Patrick A Fleege, DDS

I felt compelled to write a review about Dr. Fleege, even though it’s been a long time since I was a patient. But every time I look in the mirror and I see my nice straight teeth, I say a little thank you to him. When I was a child, I had really crooked teeth with a huge overbite. I didn’t want braces (I had been told it would be major headgear intervention), and my mom heard about Dr. Fleege and that he might be able to help. Dr. Fleege gave me instructions on how to change my eating habits/​diet along with some other tips (I won’t give away his trade secrets, you’ll have to go talk to him… and I will say the ideas are a bit outside the box but the proof is in the pudding, folks) and said that if I followed them my teeth would straighten naturally. I have to say they did just that, and now over 20+years later I get regular compliments about my teeth. No one can believe it when I tell them I never had braces or a retainer. Yes, he had a monkey in a cage (but I thought that was cool), and I wouldn’t say his bedside manner was over the top warm and fuzzy. But I remember he was always very kind to me, and I respected him. If you are looking for an educated, competent pediatric dentist for your child, I wouldn’t hesitate to call Dr. Fleege.

Dr. Fleece is the best! After our 3 yr old fell and loosened her front teeth, Dr. Fleege got her in when alot of pediatric dentists were not taking new paitents and sent us on our way. He sat us down and explained everything we would want to know as concerned parents without us asking one question. He is patient, kind, and has a gentle way with kids. This guy is great! Dr. Fleege has new patients because he is great with kids. Wish I would have seen the monkey, my daughter would have loved that

My son (7 yrs) has been a patient at Dr Fleege’s office for more than three years. At the start he was very nervous but Dr Fleege’s calm demeanor, gentle ways and simple explanations have turned seven cleanings and a cavity into positive experiences. I recommend him highly and without reservation.
I asked about the monkey (since I have never seen it) and the monkey passed away in 2001.

He had a pet monkey in the office and got frustrated and angry when my daughter cried.
Won’t be back.