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Dr. Cox was my first dentist as a child and I have never left him. He is very friendly, and provides excellent service. His staff is helpful and knowledgable. When I walk in to his office I feel welcomed and comfortable.
I know this doctor: 23
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Dr Cox has provided dental care for me and my family for 18 years. He is skilled, caring, and professional, as well as reasonable.
I wouldn't go elsewhere--
I know this doctor: 18
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Dr. Cox is a great doctor who I have known for many years. He is very patient and explains things in detail until I understand it.
There have been a couple of times where I stopped in with a quick question and he has always been willing to spend 4 or 5 minutes at no charge to help me out. I'd highly recommend him.
I know this doctor: 10 years
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I started with Dr. Cox when I was only 6 years old. My family and my siblings families continue to go to him and we can not say enough about what an amazing dentist he is. Everyone is so amazing at his office and cares about you as a person.
I went to a different dentist in an emergency one time that everyone at my work bragged about and that was when I truely realized what a special dentist Dr. Cox is. I have never been in pain with Dr. Cox and this other Dr. showed me why people are fearful of dentists. NOT with Dr. Cox...he is awesome.
About Hygienist: She is an amazingly kind person. She is gentle and takes her time and doesn't ever rush.
I know this doctor: 29 years
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I've been going to Dr. Cox for over 20 years and hate to think of someday having to maybe go somewhere else. He's pleasant to be around, efficient, explains in advance all of his procedures, what you can expect, etc and he listens with immediate feedback and suggestions. He's a painless dentist, taking time to deaden nerves from the outside inward so you seldom feel discomfort. Would I recommend him? I have, many times, most whole heartedly.
I know this doctor: 20 years at least
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Dr. Cox has been my dentist for over 26 years now. His is very considerate and does his best to make going to the dentist a pleasant experience. I highly recommend him.
I know this doctor: 26 Years
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Dr. Cox is a great dentist who genuinely cares about his patients and does everything he can to reduce their stress and discomfort. A very gentle dentist who takes great care of our teeth. The office is great about reminding you of appointments also. The only negative is that his dental hygienists are a little rough on the cleanings and my mouth generally is sore afterwards?? Dr. Cox though is great and has taken care of everyone in our family for over 20 years. His office also works in my college aged son when he can get back home at the last minute.
I know this doctor: 20 years
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Like many I experience anxiety in the dentist chair. Dr. Cox is impatient and terse when it comes to giving a patient time to calm down.
His work needs improvement. I have fillings located between teeth and because of how they were done food collects there when I eat. My friend used to go to him and she has the same problem. Another friend, required a root cananl. Dr. Cox started drilling on him without numbing him first. When the patient said he was in pain, Dr. Cox said he would have to refer him to someone else. I understand the right to refuse service, would of appreciated it if Dr. Cox had done so up front instead of being passive agressive about it.
Why did I stay for 8 years? He was recommended to my parents when I was a child and I didn't try anyone new until I became an adult.
I know this doctor: 8 yrs
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Dr. Cox is very friendly and explains procedures well. Pain has never been an issue. My problem has been continual missing of the underlying problems; they just get worse. For example a filling then becomes a root canal which then becomes a crown which then becomes tooth pulling. WHY?
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