Stewart, Ronald C DDS

Office staff was nice and friendly. Dr. Stewart was very professional and he explained everything to my son and me and told us everything he was going to do and showed examples. I liked him and I will being making an appointment for myself.

Ever since I was a child I’ve had one bad experience after another with dentist and oral surgeons. People might be judgmental because of the location and building but not one time has a dentist or oral surgeon been so kind and patient with me especially with my severe anxiety. He not only walked me through it but he also praised me for how well I was doing (even though I was clearly a mess) he was so kind and I’d recommend him to any and everyone who needs an oral surgeon. Not only is he great but so are the girls who work for him! They made me feel better and even made me laugh. I’m definitely going to be coming back. These other reviews about his awful bedside manner and his "disgusting office" is completely untrue and it’s a shame people have said what they have! Thank you to Dr Stewart and his girls! I never would have gotten through that if it wasn’t for you guys!

Way too "ghetto" of a place, don't even look like a real doctor's office. Looks like an abandoned building and There's graffiti all over it! The doctor likes to be rude & argue with his patients and co workers. Very unprofessional!! They will argue in front of patients. They will straight up lie to you too!! They told me I wouldn't be awake for my wisdom teeth extraction. That I would be asleep! I WAS NOT SLEEPING. WAS AWAKE THE ENTIRE TIME getting my first work ever done on my mouth besides cleaning and he literally threatened to poke my eye out with a needle if I didn't shut my eyes. Then tried to tell my mom I was sleeping the whole time and thats why I was confused... Save yourself the worry and time. Don't ever go here! You can't trust them!!

It has been about 4 years since my visit and the whole experience still weighs on me. He is an awful person with absolutely no bedside manner and is quick to talk over you without listening to your concerns. I visited on the recommendation of another dentist for oral surgery and he quickly stated tooth aches do not cause migraines and he doesn’t care what anyone says. Don’t speak to what you don’t know Ronald. You’re an absolute quack, your dental office is dirty, and I am so thankful I didn’t have any procedures performed by you. I’m sure I would have had to have additional work done to fix your mess. I still cross my fingers every so often wishing this place closed soon.

My daughter had an extra tooth, facing the wrong way, and encapsulated in a cyst. He performed her surgery and removed the extra tooth, and the cyst, and my daughter was in minimal pain and healed very nicely! He was very nice to us for out consultation, surgery, and follow up visit. I also took my son to him for having an extra tooth as well, and my son has disabilities. Dr. Stewart was very kind and understanding of him and was helpful as well. I would recommend him for sure. His staff is very nice as well.

I had a great experience with my visit to Dr. Stewart's office.The staff was polite and professional. Dr. Stewart explained the procedure before starting. He was concerned that I may have pain but I had none. I will be back if I need oral surgery in the future. Thanks Dr. Stewart!

He removed two of my wisdom teeth. The first extraction went smoothly — no pain at all — and I was ready to recommend him to everyone. Unfortunately, the second tooth was more difficult, and the experience was completely different. After the second procedure, I had excruciating pain for 12 days. It felt unbearable. When I called the office, the staff was rude and told me pain was to be expected after wisdom tooth removal. However, their own aftercare instructions say you should contact the office if pain lasts more than 10 days. I went to urgent care, where I was given antibiotics and pain medication, and they told me to follow up with the dentist. When I returned, the dentist was visibly angry. I explained that the pain had spread from my jaw into the back of my neck, and he responded sarcastically, "You don’t have teeth in the back of your neck." Then he asked me to lie back and pressed extremely hard on the left side of my head near my temple. I warned him I might not feel much because I was on pain medication, but he continued pressing so hard it felt like my skull might crack. I had to ask him to stop. It’s now been three years, and I’m experiencing nerve problems, unexplained vision issues, and strange sensations on that side of my head. I strongly believe this started when he pressed on my temple that day. Other doctors I’ve spoken to have confirmed there is no reason to apply that kind of pressure to the temple area. Please do NOT go to Dr. Stewart. Go somewhere else! it’s not worth the risk!