Dentists

Had a routine cleaningbeveryone was p eff professional and I wasn't there long at all. I was there a little over am hour and I was a new patient

My daughter's love to visit

This office is very family friendly. The staff is very welcoming and takes their time with patients in the office, wether they be new patients or continuous patients. Yes, there a wait time here just like there is at most dental offices. Some should give consideration to the fact that this is a small business that the owner started by herself, and also takes walk-ins daily. The staff show a cohesive, well-rounded relationship with each other. I would just check the place out for yourself honestly and not live into the hype of bad comments left here.

Always a pleasant experience with Dr. Dormer and his staff.

I was referred to Dr. Campbell by my dentist for a routine extraction of a damaged molar. Dr. Campbell seemed positively annoyed at the level of pain I expressed during the procedure and the fact that I was unable to supress vocalizing a particularly acute moment of discomfort. Following the procedure I was not supplied with any material for post op care such as an irrigator and antiseptic rinse. The receptionist seemed genuinely surprised when I called a week later with worrisome discomfort. Apparently someone should have scheduled a follow up. I moved to New England 1 month following the procedure. I have experienced bone fragments up to 1cm in length extruding through the gum ever since. Some were prominent enough to cut my tongue. Needless to say, sharp objects cutting through gum tissue is extremely painful and makes luxuries like chewing and speaking most unpleasant. I understand that some debris is to be expected, but 2 months worth? When I phoned Dr. Campbell's office to inquire about a solution I was advised to "Find someone in MA to see you." There was not so much as a sympathetic word about my delimma. In summary: Over two months post-procedure and the site is still not fully healed.

I've been going here since I moved to Columbus. Being one of his more boring patients I'll give you some tips: If you brush your teeth at least once a day (preferably twice) and do at least a light flossing, you could be one of his boring patients too. I can't tell you the age of the equipment used in his office, but at least it doesn't feel like they're taking a high pressure buffer to your teeth. They have this spray system that has a cool feeling but not his harsh as the rotating brush.