This dental office seems to be struggling to provide a good experience for its patients. The wait times are extremely long, with one patient waiting 40 minutes after their appointment time to be seen. The quality of care also appears to be inconsistent, with one patient being told they had 16 cavities and then having a new doctor claim they had no cavities at all. The fact that a perfectly healthy tooth was drilled in the past raises serious concerns about the competence of the doctors. On a positive note, the office seems to be well-equipped, with wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, and restroom. However, the long wait times and inconsistent care make it difficult to recommend this office. The business also has a co-brand with McCullough Ray M DDS, which may help to improve quality. One notable feature is the use of debit and credit cards for payment, which makes it convenient for patients.