Angela S. Evanson, DDS
99.4% of patients would refer friends and family to us.
I came to Dr. Evanson a very frightened patient. Not only is she compassionate, she does beautiful work. Everyone, dentist, hygienist, assistant and front office staff, has gone out of their way to put me at ease. I would recommend this dental practice to anyone looking for a new dentist.
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I had my teeth cleaned by Kim and she was very gentle, professional and personable. Dr. Evanson was extremely nice, prompt and did a full examination. This was my first time and I will be happy to have her as my full time dentist.
7:00 am apointments are great -- wish there were more of them.
Kim was great - talked about running, basketball, high schools, and Costa Rica.
And the most important thing; we talked about Wisdom teeth. All the while, Kim was able to clean my teeth gracefully and painlessly.
Thanks! Have a good time in CR!
Wow,
When someone, who's been a St Louis Cardinals fan since birth, walks in and is greeted by those beautiful red uniforms, you know you're in the right place!
The red brings out the flushing smiles and warmth of Parker's #1 staff in dental hygiene. When the star of the office, known as Angie Evanson, waltzes in, you know you're in the presence of something special. Angie has been my personal dental provider for several years and honestly I allow no one else to touch my mouth. I love going up to friends and opening my mouth and say, "would you look in there, look at that work, you know where I get it done, Angie's!" I've run out of business cards when people look at the silver, crowns, and other molar candy I have. Thanks Angie and staff!
I love Dr. Angela Evanson. She s an awesome dentist. However her Dentist assistant was not too friendly with me. I think your staff needs to be trained or taught how to be more Deaf friendly when it comes to serving Deaf patients or clients.
Such as:
When it comes to a Deaf parent of a hearing child make sure the Deaf parent is informed what is being said to his/her child, make sure he/she is included in the conversations.
Ask the Deaf parent the questions not the child since the Deaf parent knows the child's history. The parent is the adult even though we have a hearing loss.
Deaf people are humans before their hearing disabilities.
Dr. Angela Evanson was an excellent role model to the assistant on how to treat a Deaf person, She made sure I could read her lips and know what is going on. She was great. I hope everyone else will learn from her.
Thanks. Continue to strive for the best!
A cap I had for years came off on Thursday evening. The Dr returned my call promptly and arranged to see me the next day, her normal day off. Though it was a simple recementing, the timely treatment was greatly appreciated.