Dr. James Farmer, DMD

Gentleness. Doesn’t hurt. Nice good won derful man person

Our family has been under the care of Dr. Farmer for many years. Dr. Farmer distinguishes himself as a dentist of remarkable kindness and trustworthiness, qualities that have consistently characterized our experiences with him. Additionally, his professional demeanor and the compassionate approach of his staff further contribute to the high level of care provided. Without hesitation, I highly recommend Dr. Farmer's services.

It had been 17 years since my last dental visit so i was worried about what the dentist might say. Dr. Ashley was very kind and understanding and made me feel comfortable. She treated my cavities and was very gentle. Glad i found this office

I visited Dr. Farmer's office (July, 2022) due to pain when biting down on a tooth that had a root canal on April, 2021, and a resetting of the crown on the same tooth by another dentist on August, 2021. Dr. Farmer's attendant took an x-ray of the tooth and Dr. Farmer did a bite test. He said there was no problem with the bite, but the root canal had failed. He recommended a specialist to repeat the root canal. On September, 2022, I visited another dentist for a second opinion. X-rays were taken and reviewed. The dentist could not confirm failure of the root canal, but the bite test revealed high points on the crown. After grinding down the high points on the crown, the pain went away. A followup message to Dr. Farmer's office voicemail requesting a call back was not returned. A followup email to Dr. Farmer's office was not answered. I believe my time and money spent at Dr. Farmer's office was wasted.

My family and I have been going to Dr Farmer for years. He is one of the kindest and most trustworthy dentists I have been to. He and his staff are very professional and caring. I always recommend him to everyone I know. He doesn't perform procedures that you don't need. And he takes his time to go over any treatment you need.

Very sad disappointment. Not even sure how to rate it. Our consult was hopeful, and he has done some work on a couple of my teeth already. All good. He sent a certified letter- "You have several dental problems which you have related to being caused by inadequate treatment performed by previous dentists....this undermines the mutual trust....it is best I no longer provide your dental treatment." Should I not have told him my dental history? Does he think I have lied? Wow. Now what?