Geoffrey Davis, DMD

Excelent service! … very happy to found real professionals here … Thank u!

Big fan here!
Referred to Dr. Davis by another mother in my daughters daycare. Location cannot be beat (right across from my office in the Hancock Tower). They are located on the 4^th floor just above the New Balance store in Copley Square.
I have been going to Dr. Davis now since June 2014. My first visit was a cleaning and invisalign quote. I ended up signing up for the invisalign and love it. I typically go for a check up every 4 – 6 weeks and have already noticed a huge difference. My plan doesn’t end until June 2015 at which time I will continue to see Dr. Davis.
The staff is super friendly and they remember your name. I just love the vibe of the office and friendly folks who work there. Appointments are easy to schedule and they send you confirmations via email.
Bonus points as they now have a new dog — brings a smile to your face when you go into the office.
Very happy with Dr. Davis.

Dr. Davis and his whole team are great!
I started going to Dr. Davis for regular cleanings back in 2008. He and his entire staff have been nothing but wonderful since that time. The office itself is clean, modern, and convenient. The hygienist who cleans my teeth is always so friendly and does a great job. I have only seen Dr. Davis himself a few times because I have never needed any work done on my teeth, but he is consistently pleasant to work with.
One thing that I really like about this office is that they do have extended hours a few times a week. It’s very convenient for individuals who work standard 9 – 5 jobs. I do recommend booking as far in advance as you can because spots for cleanings fill up quickly. My boyfriend started going here last year as well and I think he had to wait about a month for a new-​client appointment.
There really isn’t anything negative that I can say about this dental office. Definitely check it out if you are looking for a dentist!

Dr Davis always takes you promptly and is attentive to your comfort and does great dental work. The office is pleasant friendly. Pat is the best!
I highly recommend Dr Davis and his entire staff. The back bay location is convenient for me from office.

I’ve never written a review before, but I feel I owe Dr. Davis one. I chipped some bonding on my front tooth last Friday, and made an appointment to have it fixed today. I don’t have insurance and made that fairly clear, but the office gave me a rough estimate of what the price would be and I decided I was fine with it. Because the chip wasn’t very big, Dr. Davis just sanded it down instead of rebonding (I was sort of on the fence about what would be better). The whole thing took less than five minutes and he didn’t charge me! And was incredibly nice. I’m extremely grateful that he didn’t give me the bonding just to get my money, and I will definitely be going back for cleanings, whether or not I have insurance.
Also, the office has fantastic magazines, but I didn’t actually have to wait at all.

I know no one in their right mind actually enjoys going to the dentist, but Dr. Davis (actually, it’s probably 90% Kathy) makes me not mind that 6 month checkup. As other reviewers have mentioned, I was a little thrown off when I didn’t see him look at my mouth until the end of my 3^rd routine visit when it turned out I’d need a sealant. We did that today, I was in and out with a cleaning, sealant, and follow up appointment in under 45 minutes.
Kathy as a hygienist is spectacular. Technically she’s up to snuff, she’s not afraid to tell me that she can tell I haven’t flossed as much as I should, and that I should lay off the Diet Coke, and she’s got personality. Again, as other reviewers have mentioned, she remembers everrything about you, which I like. Makes me feel like a person versus a paid insurance claim.
Luckily, I haven’t needed any extensive work, so my only experience with Dr. Davis was having a sealant placed today. He wasn’t exactly chatty, but he was very thorough in explaining to me everything he was doing (which is a nice thing when you start to hear drills). Hopefully my interactions with him will stay limited, just because apparently that means you need more than a cleaning.
Also, bonus points for using e-​mail reminders and receipts. I like that the office is so responsive via e-​mail. Overall 5 stars, but like I said, I’ve only had cleanings and one sealant. I’ll (almost) happily be back for my checkup in six months.

