Jeffrey Egger, DMD

I’ve been going here for years. I really like Dr. Egger. He’s easygoing and honest, which if you know dentists, that last quality can be hard to come by. Receptionist Linda and the other older lady are just dears. I’ve also been really happy with the hygienists I’ve had. They’re knowledgable and take their time. I’ve actually wanted to take exception to another review wishing the place was updated. Call me old-​fashioned, but can I say I love the décor as it is? The old spit bowls still on the chairs, the film x-​rays, paper charts, Dr. Suess books in the lobby, and photos of the dentist’s children with 80s hairstyles on the walls. Going to the dentist there reminds me of the simpler days of my youth, where things were slowed down a bit, and when medical institutions weren’t primarily concerned with quickly and impersonally cycling through patients to extract top dollar. I hate modern assembly line dentistry, with rows of chairs in a big room and the actual dentist barely stopping in to check as silent strangers work on your mouth. Here I feel like I matter a little more, and the décor somehow is part of that cozy feeling.
But alas, all halcyon days must come to an end, and they are moving to new and modern digs in December. Onward and Upward. You got your wish Unilocal lady. I just hope the nice experience I have there stays more or less the same.

Have you ever had a dental visit so horrible that it scarred you for life when it comes to seeing a dentist? I have – at this office. The dental assistant was *literally* falling asleep while she had instruments in my mouth and the dentist didn’t numb me enough even though I told him several times that I tend to be harder to numb than most. This led to sharp jolts of deep pain in my mouth during the procedure which caused me to flinch hard, and the sleeping assistant and dentist didn’t even seem to care. You all may think I’m exaggerating here but I’m not.
Fast forward to one year later, I have aching and sensitive pain in the tooth the dentist supposedly fixed. I saw a new dentist, one with a much nicer office and much more alert staff and was told that I will need to have the tooth re-​worked. So I just spent hundreds for nothing.
The receptionist was very nice so there you go-​one star.

I have been going to Dr. Egger for the past 6 years and have been really happy with him. It’s never easy finding a new doctor or dentist when you move to a new town and don’t know that any people, but I was extremely lucky to have found Dr. Eggers.
I seem to have different dental hygienist each time I visit every six months, and only one was bad (and I told the receptionist that I would not see her again), but that doesn’t really bother me, as long as they do a good job. And Linda, the receptionist, is incredibly nice and accommodating.
The one thing that I’m not crazy about is the décor (really needs some updating), but other than that, this place is great. I’d highly recommend Dr. Eggers!

I have been going here for several years now and absolutely recommend them! I keep gushing to friends and family about the friendly staff and terrific care I receive! The assistants are always ready for you when your appointment time arrives, they are very caring and informative. From my first visit, I could tell that they are very experienced and knowledgeable. Dr Egger is very professional and helpful. I feel like my mouth has been to the spa whenever I visit!

Nice people, but my crown fell out after a year and then put back on and fell off 4 hours later. Both times I mentioned that the crown did not feel right, but was told it will be fine.

I was extremely impressed with this dentist. Being new to the area, I was a little nervous about finding a dentist as great as the one I had back in Texas. But these guys were very professional, friendly and informative about my dental care and insurance.
If you’re like me, you might struggle to understand dentists/​doctors with accents or limited English. For some reason, my comprehension of anyone speaking with an accent is very limited when they have dental instruments in my mouth. That’s not the case with these guys. The hygienist and I had a normal conversation (with my limited English) while she cleaned my teeth.
I’m going back to these guys. And I will recommend them to all of my friends.