Reviews of Douglas Gray, DDS (Dentist)

J Hoover

Dr. Gray has retired. Proceed with caution with the new staff. If your gut tells you to get a second opinion, do it. I’m glad I did. I have changed my family to a different dental practice in town.

Brett Sowerby

I have gone to Dr. Gray since I was a teenager. The staff has always been friendly and my hygienist was always chatty, even early in the morning. Dr. Gray seems to like to keep up to date on latest dental research and technology and was always willing to fill me in if I had questions about procedures.

Caribean Hair

I went in to have my teeth cleaned and exrays. Found out I had 2 fillings needed to be replaced. When I went back dr Grey was overly busy. I waited awhile to be seen. I was left longer than I should have been after the needle was used. He went back and forth between me and another patient. One of my fillings was rough my floss kept breaking. My other filling made my tooth ache for weeks. When when my husband came in they took his 5 year exrays 2 months too soon. We got charged for them! The secretary Linda explained that she is not a insurance adjuster. They didn't care at all that the exrays were done too soon even though they had taken then almost 5 years before. This should have been on record. I would not recommend this practice!

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Dr. Gray has retired.

Eric Watson

Dr. Gray has been my dentist for many years, and is a consummate professional with a thoughtful, caring manner. The office has laid-back tone and a pleasure to visit. I recommend Dr. Gray and his excellent staff highly.

Bill Cutrer

I hate going to the dentist. One of my absolute worst things to do, right up there with funerals. So when my dentist retired I've been putting off the visit. So my wife lovingly made me an appointment with Dr Gray. Went for my first visit today. It was a positive visit. Probably the most informative dentist I've ever had. The office was modern. He had digital ex-rays that were far more comfortable than any I've had before. I've got to get a little work done but I dread it slightly less now.