Timothy M. Spears, DDS

Took my 96yo mother there. Needed a few teeth pulled and dentures. Almost 5 mths later and still nothing. Now they're referring her out because they're too busy to see her. What a joke.have contacted a lawyer. No help in an emergency and don't call back

The front desk lady is very rude! I can’t believe she still has a job. She lost me as a new patient. She had no interest in her job very mean person and very ugly personality does not have no customer service experience, and did not cared to help me schedule appointment one of the nurses asked to give me a sooner appointment and she said no thats all we have she give me a month appointment even though i was in pain. Worse experience ever i will never go there again.

I recently went in for a checkup and cleaning. Dr. Spears and staff were incredibly friendly and professional. Procedures were quick and painless; price was very reasonable; care superb. Dr. Spears seemed to take a genuine interest in my health: he gave me advice on how to better care for my teeth and even helped me schedule an appointment to check up on some problem areas next year. Will definitely be coming back

I do not recommend this place at all . Very rough when he cleans your teeth he dint even floss my teeth he was in a hurry . Then he had blood all over me from being so rough then used my cover sheet around my neck to wipe his tool off left blood everywhere on me very gross .I met the dentist for split second I mean for sec he tried to talk me out of getting my tooth pulled when that's what I wanted done not root canal. I feel like that they are in a hurry to get u in and out.

I advise anyone looking for a dentist to go somewhere else! I had a root canal done on a tooth close to a year ago. The tooth broke off to the gums, tore my gums up, and I have a bloody socket. I was told multiple times (by the rude receptionist) that I shouldn't be having the pain that I explained that I am having. Everyone knows that dentists can miss part of the nerve, it's common knowledge. Everyone in the medical field knows to not TELL a patient they shouldn't be experiencing the pain they are experiencing. I tried to argue explaining that my gums were tore and the socket was bloody, but it was pointless.