patient reviews
5.0 from 687 Google reviews.
Live from Google · Updated October 2, 2026
Selected recent Google reviews, reproduced without changing the wording — read all reviews on Google. Written by Fishersville, Staunton, and Waynesboro neighbors over years of visits. We don’t curate a highlight reel here; we’d rather you read the source.
Straight from Google, unedited
★★★★★
“I absolutely love going to see the Fishersville Willis Family Dentistry. Their staff is so friendly. They have an awesome appointment times and if there is a cancellation, someone will usually be able to get in. It is great to know that a dentist will work so well with your schedule to get you in!”
Ashley Repass · 4 months ago ★★★★★
“Whole team is great. Meagan the dental hygenist is an angel very understanding and compassionate. Dr P is the best he really listens to you and understands your anxiety, I'm 67 years old and have had my share of dentist and this is the first team that makes me feel at ease going to the dentist.”
Joyce Koiner · a month ago ★★★★★
“Great dental office. They get me in and out for appointments. The hygienist always does a great job explaining what is going on, anything I need to work on, and provides positive feedback when I'm taking care of any issues. I feel like they remember me and my specific problems, which helps me take care of my teeth.”
Eric Hutchins · 3 months ago
What five decades of word of mouth looks like now
Before review platforms existed, this practice grew the way small-town practices did: someone’s mother told someone’s neighbor. The reviews are the same conversation moved online — and the themes repeat: being told what things cost before they happen, doctors who explain, front desk staff who treat insurance as their problem to solve, and nervous patients surprised by how it went.
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