Steven Kesler, DDS

I was referred to Dr. Kesler by my regular dentist. He had done a root canal for me before. I went to see him in July with a infected tooth that needed attention ASAP. He seen me and got x-​rays. My appt. was a month later and now I need a two part root canal so my July appt. will not be finished until OCT. I feel this is uncalled for. He is a good dentist and has a great staff, but 3 ½ months for a root canal that needed immidiate attention is not right. I had to call him on a sat. because the pain was so bad and he gave me antibiotics, that I told him I could not take. I have several other health conditions and 3 days of the meds and I was so sick in bed. My family Dr. had to put me on prednisone to calm things down. He also told me to take Advil & Tylenol for the pain which again I can not take. I can take Tylenol once in awhile but not every 4 – 6 hrs. The Advil just makes me VERY sick. I will be going back for him to finish my 3 month root canal but not happy with not being listened to when it comes to meds. All Dr.‘s need to listen to their patients when it comes to thier health. Dr. Kesler is a good dentist and has all the latest equipment and has a very good staff.

I was referred to this dentist by my regular dentist for a possible root canal. Dr. Kesler examined my tooth and said it would cost $$ and he could begin away. Since I wanted it done A.S.A.P. he started immediately. I was a bit nervous from hearing about others having root canals, my teeth don’t numb easily, but I never had any pain. Turns out I had an infection and so I had to make several visits until it was all cleared up and the root canal could be finished. I never had any pain, it was better than having fillings put in. The infection had caused soreness in my upper jaw, (which is why I had gone to the dentist in the first place), it eventually went away. He uses the most advanced equipment I have ever seen in a dentist office and I would recommend him to everyone.