Focused on creating beauty and meeting the needs of anxious adults, Dr. Cahill practices patient-friendly dentistry thanks to her blend of poise, polish, kindness, and quality. She combines exceptional training with the advanced technologies at Shelby Dental Care Center.
Dr. Cahill earned her degree from Dalhousie University School of Dentistry in Canada. She then served seven years with the Canadian Department of National Defense, practicing general dentistry with an emphasis on complete oral rehabilitation.
He received his undergraduate degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point, and spent six years as an officer in the US Army, where he was deployed to Iraq as a platoon leader in 2009.
A favorite among children thanks to her kind manner, easy laugh, and gentle touch, Dr. Lackey has a true knack for working with families and children. She looks at each tooth as a small work of art and gives every procedureno matter how big or smallher complete time and attention.
A graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill School of Dentistry, Dr. Lackey earned her undergraduate honors degrees at NC State. She is also a member of the North Carolina Dental Society and the American Dental Association. Dr. Lackeys chosen area of concentration is the prevention of dental disease in families and children, with a recent concentration in HealthyStart.
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newest oldest highest lowestBrittany Perez
a year ago
I went to her when I was nine years old I went it there to get my tooth pulled everything was okay until she made sure to show me the needle. We are talking about a NINE year old child with no parents because they are not allowed back in the room! Of course I showed out and wanted my dad that's when she said "forget it have ugly teeth I don't care" I remember those words so clearly it was very traumatizing for me. I thought maybe at least try and give me the gas I was a child. I came back to her when I was seventeen to get it pulled and til this day I say she pulled the wrong tooth to "teach me a lesson" she pulled my front tooth which was an adult tooth I feel like I could be wrong but in my heart I felt like it was the wrong tooth. It looks like I have a gap but my tooth is pushed back far that's why I say it's a baby tooth. After she was done she told me "see I told you you were going to have ugly teeth" it broke my heart more then anything cause I've been bullied so bad in my lifetime for everything but now my teeth when they were so pretty and straight. I asked her if she could send me somewhere to get a spacer or something to push that tooth up and alighted with my other tooth she said "sorry can't help you with that you just have to find someone to do it" I don't know if she does children's teeth but if she does ask for another dentist because she is a very rude person and I don't think she has the heart for kids. I now have to pay $4,500 for an implant just to get my smile back. I don't know if I'll every get my confidence back though. The trauma she caused me with the words she said it really hurt me it was something very very uncalled for.
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