Dental Care Center

They where very nice people. But when it came down to getting my dentures it took like 6 or 7 months to get them. Also the doctor quit and they didn't have one for almost 6 months. Plus I'm on Medicaid and if anyone knows how that works. Then they know once Medicaid pays for the dentures. Then they won't pay to have you teeth removed because the insurance thinks they have already been removed. So now I have to job through hoops to just get my teeth removed. So hopefully they did my dentures right. I won't find out until I put them in and everything. So please please do your research check your insurance and everything else before they do anything to you. I believe they r out for the fast money rather you get screwed or not.

Where do I begin? Well I can say for sure I’m thankful I didn’t have teeth when I came to this office. I came here for dentures and got way more than i could chew. To start I was accepted as a patient a couple weeks before the dentist decided she didn’t want to work there anymore, so I got a call my wax fitting was ready but we don’t have a dentist so you can’t try them in until we find one. Several months later the dentist (in my opinion) trying to avoid a lawsuit says she’s "volunteering" to resolve any existing patients. She puts poligrip powder in my wax try in and says yeah that fits meanwhile my teeth don’t even touch no matter how I try I have no midline- not surprising though as she couldn’t walk a straight line the morning she did the measurements for the wax fitting; she stumbled several times. She tells me she’ll have the teeth made bigger and I assume that would mean another wax try in to make sure they’re correct, right? No. She makes the teeth slightly bigger (the very yellow tiny baby teeth mind you) and has them set in the final result. A different lady does my final try in and wouldn’t you know it they don’t fit at all, way to big to even glue in. We tried that and the glue ended up just all over my mouth and the outside of the denture. They don’t say well this is on us and we need to fix this. They say take them home and we will call you after we talk to your insurance about a re-line. Re-lines happen years down the road after you’ve used your dentures for quite some time. Not brand new dentures. So I refuse to take them. During all of our many phone transactions I’ve been cussed at, yelled at, and hung up on many times. Volunteers or not you don’t treat people that way. This stopped once I informed them I’ve recorded our conversations. Then it went to which conversations etc- worry is what I heard. Piper Narey is still a dentist in this town just at a new location and place of business- I use that term loosely. If you have a toothache I recommend seeing a veterinarian over her. PS While at my appointment she was smoking outside the back door and the whole office reeked of cigarette smoke. But for our health my husband couldn’t be in the room with me.

Went in for dentures, knew my bottom set of teeth were going bad. She took the xray and said she could save the bottom set with a root canal but never made the appointment to do said root canal. Fast forward barely two and a half months later and I’m in severe pain in my bottom arch. I call about how long it’ll be for the dentures to be done, and to tell her about the pain. She didn’t believe me about the pain, and I ended up having to go to the ER to get antibiotics where the dr at the er said for your best health quality call your oral surgeon. The oral surgeon didn’t argue with me and took the remaining 22 teeth. She claimed my insurance wouldn’t pay for any but the first arch and the cleaning. My insurance paid to get the remaining teeth removed because it ended up becoming an emergency situation. Their services here are horrendous, they don’t ever answer the phone and rarely call you back, they don’t listen to patient anatomy, which I explained to her I lose my insurance in February and won’t have the means to keep up on detailed cleaning for my teeth and she still tried to force the root canal on me. Now I don’t have ANY of my teeth because she never actually got me scheduled for those deep cleanings. Luckily I went to the ER and they gave me antibiotics before I got the rest of them removed, because the infection was about to spread either into my sinus or my bloodstream. I’m sure I’m not the only one who has had this issue, and from the looks of things many more have had just as bad if not worse experience than I had. I don’t like giving only one star, but to me that’s too generous. They don’t listen to their patients, who know their bodies.

Don't even bother. I made an appointment 6 months ago for a buckle filling that fell out, they wouldn't repair it that day, and said it'd be fine to wait 2 months, well after a month a tooth broke off, still couldn't get seen, had to have my two teeth pulled from this negligence. I have guardianship of a 16 year old made her an appointment for today, because I couldn't find anyone accepting patients, my husband took her after I confirmed the appointment and they were closed, this is a joke. This place should be shut down. Ever since Jill left there's clearly no confident people working

Do not go to here. Besides my kidney stones, having two teeth pulled there was the worst pain I have ever experienced. It might have been because the dentist only shot Novocaine into the outside of my gums. During the procedure, despite my groaning, shaking and clenching the armrests of the chair, they continued to tell me I was just feeling pressure. Save yourself a bill and pull your own teeth. One star is too generous.

I have never had any major issues with my teeth but I had a very small cavity that I had filled here. Almost immediately I experienced mouth pain and sensitivity. I figured that happens with filling some times, but the longer I waited the worse the pain got until it was waking me up in my sleep. I called to make an appointment to have it looked at. They said they could squeeze me in between appointments on Monday. When I went, I was treated as if I was a bother and told "most people can deal with the pain from inflammation after a cavity is filled close to the pulp" and I was then told if I "couldn't deal" with the pain, I needed a root canal!!! I barely needed a filling and now I need to kill my tooth???? The WORST part of all of it is, not only was I in severe pain when I went in, but she decided to start drilling on my tooth without explaining what she was doing and with no numbing agents whatsoever!! She did not even try a tiny spot and ask if I was ok!!!!! I was making enough noise from the pain that she looked at her assistant and told her to grab numbing stuff. She still never asked how I was doing.. She shoved the needle in before the topical numbing had done anything. She then gave me the numbing shot so quick it was spraying out of the needle and into my mouth and all over my face!! She didn't wait for it to start working at all and just started drilling again! Once again she never asked if I was ok. I felt everything she did before numbing took affect!!! I will NEVER go back here! My tooth hurts worse now than when I got there this morning. Definitely seeking a second opinion. I should need a pulp cap not a root canal!

Not one that likes going to the dentist but have had 4 extractions over the past two weeks. The dentist and assistant were very courteous. They made sure I was numbed adequately and answered any questions that I had. Going to continue to go to this office to have more dental work done in the future.