Okay, I know everyone likes this guy. His good reviews on Unilocal were the reason I went to see him. I strongly disagree with these reviews though, and here’s why:
When I went to see Dr. Davis, he seemed nice enough. First session included x-​rays, a consultation and that’s it. He even prescribed some Valium for me, since I told him I got very nervous at the dentist. So far so good.
Next appointment was the cleaning. This was with a dental hygienist who was also very nice and did a thorough job.
A few months ago I went in to have a cavity filled and a crown put in. This one didn’t go so well. He filled the cavity in the back of my mouth, but in order to reach it he apparently decided to drill off part of the adjacent wisdom tooth, which has now become an even bigger cavity, and the wisdom tooth will have to come out. FAIL. He also took a mold for the crown, and put in a temporary one. We scheduled a follow-​up appointment to have the permanent crown installed.
About one month ago I went in for the permanent porcelain crown. He applied the cement and put it on, and it didn’t fit well. So, instead of ordering a new one, or drilling down the fake one, he decided, once again, to drill off part of another tooth. (Noticing a pattern here?) The crown was on the bottom, so he flattened out the corresponding tooth on the top of my mouth in order to make the overlarge crown fit in there. I now have a weird, flat molar on the top which I did not request. FAIL, part 2. Also, the crown looks like a marshmallow, not a tooth. It’s pretty lame. FAIL, part 3.
The last time I went to see him was when the filling he had previously put in, fell out. He got pissed and demanded to know why the wisdom tooth was still there. He then tried to put some sort of a ring around my tooth in order to re-​fill the cavity, and when it wouldn’t fit properly, he tried to force it on while muttering under his breath. He filled the cavity again and then got a piece of my mind. FAIL, part 4.
I know this has been a long review, but it’s worth putting this info out there. Not sure why I got the psycho Dr. Davis and everyone else here got the angel, but my advice is to stay away from this guy. He’ll seriously drill off any of your teeth he doesn’t like. I’m going to another dentist soon to assess, and will possibly be filing a lawsuit against this guy. Really, really bad work.

Appointment was on time.
Dr. Davis is very personable and fixed the chip in my tooth in no time.
The hygienist working that day, was very nice and cleaned my teeth right up — very chatty and happy.
Fabrizio is the receptionist/​manager and is very helpful and welcoming.
Look at the tiles on the ceiling while you’re sitting in the comfy memory foam-​ish chairs — in Dr. Davis’ area there are butterflies and blue skies and in the hygenist’s area a pup, kitty and bird are looking down at you. Very funny.
Nice office dog too.

I might be the minority here, but I’m not afraid of the dentist and still enjoyed my visit at Dr. Davis’ offices.
I will say I originally had a gripe that Dr. Davis didn’t pop in to see me. I expected him to atleast check things out with a mirror! Kathy, the hygenist, took care of everything. She makes you feel completely at home and remembers everything you talked about at your last visit.

I’ve never had a new dentist before so I was really scared going to a new one. However, the receptionist was soo incredibly friendly, he immediately relaxed me when I walked in the door.
When I got called back, I noticed that the window overlooked Copley Square, which is another awesome relaxation point for me. I love Copley Square so much, I named my dog Copley. My hygentist was super sweet and relaxing. And while I didn’t have to meet with Dr. Davis for long since it was just a cleaning, he was warm and welcoming. And he mentioned if I ever wanted to I could fix the little chips in my front teeth. My other dentist in NC who I’ve been devoted to, never mentioned that! Completely unnecessary and just cosmetic, but nice to know.
Now, next time when I go back I just want to see the dog. I saw the little tail!

Hadn’t been in forever. Picked Dr. Davis because a) the other stellar reviews here and b) the pup was guaranteed to get my wife in to the dentist too (it worked!)
Dr. Davis and his staff were great. As a techie I love that they do most of their communication over email, plus it’s environmentally friendly.
I do hope they start sending bills electronically too. I almost missed the deductible payment request as it only came via snail mail with no email copy.
Oh, and if it matters to you they’re pretty damn good at cleaning and fixing teeth. :D

As a dentist, my review stands. The care I received here was fanastic.
However.
My appointment was back in November, and I received an email YESTERDAY saying my bill had not been settled. This was surprising to me, as I paid for the entire thing up front, that day, on my debit card. Literally. The bill came to $x for fillings, and I gave them a card. No insurance, no hassle (or so I thought), just me and the dentist, exchanging $ for services (as it should be). So this was confusing. Phone calls were made, I believed everything was settled… until I check my bank account this evening, and see it $x lighter. Turns out they just didn’t charge me at the time, and decided now would be a better time to do so. Seriously? Get your shit together, that’s not how you run a business.
I really liked Dr Davis, as a medical professional and as a person, but I’m not sure that I want to be bothered by this again. My going back is now debatable, and I miss my $x that I thought I’d already been charged.

