Gary Mac Graw PC

I love my dentist Dr Gary MacGraw. I just spent 2 hours in his chair yesterday. Glad it's over but he is really wonderful and my mouth and teeth will be better thanks to his skillful work assisted by his also compassionate wife Laurie. He has state of the art technology and a patient gentle touch. The mouth and teeth are the first line of protection for one's immune system and good health. A good dentist is invaluable and that's how i feel about Dr. MacGraw.

Dr. MacGraw is a brilliant dentist. I inherited weak teeth and need excellent dental care. He is highly competent, communicates well, outlines options clearly, and avoids costly treatments if another will work. I appreciate that he fully understands the importance of a good bite, and was able to replace my old night guard with a new one without extensive bite adjustments. He understands and practices what I consider wholistic and integrative dentistry.

Re: one reviewer complaining about the hygienist asking health Qs, this is actually the mark of an excellent practice. Scientific evidence is accumulating supporting the interrelationships of diseases of the mouth and the body.

I was very happy with Dr Mac Grays perfectionist and caring while working on my teeth

Such a friendly place and always up to date with the latest care. I have gone to Gary for about 30 years or so with the exception of a few years when I lived elsewhere. I have once again left the area and wish I could transport him and all his people to Seattle! Excellent care.

I got my smile back today, even though with our masks no one can see it but me. Thank you Dr MacGraw, I know we’re not done yet and I wouldn’t have anyone else taking care of my “smile (hole)” than you. Damn the pistachios!!

This practice has their dental hygienist practicing medicine without a license, asking invasive health questions far beyond the scope of a dental hygienist's training. I was a new patient (and retired doctor) who had already filled out an extensive history form and answered all this dentists questions in an extended consultation and exam. So why have a non-physician with little medical training beyond the gums and teeth, who was just supposed to just clean my teeth, ask me unrelated questions just a week after I discussed everything with the dentist? I asked for a phone conversation with Dr. MacGraw to express my concerns about keeping my health information private between he and I (nothing to hide just not his hygienist's concern) but he couldn't be bothered to call me back. Expensive practice with too little respect for patient privacy and no time for conversations to foster understanding.