Evans Bryce DDS

My wife and I have been seeing Dr. Evans for several years, for cleanings, checkups, and procedures.nnWe always find him and his staff to be professional, detail-oriented, and warm.nnWe highly recommend them, they are great!

Great dentist. Went in to get antibiotics. He was able to pull my tooth instead. Let me know exactly what he was doing. Was in an out in less than 20 min. Highly recommend Bryce Evans.

Bryce is a great dentist. He explained everything to me and walks me through my opinions and what will work for me. He genuinely cares about his patients and community. All the employees I've delt with have been smiling, honest and helpful. And Bryce has the style when he works, not heavy at all and I've even fallen asleep during serious toothwork, more than once I think. I'd recommend him to anyone!

When his office wasn't able to schedule me for a cleaning due to the unavailability of the hygienist, I indicated that I would need to schedule with a different dental office. Bryce Evans then called my orthodontist, and contrary to his own counsel, told them that I should not get any work done until I was able to get cleanings done. Previously, when he assumed I would get cleanings done at HIS office, he said the orthodontic work would be ok, even though his hygienist wouldn't be able to even see me until AFTER the orthodontic work was complete (it's not a huge deal work wise, but it's a huge deal to me looks-wise). I could not believe when I got the call from the orthodontist saying they would be holding off due to his report. I've never experienced anything so unprofessional nor vindictive from someone who is supposed to be a professional. I DO NOT recommend this office to anyone.

The first time I came to this office, I would've given five stars. Hands down. Now, I will not return. I came in for an extraction of an abscessed tooth beyond saving. I'm on blood thinners. When I informed him of this, he said on no uncertain terms that he would not be able to touch me unless I was off my blood thinners and had permission from my doctor to perform the extraction. Ok. Fine. I stopped the blood thinners while waiting for clearance from my doc. I called back to make an appointment and found out the target thickness of my blood would be an INR of 2-3. A normal person's INR is around 1. An INR of 2-3 is achieved from BEING ON BLOOD THINNERS. There was NO mention or discussion of a target INR while I was in his office. Long story short, I've now been dealing with this (very painful) abscessed tooth for several additional days while going off my blood thinners and having to start the anticoagulation process all over again.