Eugene W Gregory, DDS

It recently came to mind that I am over 20 years since my bilateral TMJ surgery. I think often of Dr Gregory and his ability to give me my life back. Two years of intense pain and limited mobility… and then, thankfully Dr Gregory was referred to me by my NH dentist. I continue to live a full and pain free life. I am truly thankful every day! I am very certain the results would not have been the same with you!

So, after allowing years to pass with negative feedback remaining dormant on Unilocal,Dr. Gregory apparently recently discovered such online criticism and felt compelled to refute each negative review individually. It’s funny, because when I usually see such responses from business owners, they are apologetic and seek to understand their clients’ concerns and see how they can do better in the future. Not so much in this case, unfortunately.
If you would like to go see an oral surgeon whose bedside manner is predicated on telling his patients why their concerns are not valid, then I think Dr. Gregory would be the perfect choice!

I went in for my wisdom tooth removal. No wait what so ever. The staff was very friendly and informative. Dr. Gregory and his assistant Alex were very friendly and very patient with me. I don’t like needles AT ALL so they definitely worked with me well. The teeth came out and it was a quick and easy experience. Dr. Gregory and his team made sure I had someone to drive me home as well. I really felt like they cared and I really appreciated that. I would recommend anyone to Dr. Gregory’s office! :)

I had my wisdom teeth removed by dr Gregory. Not the best bedside manners. The extraction didn’t hurt but he said he was giving me stitches… Which would have saved me from a painful 2 week recovery with dry sockets. I had to go back in to see him… My choice and ask how to manage the pain. I suggest exploring other options.

Went to my second opinion appointment with another specialist (Dr. LaBriola at NOVA Oral & Maxillofacial). He came in with the attentiveness that I expect from medical professionals and asked me to «start at the beginning.» He then examined the outside of my face, pressing to find where I was experiencing pain. He followed that up with fully examining the inside of my mouth, looking and feeling around to see what was going on. It was there that he discovered a pretty prominent bulge/​knot. There it was, the source of my pain, a muscle spasm that anyone (even me) could actually feel if they just took the time to stick their finger in my mouth (which Dr. Gregory didn’t). He also used a neat little ruler to measure my ability to open my mouth (which was 40% what it should be). Treatment plan: heat (same as suggested by Dr. Gregory), but also anti-​inflammatories that are stronger than motrin, muscle relaxers, and he showed me a series of facial massages and exercises to do to help release the tension in the muscle. A 15 minute exam and question/​answer session and 2 days on this treatment plan and I can already open my mouth more than 50% wider than before (well worth the $ 300 that I paid for this out-​of-​network visit). This is the type of treatment and attention that I was hoping to get from Dr. Gregory, but definitely did not. I sincerely hope that he works on his bedside manor and attentiveness. But if you are reading this review anytime close to the time I posted it, please know that there are better options out there.

I was referred here to have my 4 wisdom teeth taken out. After looking over my x-​ray he only took out 3 because he didn’t want to damage my sinuses since the last one had not grown in and there was only a slim chance of it coming out. I thought it was wonderful how he explained why he wouldn’t and I was informed prior to the procedure what percentage my insurance would cover. The lady at the front was great at explaining what I had to do after the procedure was done and what to expect so I didn’t freak out.
I was a little miffed at having to wait awhile in the waiting room for my followup to get my stitches out since it only took a minute, but I could hear the consulting conversation between him and the patient, who appeared to need all his teeth removed, so I could see why it was running late.