Dr. D Jamieson Brady, DDS

I had to have 5 teeth removed. Dr. Brady did the surgery. He did a wonderful job on the surgery. I am a heavy bleeder and ran into complications after the surgery. I had a condition called a liver clot, which affects about 1% of the people that get wisdom teeth removed. The blood clot kept forming and falling out. I had to go back to Dr. Brady twice for surgery but the clots did not stop falling out, which led to further bleeding. Dr. Brady then prescribed me trx mouthwash, which finally stopped the bleeding. He also gave me his personal cell number and kept checking up on me to make sure the healing process was going well. I highly recommend Dr. Brady to anyone who needs wisdom teeth removed. He was caring and always made sure I was comfortable with the healing process.

I was terribly nervous upon meeting dr Brady. He was so kind, explained the whole procedure, & put me at ease. I have not had one second of pain after the procedure. I would recommend him to anyone needing oral surgery. He & his staff were awesome. Ladies up front were wonderful getting me in right away.

Dr. Brady had excellent bedside manner and walked me through the entire process of what he was doing. Doctored Brady did exactly what he said he would do with my care and honesty goes a long way

Bad aftermath would not provide pain control. Face swollen and traumatized. No consideration after procedure. Very unhappy would not recommend

i couldn't have possibly asked for a better experience with my wisdom tooth extraction. i was full of anxiety, it was my first surgery, i had been putting it off for far too long and didn't even know what to expect. he explained what was going to happen in a way that was thorough yet simple and understandable, had immediate answers to any questions i had, and did so all with a very reassuring, mellow confidence. the procedure was over before i even had time to panic about it starting. the healing process was impressively smooth. minimal pain that was gone at day 4, swelling was gone by day 5. i hadn't had the courage to look into my mouth until about a week into recovery, but when i did i wouldn't have known the molars were ever there in the first place. my mouth looked healthier than i ever remember it looking. perfection is unattainable and i'm no oral surgeon myself but if i had to describe the job dr. brady did in one word it would be: perfect. couldn't recommend him louder.