for a routine checkup and cleaning. The examination process was very painful and they were poking my sensitive gums with sharp objects while bragging how good they are. It took almost an hour to run the tests after which they focused in upselling me with services I did not want or ask for and then finally quoted me $3,500 for teeth cleaning.
The worst part - My teeth and gums continued to hurt bad for more than a week after the examination and the Smile Artistry team didn't even agree to check what they did. I ended up going to another dentist to fix the damage they have done. Run, don't just walk away.
The worst part - My teeth and gums continued to hurt bad for more than a week after the examination and the Smile Artistry team didn't even agree to check what they did. I ended up going to another dentist to fix the damage they have done. Run, don't just walk away.
Momamy Last
Sep 24, 2021
Christine Upchurch
Sep 04, 2021
Erica Lawless
Jun 22, 2021
10/10 best Dentistry I've ever been to in my entire life. Very friendly, caring staff. Every single question I had was answered thoroughly. The also accept Care Credit, which is a life saver. Seriously, I cannot say enough good things about this place. I wish I knew everyone's name who I interacted with today, but EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU, you are incredibly kind and warm. This is definitely where I will be going, and referring many others.
Nafis Sadat
Jun 19, 2021
Reuel Robertson
Mar 21, 2021
