I just stormed out of this long awaited appt. The tech wanted me to put my hand in my mouth to show her the tooth in question. My hand had touched their communal pen & multiple door handles so I refused. I pointed the best I could. Then she sat me in a room facing a wall of death. Apparently the dentist is a trophy hunter and is very proud of it because he had large photographs of multiple kills positioned on the wall that I was forced to face alongside of a small television that was playing country music on a loop, Something that triggers me because it's constantly describing cheating on your spouse. My first husband left me for his mistress therefore that triggers me and I don't want to hear it sung about as I'm trying to get professional dental care. What does it take to find professional healthcare in the South? It feels like you give family, friends & friends of family jobs with no professionalism involved. This leads to a gossipy work environment not beneficial to anyone. I've gone well over 2 years not being able to receive proper health care on any level throughout this mismanaged pandemic. I have suffered through long haul covid for over 2 years and have been surrounded by ignorant misinformation and disinformation regarding this virus. It is one of the most brutal things I've ever had to endure and it has almost cost me my life. I suggest you bring healthcare into this profession & leave your personal life out of it. If you're proud and find sport in murdering these beautiful, majestic creatures that try to exist amongst us, keep it to yourself but you're not going to collect money from me and showcase it. I'm beyond fed up with being made to look hysterical because I'm surrounded by incompetence. #DoBetter

Submitted Dec. 28, 2022

This is the best practice ever. My children went, and we loved it so much that we switched as well. They are very good with children. Doctor and staff are friendly and gentle. My boys love watching cartoons overhead while getting teeth cleaned which makes it a positive experience.

Submitted July 4, 2015

My grandchild is highly anxious about going to the dentist. Dr.Rogers and his assistant used laughing gas to ease her fears. They talked to her throughout the whole hour and fifteen minutes she was in the chair. Dr. Rogers seems to thoroughly enjoy his work and patients. His office is easy to locate and kept very clean. I would recomment him to anyone who is anxious about visiting the dentist.

Submitted March 23, 2013