D W McKinnon DDS Sc

KATHLEEN UECKER _{on Google}

Sep 24th, 2020

My 94-yr. old mother, who has some dementia and recently confessed to having a fear of dentists, needed a cleaning and a couple chipped teeth repaired. Dr. Dan, his hygienist and assistant treated her with extreme kindness and dignity, reassuring her every step of the way, She and I were so impressed with the experience that she now is looking forward to her six-month check-up.

Mackenzie Retzlaff _{on Google}

Jun 27th, 2020

Excellent customer service. I have been going here since I was a little girl and I have never had a bad experience.

Jennifer Wollin _{on Google}

Dec 1st, 2019

I use to love this place, until they hired the front lady named Laurie. She is rude and says awful things. I brought it to the attention of the dentist and his wife and basically got shrugged off as no big deal. apparently they want a big, mean ol lady at the front desk. Will be looking for new and it is a shame as we have been here for atleast 7 years.

T.J. Schmidt _{on Google}

Sep 12th, 2019

I have gone to McKinnon Dental my whole life. I haven’t had a need to switch because they have been great. My parents, sister, wife, and kids also see him. I have nothing but good things to say.

Louise Miller _{on Google}

Nov 15th, 2019

When I first met Dr. McKinnon, he told us how he really cared about people, and did not like to just pull teeth, it was for this reason he stopped working at the free clinic. At that time he had a nice friendly receptionist. He put an implant in my grandsons tooth, received money from the insurance company, along with thousands of dollars from us. We had to borrow the money, and we trusted the job to be done. According to the former receptionist and the doctor, we were told, everything was going to be OK and we did not owe any more money. The young receptionist quit, and her replacement told us, we still owed almost $2000.00, because somehow, someone in the office made a mistake. We were told, that until we paid this amount, his teeth would be held. Two years later, when he opens his mouth, he has a peg, without covering, and very few other teeth. All of this has caused him anxiety, and he feels he cannot go to a job interview with this peg sticking out. At this time, I am wondering whatever happened to his teeth, and if I should have an audit done by the Wisconsin State Insurance Fraud agency. I think Dr. McKinnon had good intentions, but was sidetracked by whomever runs the office now.