I had a dental emergency and just needed to see a dentist for a quick appointment to glue a crown back on. Without the crown, I cannot eat or drink due to the pain and exposure of the tooth. The office stated that I need to schedule a cleaning first and they can only take me in January, 3 months away. I am in rural Montana with little options for dentists and willing to pay cash for care and this office essentially refused care. Very disappointing and unprofessional.
Michelle Cooksey · 5 out of 5 stars · 7 years ago
I would highly recommend Messer Dental! They are all so nice and make you feel very comfortable. I went in last Thursday with extreme tooth pain (need root canal) and Monday I had my appointment. I have very sensitive teeth and have a hard time with the blowing air and water.....But he was excellent! I had no issues!
I even had my 4 year old daughter with me. Even though they are out of Network (insurance), this will be my permanent place for the whole family!
Thank you so much to all of you at Messer!
Name · 1 out of 5 stars · a year ago
(As promised well deserved update at the end) I will update this review if deserved. I requested a release of records form so I could sign it and receive my records and was told I may not get my records, which I need for court to hold a dentist accountable. If they refuse to give me my records, they are obstructing justice, and all patients should be nervous.
(Update) I called the dental board in North Dakota and was surprised to have a living person answer the phone. They listened to what Messer Dental said and did, and told me to reach out at the end of that business day, claiming they were sending an email to the practice. I was shocked but followed their advice. When I called Messer Dental, the representative was extremely polite, apologized, and claimed there was “confusion.” They even stayed past closing to email me the records.
The dental board in North Dakota doesn’t play around. So my update is this: Messer Dental only follows the rules when they feel like it—or when they’re told to feel like it. 0 stars if possible.
Jessica Beckman · 5 out of 5 stars · 6 years ago
My son has been seeing Dr. Messer since March 2017. Dr. Messer and his staff have been wonderful each and every visit! They are always kind and patient with him along with being very accommodating for appointments! I highly recommend Messer Dental for the whole family!
K O · 3 out of 5 stars · 5 years ago
THANK YOU DR. MESSER!!! and Kate.
First off, the office got me an appointment quickly. I had severly chipped front teeth. Dr. Messer took the time to discuss options with me and gave me his opinion for the best resolution. He did a fantastic job. My teeth look amazing!!!!
Beautiful new office and everyone is exceptionally friendly. Bravo!!!
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About Messer Dental, P.C.
Messer Dental is a general and cosmetic dental practice located at 1307 15th Street West in Williston, North Dakota. The practice traces its roots to Seeley Family Dentistry, which Dr. Jeremy Messer purchased in January 2014 after working alongside Dr. Ron Seeley for 18 months, and it continues to serve patients from Williston as well as surrounding communities including Watford City, Ray, Tioga and Stanley in North Dakota and Fairview and Sidney in Montana. The team describes its vision around three pillars: its community, its patients, and treating patients like family.
For patients considering tooth replacement, Messer Dental offers dental implants along with dentures, bridges and crowns. The practice explains that implant consultations include a dental and radiographic examination and health history, with needs addressed either by the practice's dentists or by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon referred by the practice, and that the dentists then restore the implant with the final replacement teeth. Other services listed on the website include CEREC restorations, tooth extractions, non-surgical root canals, dental sealants, periodontal maintenance, child dentistry, teeth cleaning, and cosmetic treatments such as bonding, porcelain veneers, inlays and onlays, and teeth whitening. Nitrous oxide is available, and the practice offers CareCredit and Cherry payment plans in addition to accepting insurance.
Meet the Doctors
The practice's clinical team includes Dr. Jeremy Messer, DMD, and Dr. Paige Fisketjon, DDS. Dr. Messer grew up in Richardton, North Dakota, earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology at Dickinson State University, and graduated from the Oregon Health & Science University School of Dentistry in 2011 as a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. He then completed a twelve month general practice residency at Palmetto Health Richland in Columbia, South Carolina, with additional training in general and cosmetic dentistry, endodontics, oral surgery, and the placement and restoration of dental implants, before moving to Williston in 2012. Dr. Fisketjon is a Williston High School graduate who completed her undergraduate studies at the University of North Dakota and earned her dental degree at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. She first shadowed at the office as a student when it was still Seeley Family Dentistry.