Languages SpokenEnglish Common ConditionsBased on the training and education, Roger England, DDS may treat patients with the following conditions. Please always check with Roger England, DDS directly about which exact conditions he treats. - Mismatched Implant Crowns
- Worn Enamel
- Outdated Cosmetic Dental Work
- Tooth Surface Irregularities
- Cracked Enamel
- Tooth Discoloration
- Tooth Wear From Grinding
- Fractured Tooth
- Worn Teeth
- Tooth Asymmetry
- White Spot Lesions
- Failed Cosmetic Restoration
- Dental Smile Asymmetry
- Stained Bonding Material
- Gummy Smile
- Black Triangles Between Teeth
- Missing Tooth
- Visible Metal Crowns
- Yellow Teeth
- Dark Crown Margins
Prescribed MedicationsPenicillin V Potassium Cephalexin Payments From Medical Companies(These can include payments from pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, and other companies.) Roger England, DDS has received over $1,207 in payments from medical companies (6% less than the average Dentist in Brownstown, IN) - Over $1,136 in payments for Gift (about the same as the average Dentist in Brownstown, IN)
- Over $71 in payments for Food and Beverage (40% less than the average Dentist in Brownstown, IN)
A-dec, Inc. - $51.00 payment for Gift on 08/11/2021 Dentsply Sirona Inc - $71.40 payment for Food and Beverage on 02/06/2020 A-dec, Inc. - $800.00 payment for Gift on 06/22/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $100.00 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $46.00 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $33.00 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $42.75 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $27.00 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 A-dec, Inc. - $36.50 payment for Gift on 06/06/2018 Overview of What Patients Across the Web Are SayingRoger England, as these reviews portray him, comes across as a dentist whose strongest reputation rests on patient comfort, warmth from staff, and clear explanations, though opinions diverge sharply when problems arise. Several accounts speak well of the front office and hygiene team, describing a welcoming environment and easy scheduling. Praise for the doctor himself centers on his care in explaining treatment and his concern for how patients feel in the chair, which suggests a clinician who takes time with people. Against that backdrop, the more troubling accounts concern pain during treatment, a sudden cancellation accompanied by a note that was never explained, a cracked denture that the patient felt should have held up after a recent and costly fit, and an abrupt ending to a long-standing relationship after a billing and records mix-up the patient believed was an error. These experiences are described in personal detail, and they are the most serious concerns in the material. They contrast sharply with the more favorable comments, and the source offers no account of how any of these disputes were resolved. The most reasonable overall impression is of a practice that many patients appreciate for comfort and friendliness, yet one where communication about pain, billing, and repairs appears to have fallen short for some patients.
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