My wife went to have her bridge reseated. These fools didn't have the correct cement so they used a non-permanent adhesive. The bridge fell out THE NEXT DAY. Pure quackery. These losers should have their dental license revoked. RUN AWAY FROM THIS BUSINESS. read more

If i could give this office no stars i would. This office is ran by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, difference is the husband works after hours. Mr. Jackson doesn't accept insurance and he claims to be helping the less fortunate, but you can't prove it by me. The husband got me for more than $2000.00 and i have not received my partials after more than six months of waiting and the crown i paid $600.00 never happened. I watched the husband have a complete breakdown in the office, so much to the point that i became fearful for my safety. Please choose wisely. read more

I always enjoy my dental visit with Dr. Jackson. She is always on time and cares about providing excellent care without the hype of over suggesting procedures that are not necessary. I rely on her professionalism to do what's right and needed and not add on other procedures that are not required. An honest dentist. read more

Lure you in with low prices: Oct.29, 2019 - This is my experience with Dr. Jackson. First off I called ahead to set up an appointment. I arrived 1/2 hour early and the receptionist / bookeeper / dental assistant / xray tech and bill collector was a very unfriendly, non-welcoming person. I explained I was here for an extraction of a broken tooth and was quoted $100 for xrays, exam and extraction. Sounded like a good deal. I had no dental insurance and funds were tight being only on social security. Well this person hands me a stack of paperwork to fill out just for one extraction. I spend 1/2 an hour filling out this paperwork and I bring it up to the counter and go and sit down in the lobby. 5 minutes later this person says that there is a $20 charge for xrays and I said there's a sign in the lobby of the entrance door that says Jackson Dental $100 special - xrays, exam and xtraction for $100. I said ok I knew that - she than says again we charge $20 for xrays and I look at her again and give that look like I know and she says that $20 is paid upfront. Who ever heard of paying up front for dental care? Well I give her the $20 and she takes me back to the xray room and has all this trouble trying to align this xray machine where my tooth is that is going to be extracted. She is playing with this machine like it's her first day on the job and can't seem to align it right. After about 10 minutes she gets frustrated and finally shots the xray. I sit in that chair for what seemed like 1/2 an hour before Dr. Jackson finally comes in and acts like I am a 4 year old child instead of an adult. I explained that I had broken the tooth chewing on some candy. I was expecting a simple extraction, she takes a 5 second look and walks out of the room and 10 minutes later that receptionist lady that welcomed me at the door is now the bill collector and shows me the costs of pulling this tooth. I am thinking I just owe a balance of $80 from the $100 fee to remove a tooth. She says the procedure will cost me an additional $205 but discounted it to $170 if I pay cash. I said what happened to the $100 tooth extraction special. She says that doesn't apply to me. Then asks me again how I would like to pay the balance. I said no thanks and she looked at me like she was in shock that I wasn't going to pay the extra fees. I said again no thanks and she got up for her stool and took off my bib and walked out of the room expecting me to follow her and when she got back to her front office she said in a bad voice "have a nice day" - and as I walked past her I said now I know why you charge up front for xrays. Your bait and switch to higher costs for your patients and most must get up and leave. I would not trust this dentist for any dental repair work. Keep looking and stay away from this one. They looked like they were going out of business. I was the only patient there at 11am on a Tuesday. I don't know if you have ever had to have a tooth pulled but it's no big deal. They num it with a couple of shots wait 5 minutes grab their pliers and put on a sort of bracket around the bad tooth and then basically pry it out. Takes maybe 2 minutes for the whole procedure. My regular dentist was busy and I would of had to wait a week to see him. I ended up going home and calling him and set up an appointment and will get it done next week. I found Dr. Jackson through a google search (dentists near me) and her name popped up 1/2 a mile from my house. That's the only reason why I contacted her. Save your money and don't go here for your dental work. They will do the bait and switch on you too and take all your money for lousey dental work. read more

Worst patient care & office management I have ever seen. This makes twice so since they have doubled down on rude behavior I won't be back. Mind you I'm 40yrs old and have been coming to this dentist office since I was 12. My original dentist Walter P. Burch passed away 10 yrs ago. Since his death there has been two very different dental practices operating out of his office. The latest practice, Jackson family dental is not only poorly managed but unbelievably rude. I made a 2p appointment a wk prior to the service (a simple cleaning). I arrived at the office at 1:56p. I was told by the rude office attendant that she left me a message the day before that they needed to verify my dental coverage & they wouldn't see me until they did. Two mins later someone else walked in and after a 5min wait was called back. Sounds like a double booked situation to me seeing there is only one dentist working in this office. At 210p I am informed by the rude lady that she's still on hold and if she can't verify my insurance soon they will have to reschedule me because it's imperative they verify my CLEANING before I'm seen. Mind you this is about the 5th time I've been seen by this not so friendly dentist. Even my daughter who's on the same insurance (seen in august) has been here multiple times. At 225p I'm asked to reschedule & leave, obviously before the next appointment arrived. Not once was another option discussed. I must not look like I can afford to pay for a CLEANING & after 25min she was unwilling to hold any longer. Mind you I've been coming to this office for 28yrs. My daughter was seen in august on the same IN NETWORK insurance. I WILL NEVER SET FOOT IN THAT OFFICE AGAIN! read more

Very good dentist! I have a fear of dentists due to bad experiences as a child. She was understanding and virtually pain free. Had a lot of teeth pulled. The pain was in fear of going. Left feeling somewhat foolish. Recommend Meade highly! read more

I had such an incredible experience at Jackson Family dental! I have intense dental anxiety, and communicated that to the ladies here at my arrival. They were SO accommodating and made sure I felt comfortable and confident in what we were going to be working on. They helped me breathe through anxiety waves during the procedure, and were done with filling my four cavities in 30 minutes. I love it there, and highly recommend it! read more

Today I had an appointment at 2:30. I arrive at 2:40. The receptionist rudely asks what I am there for, I tell her I have an appointment. She rudely asks at what time, I tell her 2:30. She huffs at me and tells me I'm late (15 minutes late which is incorrect but okay). Please note - there was no one else in the waiting room. I apologize, I know I'm late. She then proceeds to ask if I had their phone number. I say I do. Please note - I was rushing to drive here - if I had called I still would have been late. She then tells me she doesn't think she can fit me in today because I also have paperwork to fill out. I'm sure I have a look of disbelief and apologize for being late - I explain that I have a chipped tooth that I need fixed, I ask her to please understand. She states again that I'm too late, and I still have paperwork to do. She then tells me I can fill out the paperwork today and come in at another time and day. I then ask, for clarification, about seeing a dentist today - she tells me no, I am too late for my appointment. I then tell her I will find another office and leave (enthusiastically). I completely understand trying to work a busy office schedule. BUT this was an appointment two hours well ahead of closing and there was no other person in the waiting room. Was the rudeness from the receptionist necessary? I'm sure I was rude by the end of the conversation, but as soon as I walked in she was ready to shut me down. How much paperwork are you wanting from me, and why would you allow a customer to be turned away for being 10 minutes late? Not a half hour, not an hour. Ten minutes. Even the 15 minutes she was claiming is still workable. read more

I was in pain and they got me right in and took the time to talk with me about what was going on and what I needed. Didn't feel rushed like most places. read more