A native of Fayetteville, Dr. Rob Prewitt graduated from Terry Sanford Senior High School in 1974. He attended the University of Kentucky for the first 2 years of his undergraduate education (1974-1976). He was also a member of both the J.V. and Varsity basketball teams at Kentucky (ranked #2 NCAA 1974-1975 seasons). Dr. Prewitt transferred to UNC-Chapel Hill where he received his B.A. in Chemistry and also Phi Beta Kappa scholastic honors (1976-1978). He remained at UNC-Chapel Hill for dental school (1978-1982) and received his D.D.S. degree and Omicron Kappa Upsilon scholastic honors in 1982. After serving 3 years as a General Dentist in the Dental Corps of the U.S. Navy (1982-1985), stationed in San Diego, CA, Dr. Prewitt returned to UNC-Chapel Hill for specialty training in orthodontics (1985-1988). Dr. Prewitt completed his orthodontic residency in June of 1988 and was asked to stay on as part-time clinical assistant professor of the highly respected UNC-Orthodontic Department, which he did for 1 year while he was establishing his orthodontic practice here in Fayetteville. He now has been in orthodontic practice for almost 33 years, being loyal to his patients in creating one excellent smile at a time.
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newest oldest highest lowestTess Sneed
5 years ago
Two of our children have completed treatment with Dr. Prewitt and have beautiful smiles! We now have a third child seeing him. Our experience with Dr. Prewitt and his staff has been wonderful and we highly recommend them to anyone seeking orthodontic treatment.
Tess Sneed
6 years ago
Two of our children have completed treatment with Dr. Prewitt and have beautiful smiles! We now have a third child seeing him. Our experience with Dr. Prewitt and his staff has been wonderful and we highly recommend them to anyone seeking orthodontic treatment.
Dan s
7 years ago
Long wait times are the norm. Took my middle schooler in for consult to get braces. Our first appointment, my wife, son and I waited for 70 minutes past our appointment time to be seen. Many apologies by the staff. Still, that is too long. Second appointment (for xrays and mouth mold) with my son and I; waited over 30 minutes past our appointment time to be seen. Again, many apologies but I am now seeing a pattern. Third appointment, my wife and I go in to discuss the recommended plan. Appointment was at 0830 (kind of hard to fall behind that early). At 9 a.m. I finally went to the desk to ask what time our 0830 appointment would be. Again, many apologies but the doctor will get to us as soon as he can is what we are told. At this point, I terminated my business with them. It is apparent that as a standard business practice, they overbook to keep their chairs full in order to maximize billing. Friendly front reception people do not make up for the disrespect of making paying customers wait for an inordinate amount of time in a Prewitt and Prewitt waiting room.
Dan s
7 years ago
Long wait times are the norm. Took my middle schooler in for consult to get braces. Our first appointment, my wife, son and I waited for 70 minutes past our appointment time to be seen. Many apologies by the staff. Still, that is too long. Second appointment (for xrays and mouth mold) with my son and I; waited over 30 minutes past our appointment time to be seen. Again, many apologies but I am now seeing a pattern. Third appointment, my wife and I go in to discuss the recommended plan. Appointment was at 0830 (kind of hard to fall behind that early). At 9 a.m. I finally went to the desk to ask what time our 0830 appointment would be. Again, many apologies but the doctor will get to us as soon as he can is what we are told. At this point, I terminated my business with them. It is apparent that as a standard business practice, they overbook to keep their chairs full in order to maximize billing. Friendly front reception people do not make up for the disrespect of making paying customers wait for an inordinate amount of time in a Prewitt and Prewitt waiting room.
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