Nona Smiles - Orlando (FL)

5 /5 Justin Connor: Super awesome practice. You’ll be more than pleased with coming here. Educational and most importantly help you with the health of your teeth. For my cleanings Ive hade Chrystal who is amazing. Id recommend asking for her when you come in.

5 /5 Francisco Marin: First visit experience was excellent, Dr. Melendez and staff are really caring and focus on patients needs, all procedures where explained thorough. I was treated above and beyond... loved my experience; finally I found a great dental office that meet my needs. Office is really clean and modern loved everything, since you enter the door till you go out you are treated with high quality service.. If I could I give 100 stars rating for this rewiew. If you are looking for a great dental office this is the place for you 100% recommended. Excellent services !!

5 /5 Holly Holland: Jackeline !!!! She’s the sweetest hygienist- the best memory from my first cleaning, asking about schools and our family since then. So personable + kind. Ask for her for your next cleaning!

1 /5 Valery Duran Perez: NONA SMILES: the perfect clinic if you’re single, child-free, and have no plans to use the bathroom. Because if you dare show up with a child (even with a nanny and just in the waiting room), get ready for an experience straight out of an interrogation room. The dentist? Amazing. Kind, professional, and his work is top-notch. Unfortunately, all of that is overshadowed by a woman (apparently the owner, and likely the dentist’s wife) who seems more focused on control than care. The moment I walked in with my one-year-old, I triggered her full “surveillance mode.” She followed me everywhere, waited outside the bathroom to lecture me, and reminded me multiple times that children aren’t allowed. At one point, she even suggested I should have him strapped down in a stroller. Seriously??? I came prepared: nanny included, respectful, doing my best not to disturb anyone. But apparently, being a mother is considered a punishable offense here. The discomfort was unreal, her attitude rude, and any sense of empathy? Nonexistent. It was an uncomfortable, stressful, and completely unnecessary experience. It’s already hard enough to be alone in a country with no support system, without having a medical appointment turn into a session of judgment, surveillance, and zero empathy. So if you’re looking for great dental work and a free serving of passive-aggressive mistreatment… you know exactly where to go ;)