Dr. Gaile E. Hurdle, DDS

"First time I have had a dentist place a warm cloth over my face and massage the numb areas after a procedure. It felt so nice. I felt like I was in a spa. Dr. Hurdle bedside manner reminds me of being back home in Alabama. She is very attentive. Front desk, very nice, patient and attentive as well."

"I love Dr. Hurdle! I've been going to her since I was a kid (and im in my 30s now lol) and shes always been very attentive. Even if other hygienists complete my cleaning she always makes a point to also take a look and check that everything looks good. The office also can text you openings if your due for an appt."

"straight money heist! I use to go here. I received cleanings & got my braces here. I recently transferred to a better dentist & learned that my insurance was being over charged for the services I received which lead to me always having an out of pocket expense. within 6mnths I had exhausted my insurance & was forced to pay out of pocket for simple cleanings. Glenda acts like she’s the owner and can be very rude out of the mouth. The other staff act as though they are scared of Dr. Hurdle. if you can I would suggest going somewhere else. I feel like her core customers are mostly elderly who probably have huge insurance policies that she can max out on. Dr. Hurdle is cool but after reading so many negative reviews about Glenda, I’d suggest she make some changes to save her customer service."

"I visited this practice once to get an extraction, and I am done. Glenda, receptionist, is abrasive and rude. My appointment was at 1:30. I arrived at 1:20 with forms already completed and was not seen until 2:05. Glenda informed me Dr. Hurdle was not at the office and would not return until 2:00. The reason for the delay? Glenda stated she did not anticipate me coming with my forms completed, so she embedded extra time! She apparently did not consider asking whether or not I would print froms from website and bring them already completed. The hygienist, though pleasant, required three tries to take an x-ray of one tooth. Unnecessary radiation exposure. Dr. Hurdle was pleasant but not apologetic about the appointment-scheduling faux pas. She also insisted on taking panoramic x-rays and having me consent to doing 4 special cleaning procedures as a new patient. At that point, I had not decided if she was going to be my provider, so I declined both. I practice great dental hygiene and get twice yearly cleanings, so I didn't need these "extra" (read: more costly) procedures."