I was a faithful patient of Dr. Tyner's since the mid 90's. He used to be a dentist who cared about the quality of the patient's care, not the quantity of visits or money he received. Unfortunately, I have observed over the years that he has gone this route. Oh sure, he'll put on a short friendly act when you walk in but as soon as there is any question about his work or prices, he quickly goes into the salesman mode and snap at you. His ego and greed has gotten the best of him. This was even more apparent when I lost my job. I always paid full price on my co-payments without any delay when I had insurance but as soon as I lost my insurance he did not express any interest in trying to work with me. Even though I paid as I went (and I paid him thousands!), he refused to take off more than $100. at the end when I was struggling with an $800. bill. Most places consider "financial hardship" for the patient out of courtesy. Not Dr. Tyner. Unless you have a ton of money to spend and don't mind a half-assed job, DO NOT go to Dr. Tyner. Even one of the caps he replaced for me is not a tight fit and is always hard to clean, therefore gets irritated often. Did he fix it? No. He (like any good salesman) will fluff off any concerns you have as if it's in your head. Even the hygienist there (which I will not name which one) confirmed that the gap in between the caps could be a problem. In my years going there, I have also seen the desk staff rotate often (never a good sign) and one of his most loyal receptionists confided in me that she was having problems working for him. On the outside, he seems like a great dentist if you only have routine work done very infrequently. Other than that, please take my advice and don't trust his superficial charm. He is a wolf in sheep's clothing. A mediocre dentist and a degrading person. read more