Sullivan John, DDS

Dr. Sullivan is one in a million — He’s been my dentist for over 10 years and is always compassionate and professional. I always learn something every time I’m there for an appointment because I’m pretty sure he’s read every book ever written. This past weekend he exceeded even his own impossibly high standards. Friday evening I broke a porcelain veneer in half on a popcorn kernel. I called him to ask if he could refer me to an emergency dentist who might be able to see me over the weekend. Instead, he offered to meet me at his office at 8am the next morning to fix my broken tooth. He did a beautiful job making me a temporary veneer on a day when he should have been golfing or otherwise enjoying his weekend. He truly is a man who goes above and beyond for his patients and I wish there was a way to give him 6 stars!

For a girl who severely detests the dentist because of past horrific experiences, my mother has been begging me to try out her dentist. I can honestly say that Dr. Sullivan listened to my needs. He understands that my gums are senstitive!!! Thank the lord! He’s great! He’s smart, the facility is clean, and the assistants are super friendly. Overall, I recommend this dentist (even though I’ve only been to him once and my next appt isn’t until December).
Finally, a winner!

I came here to fix what a previous dentist messed up pretty bad. He did a wonderful job, and his staff is SUPER nice! Of course nobody likes coming to the dentist, but he makes it a much better experience!

Dr. Sullivan is nice, and so is his staff. But his cosmetic work on me was awful. His bonds didn’t stick and his veneers were too bulky. Had to have all of it redone/​replaced by another dentist. The color of one of the crowns he did is an ugly yellow that doesn’t match the other teeth, and he leaves a dark metal line showing at the base of the interior side of his crowns.

All I can say is ‘wow.’
It has been a few years since I went to the dentist due to moving around after college. And after my roommate finding out he needed a lot of dental work I got a little paranoid. Luckily my co-​worker recommended someone close to the office.
The hygienist (her name was Bik or Vic I think) was super nice. I am use to the mean ol’ hygienists who take out their aggression on my gums like it was the Spanish Inquisition. This was NOT the case at all today. She even encouraged me to drink more coffee, as it is an easier stain to remove than cigarette smoke. I guess I picked the right vice!
Dr. Sullivan was also a über-​chill guy. He immediately told me a story of how he and his wife chose their first son’s name, which coincidentally is also my name. Apparently she was 8 months pregnant and they watched ‘The Terminator’ for the first time. They liked the character of Kyle Reese so much, the name question was settled. Somehow that segued into a conversation on the accuracy of ‘Rome’ on HBO all the while dictating notes to the hygienist. There is a number of pieces of artwork that Dr. Sullivan made hanging in the office as well. Which is FAR more appropriate than that damn «Hang In There!» cat-​on-​a-​limb poster I remember from my childhood dentist.
My fears were laid to rest when I was reassured everything looked great. Just a few pointers and a couple gentle reminders on how often to brush and floss and I was on my merry way. I actually look forward to going again in 6 months.