Dexter Scott a DDS

Luna Verse a year ago

This place has been around for years. My mom went there when she was a kid and now I do. They have a nice waiting room with toys for the kiddos. They also have books and magazines. They have about 8 full sized chairs and a small kids table. The staff are always nice and treat people well.

Nicki Emiry Edited a year ago

My little one was complaining of pain during the procedure. I heard her crying from the waiting room. Parents are not allowed in the back with the kids. Well I went back anyway and stuck my head in the room. They didn't notice right away, my girl was crying, red faced, tears streaming, complaining, hyper ventilating... They weren't saying a word to console her. Nothing! I kid you not!!!! I have never seen another patient in there. It's always empty. They act like she was misbehaving and she wasnt! She laid there like she should but was crying in PAIN! Her previous visit she got a canker sore across her entire bottom lip. They blamed it on her. She didn't bite it or anything! It was a sore that grew and happened bc of him. she told him it hurt and he told her she was LYING!!! He ignored her then too. THESE PEOPLE SHOULD NOT SPECIALIZE IN CHILDREN! They shouldn't be allowed to work on anyone! DO NOT TRAUMATIZE YOUR CHILD TO THIS PLACE!!!!!!! I also want to add she was crying with a stuffy nose and she had a rubber mat that was covering her mouth. She was hyperventilating, crying, expressing discomfort, and said she couldn't breath with that covering her mouth and a stuffed nose. The

Desi 7 years ago

After looking for doctor for our kid for quite some time, and interviewing few doctors for his dental treatment, we were referred to Dr. Dexters office and boy we are glad. Dr. Dexter was very thorough and upfront about the treatment plan for our kid. He explained the treatment plan to us in detail and answered all our questions to our satisfaction. We had to visit 3times as there were couple of extractions, filling and spacers involved. His office even shared his cell phone number with us in case we need to call him, in case our child was experiencing pain. The drive to Dr. Dexter's office was about 1.5hours for us but it was all worth it. After every treatment Dr. Dexter would call personally in the evening to inquire about how the child was doing and behaving, and offer suggestions and guidance on how to help the kid if he had any sort of pain. This shows his concern for the well being of his patient which at least to us is truly outstanding and commendable. What else can a parent ask for. We are very thankful to Dr. Dexter and his staff for helping our child and recommend him.

Sarah Kwilinski 7 years ago

It took us four weeks of phone tag to get our initial appt. He said my daughter has two cavities that need to be filled under sedation. That was three weeks ago and the incredibly rude and condescending receptionist still won't book the cavity-filling appointment. Wallpaper is peeling off the walls; the office is empty of patients. Worst of all--their policy during cavity filling is to sedate the children and then separate them from the parents. What mother would allow her young, vulnerable daughter to be completely alone with an adult male for over an hour?? In the age of Larry Nassar I cannot believe any medical professional would require this practice. We have moved on to another dentist. This place gives me the creeps.

Victoria Shishkina 7 years ago

Nothing but good experience. They prefer children to go by themselves in the exam room which actually worked with my son. I was a little anxious about it at first, but I have to admit that he did better without me. Dr. Dexter was very detailed about treatment plan and gave a great explanation on the x-ray.