Dr. Michael Kirk, DMD

Tim is amazingly hilarious!! Dr. Kirk is friendly and really knows his stuff. I see people complaining about questioning his treatment suggestions. I wonder how they are approaching this, as I’ve asked for more information and had questions and he has been happy to explain or offer alternatives. He’s great with my kids. This is the only dentist I’ve ever been to without having terrible anxiety.If you don’t like dogs, find another dentist. Timber is gentle and comforting. I love the rapport between him and his assistants, and I also appreciate that he holds them to a high standard.He relates to his patients and comes through as a real person!! He saw my 18 year old son on Election Day and took the time to chat with him, and then remembered him to let me know he saw him.This is the best dental practice I’ve been to hands down. No stress and no pain!!!These negative reviews, it comes down to not everyone is right for every practice.

From the start Tim made it easy to get an appointment and handled all insurance issues. Dr Kirk and Sonja were wonderful to work with. Timber adds an excellent sense of relaxation, to the experience.

Dr. Kirk is the most unprofessional dentist I have ever met in my life. When I questioned his treatment plan he decided that I should leave his practice because I was bringing "negativity" into his office. He also allows his very large dog to come into the exam rooms while you are being treated without asking if it's OK. When I asked for the dog to be removed, I was criticized for not accepting the emotional support from the dog. I have never been asked to leave a practice before.

He bickers with his assistants, complains about his ex, and laughs at his inner city patients for wanting gold teeth. The guy takes offense when you ask questions about your treatment and gives braindead answers. Dr Kirk surprised me with a root canal on a visit I was told would be a filling, and then couldn't finish it in one session. To add injury to insult he drove the filling material almost a half inch past the bottom of my tooth and into my jaw, which of course got reinfected.