Dr Ward performed a root canal for me 6yrs ago. About six months ago I started having severe jaw…read morepain and ended up in an ER thinking I was having a heart attack. I then went to another dentist who sent me to an endodontist where he explained that Dr Ward had left a file in my root and it had become infected and he would try to remove it in order to save my tooth. This costed another 1600.00 and it could not be removed. I called Penny at Dr Wards office and I explained to her the situation and I do not feel I should have to pay for the attempted removal or possible loss of my tooth due to the fact that Dr Ward left a file in my root and she laughed at me and said it was no big deal and that Dr Ward also had a file in his root from a root canal as well and it never gave him any trouble ... hmmmm ??? Really ??? you are justifying this by saying Dr Ward has the same problem ??? and she laughed again and said no Dr Ward takes no financial responsibility because it is common to happen. She did say she would have him call me back and NO he never has ....it's been over a week. I will say it is common to happen because I have researched this extensively and yes not all people have any problems with the file being left in the canal and some like myself can walk around for years and all of the sudden it causes pain. What is common is that the dentist and his dental assistant have a responsibility to check all the files and measure them as they come back out of my mouth. Just as a Surgeon and his nurse have to account for all there instruments in the operating room. I am sure people can live and walk around for years with surgical scissors too and it never gives them any trouble. .....and then it was Dr Wards responsibility to tell me at that time that a file broke off in the root and if I would like before he put the crown on I could have it removed by the endodontist. I was never given that choice...I was never even told....He made that decision for me and neglect fully did not inform me the patient. I also found out that dentists offer not to charge for the root canal procedure. The patient only pays for the crown and some even pay to have the file removed by the endodontist especially for patients who pay cash and do not have dental insurance.

While on vacation in Arkansas visiting family I had a somewhat major dental emergency when one of…read morethe crowns in the front of my mouth fell out and left me with a gaping hole in the front of my mouth. I called every dentist within 45 miles who accepted my insurance plan and Dr. Ward was the only one who was able to see me that same day, and even went so far as to have his office text me "turn by turn" directions from the house I was staying to his office. Upon arrival at his office I was immediately brought in the back and given a local anesthetic to control the pain and then questioned in depth about my dental history before being taken for x-rays. While I waited for the x-ray film to be developed I was informed of the steps which would happen next, the reason for it, and how it would contribute to "healing" my mouth, so much so that when it came time to do the work I felt incredibly at ease knowing what was going on at all times. In the end my mouth was "fixed", my vacation was saved, and to this very day I have not had a problem with it again. If I lived in the area year round Dr. Ward would undoubtedly be my Dentist for life, he really is that good.

Excellent dentist! Gentle and welcoming. Dr. Bond's and staff ensure you are put at ease. I can't…read moresay enough about how great they are! I've used dentists all over the world being military and if he is within driving distance I return every time. First choice! A+++

Dr. Moore helped save my tooth!…read more Went in to have an odd bump on my gums looked at. Dr. Moore diagnosed it (correctly) as an infection due to a failed root canal. Instead of immediately talking about pulling the tooth, though (which would have meant more money for him over a longer course of treatment), he recommended I go see Dr. Hiatt to check if he could re-treat the root canal and allow me to keep my original tooth. Dr. Hiatt *was* able to save my tooth, so thanks to Dr. Moore I was able to avoid having to go through a tooth pull + getting a partial or an implant. What's more, his staff is friendly, and he was perfectly willing to sit with me and explain all my options until I had all my questions answered. Will definitely be going back for regular checkups, and any other dental work I need.

Dr. Moore & his crew are the best!! I've been going to him for a few years now & they have always…read moretaken excellent care of me. They seem to know when I'm stressed, & make sure that I have my music, a blanket, or even a pillow to get comfortable. If you're looking for a dentist in fort smith, give them a try.

My husband tells me that Dr. Morgan is the BEST dentist he's ever had!! The office appears clean…read moreand modern, with a pleasant atmosphere. The staff seem to get along well, and enjoy their jobs. We are driving over 50 miles, one way, We are that pleased!!

There are 83 dental offices within the Russellville trade area, there's a very good reason why…read moreMorgan Family Dental Group has parking issues, Dr. Morgan and Dr. Walker are just that good. Nobody wants to see a dentist, but good health requires it. So don't settle for anything less than the excellence you'll find at Morgan Family Dental.

Great work, Dr. Grote! 5 stars. Dr. Grote has modern techniques and does fabulous work! He is very…read morededicated to his patients.

Dr Charlie Liggett & Sara the hygienist are great and make you feel comfortable!…read moreThank you

I have seen Dr. Liggett and Dr. Johnson for years now. They have always been very accomdating to my…read morecrazy schedule and their new office is out of this world. Everything is always very clean and the staff is super friendly. What I am most impressed about with RVSC is how great these guys are at what they do. They are the best Dentists around. I am thankful to have them in town!