Joshua Davis, DDS

"This man will play in your face and have an attitude with you like you did something. If you cannot do fillings right the first time, how can people trust you with more invasive procedures?? I was referred to this dentist. My first impression was they were money hungry b/c I came in to get an opinion and potentially find a permanent dentist. He takes X-rays that I had to pay for fully out of pocket (I have insurance) at the end of that appt he says the next appt will be for X-rays of my full mouth and a cleaning. why couldn’t you do the full X-rays that day? Against my better judgment I proceeded with getting fillings at this location. Towards the end of the appointment I started getting a headache (my mouth has been open for longer than an hour with barely any breaks most likely 0). The whole time I had a suction piece in my mouth that aIso keeps my mouth open restricting me from closing it. I raise my hand to notify Dr. Joshua Davis. He told he he was going to be done in five minutes and did not let me say anything. My temple was throbbing on the same side I was getting fillings, I decided to take out the suction instead of being ignored again. Dr Joshua Davis says “Ughhh I’m going to have to start over” Would you rather me pass out in your chair and sue?? I told him I had a headache and I just needed like 10 seconds. He says he can’t just leave holes in my teeth and asks if I meant that I’m leaving. I told him AGAIN that I just needed 10 seconds, I have a headache. I never said I was leaving or got up slightly. I continued having a light headache on and off for the rest of the week. At the end of my appt there was a lot of extra product around my teeth, I felt a little hole in the middle. I asked if it would fall off eventually, he said yes. Later on I still feel a small hole and decide to make an appointment. I go in and Dr. Davis says it was extra product and made it seem like he was going to fix it. He proceeds to drill deeper making a bigger dip into my tooth. He asked if it felt better, I told him I still feel a dip. He said he would add something idk. After he said “All done”. It didn’t feel like he did anything. Now had a dip in my tooth, no longer a small hole. I was still numb and I’m not a dentist so I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt. I should not have. Deanna asked if everything was better or something and I said “I still feel a dip in my tooth”. No response. The numbing is wearing off, the more I feel my tooth the more I don’t understand why there’s now a deep curvature in the middle of my tooth. I call the office I speak with Deanna and explain the situation, she writes it down. I ask what’s the best time to call and speak with Dr. Davis and mention I can only call on my work breaks. After a few times of me calling at the “right” time and not being able to speak with him, I made an appt. I go in and he says “Your tooth is concave and I’m going to make it convex” I remember bc you said it twice or more. I understand what you were saying, I DO NOT understand why you left it concave in the first place. He told me he had to drill deeper into my tooth so the product can adhere. Third times the charm huh? You WOULD NOT have to keep drilling deeper into my tooth if you did it correctly the first time. The lesson is trust your intuition, always speak up and people will always try to play in your face."