A year ago, if you’d asked me what my ultimate nightmare would be, I’d have said, «Hanging from the side of a skyscraper while a giant spider performed dental work on me.» The point is, when it comes to discussions of my greatest fears, The Dentist was pretty high up on the list.
The most important part of that last sentence is that it is in the past tense. Some pretty intense pain forced me to suck it up and go to the dentist for the first time in over a decade. It ended up being a relatively pleasant visit (for a trip to the dentist). They were able to fit me into an appointment very quickly because of the problems I was having. Dr. Davis took care of the problem quickly and painlessly, and he was very nice the whole time. He didn’t make me feel bad for my absence from the dentist chair. I’ve been back for a debridement, which took two sessions, and after three visits to Dr. Davis’s office, I can confidently say that I am no longer scared of the dentist. I won’t pretend it’s not still stressful for me, but the idea of going isn’t actually frightening to me any more.
All of the staff there are great. They do everything they can to help you out and make you feel comfortable. They try their best to make everything quick and painless (though a decade without seeing a dentist means there’s no way it’s going to be totally painless), and always make sure that you are comfortable. After the debridement was over, my hygienist (whose name I can’t remember, but she’s great) stepped out of the room for 30 seconds, and Dr. Davis noticed immediately and asked «she left you alone?» I explained she was going to get me something, and she was back before I could even finish explaining. I’ve known people who went to other dentists and were left alone in the chair for up to half an hour without explanation. That couldn’t and wouldn’t happen at Dr. Davis’s office.
My visits to Dr. Davis have been better than I ever would have possibly imagined a trip to the dentist could be. Sure, it’s still the dentist and there are still sharp metal things scraping your teeth and poking your gums. It’s the dentist. But I couldn’t have asked for it to be any more pleasant than it was. After spending half of my life avoiding the dentist, I am more than comfortable knowing that I will be back in Dr. Davis’s office in six months for my next cleaning.

Great office location. They actually have windows over looking the park.
Cleaning was great and I had a chipped tooth fixed lickity split.

I have been searching for a dentist since I moved to Boston about a year and a half ago. I have heard story after story of nothing but terrible dentists. After continuously making the daunting 5 hour trip back to NY every six months to go to the dentist I decided to bite the bullet and try one out. I knew that I was gong to have to get a crown on one of my teeth so I chose a dentist close to work for convenience.
Upon calling and requesting new patient information, they were able to fit me in right away! I was a little weary, wondering how good this practice could actually be if they could get me in so quickly but I still went ahead.
Fast forward, day of cleaning, it was a great experience! The office is small which I appreciated since I feel like I really mattered as a patient. The hygienist was very friendly and chatty (but not annoying). Dr. Davis was very straight forward and did not pressure me into anything he just explained my options for my obvious need for a crown.
A few weeks later, I came in for my temporary crown appointment. I was literally in and out of there in under an hour! Everything about the experience was perfect. Dr. Davis even complimented me on my white teeth (who doesn’t love a compliment. Yay Crest White-​strips!)
Definitely a great dentist that I would highly recommend!

This place is so ridiculously fabulous…
They are the nicest bunch of people– both girls who clean my teeth, Dr. Davis and Fabrizio– They are more than accommodating if you don’t want to trek in when it’s snowing… they send you e-​mails before your appointments and also call to make sure you remember.
Beamer the dog is great and I’m sure would be very relaxing for a person who doesn’t like a dentist.
One of the chairs in the waiting area has massagers for your legs… sweeeet!
I can’t say enough good things about these people. They really care a lot about their business and really try to make the experience easy, comfortable and painless.
I recommend this place to ANYONE who is looking for a new dentist.
…the only downside is the office is on Boylston so if you drive it’s a pain– but they are great with lunchtime appointments if you work in the area!

Thank you Unilocal,you’ve done it again!
I have to say, this was the best recommendation yet. I needed some emergency work and these guys were able to get me in right away. Fabrizio, Kathy and Dr. Davis — Thank you for being AWESOME! The fastest and most prompt service. Love the pooch. Very friendly, took time to get to know me. I ended up back the next day for a cleaning (erm…i may have been a bit overdue) and I wasn’t anxious at all! I’ve got my apt booked for 6 months… almost wish it was sooner. Wait. That’s weird.
Go. Hurry. You won’t be sorry.

