I regret to inform all prospective dental patients that Dr. Wisdom Coleman, Jr. talks about dental patients behind their backs and declines to acknowledge his habit. This past February he made serious pejorative implications about my professional capacities to another dental patient while I was in the same building. He told this dental patient that he thought I did not have the capacity to handle my desired profession because I myself reminded Dr. Coleman of his own son who was the sort of person that is "a geek." I did not schedule a day at that dental clinic to endure these backhanded remarks by someone licensed to practice dentistry in the state of Tennessee. Coleman's, behavior, though his boss has attempted to dismiss it as "just his opinion," is unprofessional for anyone so privilieged to be a member of the dental profession.
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