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Dr.David Robinson

Dr.David Robinson

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1560 Bonforte Blvd, Pueblo, Colorado, 81001, United States
(719) 544-5340 www.drdavedental.com
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Nov 13, 2017
He does his work fast and knows what he is doing. His staff tries very hard to help you out on anything you need, including payments. He has helped me & my family for years. He will also tell it like it is about the work done on your teeth. Honest, will work with you, teeth & gums heal up very nicely. I had very little pain to deal with when he worked on me. I highly recommend his expert advice and experience on teeth.

Feb 2, 2018
The dentist kicked me out of his office because he DOES NOT have ANY patienice for people with dental anxiety. He had me in tears. He’s been pretty rude to me most every time I’ve been there. By far the worst dentist that I have ever been to. He’s does not care what issues you have and makes you feel extremely terrible and judged for it. Highly recommend NOT going there.

Mar 27, 2018
Lady was EXTREMELY RUDE. called in to try and schedule and i didn’t even pursue work there. Horrible attitude. Never even tried to be decent.

Jul 22, 2017
I've been going here for almost 20 years and they are great. Super friendly, understanding, and Dr Robinson is great! They get you seen fast and do an excellent job. I definitely recomend them!!

Jul 1, 2016
The staff here is horrible!!! Don't ever go here!!! They are rude and wholly impolite. They are judgmental and don't care if you don't have a car or not and forget it if you're theeth are slightly messed up they make you feel horrible about it and so judged. The dentist is great but the staff don't make it worth it.

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