I usually don’t take time to write reviews, but being a new person in a city — i have come to appreciate these type of reviews, and this was how i found Dr. Davis.
I had some pain from a cavity that needed to be filled and really needed to get in to see a dentist, but of course i wasn’t in that much pain where i would just go to anyone… i did some research.
In my search, i had found the website and requested an appointment online. In the time i was doing that, i had also made about 2 – 3 phone calls to other offices — but by the time i had gotten to the 3^rd call, i had a response from Dr Davis’s office.
From the very first contact, the woman i spoke to was very nice, professional. I told her my situation and she sent me the new patient forms right away — i sent them back right away — and didn’t anticipate being able to get in for a couple of weeks at the least. But the next day, she called me with an opportunity to take a cancellation appointment, and got me in that day.
So getting to the office was very easy… i’m very close to the green line from my office, so door to door — i was there in less than 20 minutes. Then much to my surprise, they were literally about 1 minute from Copley T-​stop…
After i was buzzed in the downstairs door on the street — i went up to a very nice, not over extravagant, quaint office. Very comfortable. Was greeted by the same professionalism and a resident dog, they had massage chair in the waiting room (bonus), but more than anything, i waited in the waiting room for all of about 5 minutes before i was called back.
The chair i sat in to have my cleaning, overlooked Copley Square — and Trinity church. The woman who gave me the cleaning was very nice and knowlegeable and gave me great advice about my teeth. I felt very comfortable there. By the time i left, i had another appointment for a filling and felt that i was really glad that i went… something i can’t always say when i go to the dentist. Plus they are on my insurance plan, and they took care of all the paperwork filing for me.
So today, is when i went back to have the filling done. I was again greeted with professionalism and friendliness. I didn’t see the dog (boo) — and again waited about 3 minutes before i was called back by Dr Davis himself. The painful part of this procedure that i wasn’t looking forward to (the needle) wasn’t painful at all — and Dr Davis had a gentle touch. I was out of there within the hour and on my way back to my office. Not necessarily happy that i had to have a filling, but happy that it was a great experience.
I would recommend this place highly and would not consider going anywhere else.

For the past 20 years, I’ve only gone to one dentist — Dr. Schwartz. The situation was ideal, since his office was about a mile from my childhood home. His staff was friendly, his office was professional, and I regarded him as fondly as a dear uncle.
Recently, though, a problem developed. About four years ago, I stopped living in my childhood home and moved up to Boston. For as good as Dr. Schwartz was, taking a day off from work and 250 mile drive to see him seemed a bit much.
So I was in the market for a new dentist, and Dr. Davis was recommended to me by a good friend. I checked the website, called his office and got the ball rolling. His receptionist guided me through sign-​up and form-​fillout via e-​mail in the weeks leading up to my first non-​Schwartz appointment since I was in first grade, and I found myself oddly looking forward to the experience.
Dr. Davis’ office is located in Copley Square, about half a block from the T stop on Boylston Street. The waiting room reminded me a bit of an alcove at L’Espalier, or the sitting area in the apartment of someone I’m too cool to hang out with. Music (decidedly not soft rock… I think it may have been trance… again, I’m not cool enough to be here) wafted from mounted wall speakers and a wealth of interesting and recent magazines were neatly stacked on the glass table. I petted the adorable dog that sat on the floor next to my legs.
Dr. Davis himself signed me in, as I went at 5:30 and his receptionist had left for the day. I was in his chair at 5:15, which marked the first time I’ve ever been treated early at the dentist.
What followed was the agony of having two and a half years of plaque removed ultrasonically from my lower teeth. This was no fault of Dr. Davis, who made the entire process as painfree as he could (including gum gel that numbed up a fair portion of my mouth). No, this was the fault of my decidedly lax flossing routine. Regardless, he soldiered on and finished his cleaning and x-​rays, sending me on my way with a prescription for medicated mouthwash.
This is a classy operation, with a lot of care given to the comfort and ease of his patients. If you want a dentist, let this guy be your dentist.
Dr. Schwartz, I think I’ve moved on.

This is literally the best dentist I’ve ever been to. Never have I so willingly decided to set up an appointment for another visit in six months.
As soon as I walked in, I knew it would be different. This office didn’t smell or look like any dentist’s office I had been to before. The receptionist was so cheerful and warm and made me feel at ease. I sat myself down in the chair with the calf massager in the waiting room. Soon Dr. Davis himself (not some hygienist) came out and introduced himself. He was not at all what I expected. He was a lot younger and so jolly.
«You’re coming from Dr. Beale? I’ve had a lot of people come from there recently, «he said. I told him how Dr. Beale had told me I needed surgery for my receding gums. He took a look and told me I probably needed to wear a mouthguard occasionally, but that surgery was ludicrous. The cleaning itself was painless and he was so nonchalant about everything that I felt comfortable throughout. The entire process was over in half an hour and I felt so happy that I had finally found someone I liked!