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The reviews and ratings are suspect at best, the CEO (James Madigan) is impossible to reach by phone and his photo is a stock photo. Take everything with a huge grain of salt, from their ratings to their recommendations.
I had a conversation over email with the CEO, James Madigan, who immediately forwarded my contact information to Goodness Dental without discussing my goals or asking to address any of my questions. There is no option to speak with this company via phone.
I was super suspicious, so I reverse image searched James' profile photo and it turns out that it is a stock photo. This seems to be dishonest at best, and there is no chance I am providing an anonymous person with my medical information. Run away!
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