Pheasant Run Dental Center

Location: Williston, ND, 2605 19th Avenue West 58801

Phone: (701) 577-3333

Website: http://www.pheasantrundental.com/

Pheasant Run Dental Center Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars based on 300 reviews on Google.

Rachel Brock · 1 out of 5 stars · a month ago

Both times I have been there they were running 30+ minutes late. My appt was at 3 and didn't get taken back till 330, dentist finally came at The hygienist disappeared when she told me I was waiting for the Dr I am not sure if they take two patients or what at once. Dr davis is nice, but rough when cleaning my teeth. The dentist clean your teeth versus a hygienist, which is a confusing thing have happen when you're at a dentist The first time I came they tried 3 times to make me take X-rays even though I told them at intake I was pregnant and couldn't do them.

Ashley McCutchan · 1 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago

Update to Previous Review Waited 2+ hours over our appointment time, then was confronted, mocked, and treated aggressively by staff over my review. We came back for my husband’s extraction because it was the soonest available option, despite everything leading up to this. He was given a 3:50 PM appointment and told not to eat or drink beforehand. By the time we arrived, he was already weak, on medication, and hadn’t eaten all day. We waited until 5:20 PM to be seen. When we asked what was going on, we were told another patient didn’t follow pre-surgical instructions—but they still chose to see them, delaying every patient after by over 2 hours. After my husband was taken back, I was expecting to be called for post-op instructions. Instead, I was pulled aside and confronted about my Google review. I acknowledged it was mine. The employee (I believe her name was Jori) immediately questioned why we even showed up if this is how we felt about the place. I explained it was the soonest appointment we could get and that we would not be returning after this. She argued that we should have gone somewhere else instead. We went in circles for a solid minute. After a minute, I asked if she was going to pay for gas, cover new patient fees, or take on the financial burden of starting over somewhere else. Was she going to pay for anything extra out of her own pocket?? That was dismissed. Instead, she began questioning whether I actually understood my husband’s seizure condition and implied I didn’t know what I was talking about. I made it clear that I do, and that my concerns were valid—and will remain. The situation escalated from there. She became visibly agitated—raising her voice, stepping into my personal space, and repeatedly talking with her hands directly in my face in a mocking, exaggerated “yapping” motion. Her hand, in my face, aggressively. At that point, another employee stepped into the area. I asked if there were cameras to document the interaction, I was told to “record it myself.” She also claimed she “knows who I am” and that I “do this everywhere,” but could not provide a single example when asked. Show. The. Receipts. Throughout this entire interaction, I repeatedly asked if my husband was ready, because that was my only concern. I did not understand why I was being confronted while he was in the back recovering from surgery. The situation became so heated that multiple staff members, including the surgeon and manager, had to step in and remove her from the interaction. Once the surgeon became involved, things returned to a professional level. He was respectful, answered my questions, and focused on my husband’s care. The assisting staff and nurses were also kind and helpful. However, that does not excuse what happened. I genuinely felt unsafe during this interaction. No patient or family member should ever be confronted, mocked, or treated this way—especially in a medical setting while their loved one is undergoing a procedure. This was completely unacceptable and will be reported. Took a screen shot of my original review, because this on top of the original was too much and could not have all of it.

Cinnamon Tubbs · 1 out of 5 stars · 6 months ago

I called this dentist on a Thursday my son was having severe tooth pain they knew this and we had our appointment on a Friday and they refused to touch my son because they said he needed to be put to sleep and have oral surgery but my son never needed any of that very unacceptable. My son had to be in pain longer than he should have. I took him to a dentist in minot and they said that he never needed any of that! Insane. Why not tell people before they take their children here that they won’t even fill a cavity. Insane do better staff at the desk was wonderful but definitely not a fan of this dentist office.

Lucas Natwick · 5 out of 5 stars · 7 months ago

I called on a Monday morning to see if I could be seen for a tooth to be extracted. By 10:30 that morning I was in a chair surrounded by a professional staff that was getting the problem taken care of.

Melissa Pastrano · 5 out of 5 stars · a year ago

The staff was amazing! They made my daughter feel very safe and comfortable! 10/10 recommend! I forgot the assistants name but she is so wonderful with all the children there and we loved her!

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About Pheasant Run Dental Center

Pheasant Run Dental Center in Williston, North Dakota offers a full range of dental services, including dental implants, implant crowns, dental bridges, dentures, root canals, tooth extractions, and restorative and cosmetic dentistry. The practice provides care for people of all ages in a family friendly setting, with appointments available Monday through Friday.

For patients considering dental implants, Pheasant Run Dental Center provides implant crowns as part of its broader restorative offerings alongside crowns, bridges, and dentures. The practice describes itself as a general dental office serving the Williston community, and patients are invited to schedule a consultation to discuss their treatment options and financing.

Meet the Doctors

The practice's clinical team includes Dr. Ryan B. Davis, DDS, Dr. Steven P. Blackhurst, DDS, and Dr. Robert Blackhurst, DDS. Dr. Davis trained at the University of the Pacific Dental School and has practiced dentistry for over 25 years, working with patients of all ages. Dr. Steven Blackhurst and Dr. Robert Blackhurst both attended and graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, and have practiced dentistry for 20 years and 17 years, respectively.

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