Patient Reviews
Laura B.
Caseville Family Dentistry is the heart of our community’s dental care! Dr. Miller and her team treat every patient like family, making even the youngest (or most nervous) feel at home. The clinic has a cozy, small-town vibe with friendly staff who remember your name and ask about your kids. My whole family goes here—from my 4-year-old’s first cleaning (complete with a sticker reward!) to my husband’s crown replacement. Dr.
Miller is gentle and thorough, explaining treatments in simple terms. The hygienists are patient with wiggly kids and take time to teach good habits. They’re flexible with scheduling and super helpful with insurance. A warm, reliable practice we’re lucky to have in Caseville!
August 2, 2025
Todd L.
Caseville Family Dentistry is the backbone of our small town’s dental care—and we’re lucky to have them. My wife, three kids, and I have been patients for 12 years, and Dr. Hanson and her team feel like part of the community. The office is cozy and unpretentious, with a waiting area that has local magazines and a bowl of hard candies (for after appointments, of course). Dr. Hanson is gentle with the kids—my 8-year-old still talks about the time she let him “help” with a tool during his checkup.
For adults, she’s thorough and honest; she never pushes unnecessary treatments, just good care. The hygienists remember our schedules and even offer early morning slots for farmers like me. When my daughter chipped a tooth at the lake, they opened on a Sunday to fix it. Small-town care with big-time heart—can’t beat that.
July 27, 2025
Emily Engler
I had some dental work that needed to be done and they got me in quickly and did an amazing job! I had a root canal that wasn’t completed fully by another dentist that was repaired as well as a crown put on a chipped tooth. Dr. Redwantz and all the staff are friendly and helpful, very satisfied.
November 11, 2022
elly natty
The front desk staff was great, however the doctor has ZERO bedside manner. To throw your hands in the air and walk out while a patient is speaking with you is absurd. After he walked out the hygienist wanted to argue on his behalf, I told her I'm not trying to argue with anyone, and left. When I walk in telling you I'm having pain and the tooth needs a root canal which I can't afford or to be extracted and I'm given the price of extraction at the time of making the visit- why would I have an appointment for you to tell me I need a root canal or an extraction? And why would I need to go to an oral surgeon? The tooth isn't even a molar.
. . Basically if you need more than a cleaning don't see Redwantz, he won't even do anything if it's not making him the money he wants, and he WILL get angry about you advocating for yourself.
November 2, 2022