- Teresa Tuton

***NOT FRIENDLY TO DISABLED PATIENTS*** I have required the use of a service dog since 2018. I didn't bring him to my surgery appointment because service dogs are not allowed in sterile or surgical settings, however I needed an emergency follow up on 11/02/2020. Despite telling the practice owner that my dog is a service animal trained for specific tasks he refused to treat me unless my dog was in another room (out of my direct control, which is illegal under ADA law). I ultimately had to seek treatment with another dentist's office. Dr. Jones acknowledged that if I was blind and my service animal was a guide dog he would treat me, but refused to treat me. When questioned about this by the NCDOJ, Dr. Jones lied and said that I told him my dog was an emotional support animal. All I asked for was an apology and acknowledgment that he was wrong. Dr. Jones may be a good surgeon but the man is morally bankrupt.

- Ari B.

The staff at Oral Surgery & Implant were very good for me because I had dental anxiety but Dr. Lambert and staff were very comforting and made my experience with a dentist less fearful. I appreciate everything the staff did for me from day one to now. Thank you.

- Lois Cabell

From the initial consultation with Dr.Jones until the day of my surgery my experience was excellent. Julie, Dr. Jones assistant was exceptionally friendly and helpful. In fact the entire office staff was very friendly and I would recommend this office to anyone in need of dental work.

- Pamela Harris

Dr. Temple has an amazing bedside manner and is very knowledgeable. I have a rare health condition that most doctors have been reluctant to deal with, but Dr. Temple and Donna rose to the challenge. I highly recommend this office to anyone looking for great service and even better results.

- Tiara Allen