Dr. Kevin J. Ellis

We've been going to Dr. Ellis for about 3 years now and he and his assistant, Becky, feel like family. The visits never feel hurried, but they are never too long, either, and our discomfort has been minimal. We started going there because Medicare doesn't pay for Dental, and we had a Groupon. While we were there, Dr. Ellis told us about a dental discount program with a company called Dominion National. For about $150 a year, (for both of us), we get a significant discount. We've had several old filings replaced, periodontal work, crowns, root canal and regular cleanings and x-rays. The cost has been very affordable and the work has been excellent.

I have never felt more relaxed in a dental office. Dr. Ellis is funny, very kind and very honest. His dental assistant is just as sweet. I was paying cash during my visit I was surprised about how inexpensive treatment was and they even offered alternative payment programs. Dr. Ellis took his time to explain what was going on and how it could be fixed. He is very knowledgeable and you can tell he loves what he does. I will definitely be going back and recommending this office to friends.

Terrible! I have been going to Dr. Ellis' office for a long time. I went today and I had a brutal flossing that was purposely and sarcastically hard. The front desk woman was actually flossing me--this is the first time she has flossed me. I said that I have to leave and that I'm done. Mr. Kevin Ellis asked, "why?" in an insincere, calculatingly dramatic tone. In hindsight, they purposely justified flossing my gums really hard after stating that my gums were bleeding. I did not allow her to finish the flossing, which was the first part of this routine check up. I floss and brush consistently so I did not bleed much. The flossing pain was a 9/10. I stood up and said I have to go and I'm done because they purposely flossed too hard. Before I closed the door, while leaving, Kevin Ellis asked why in a sarcastic, snide, tone which was his nasty, legal, I will protect my dental practice tone. I was cordial, did not do anything thing wrong, and barely spoke before getting flossed. I would not