Kevin M. Donlin, D.M.D. is the doctor and owner of We Care Dental in Madison, SD. He is originally from Miller, SD where he was born and raised. Dr. Donlin received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from South Dakota State University in May of 2008, and then went on to receive his Doctorate of Medical Dentistry degree at Midwestern University in Glendale, AZ in May of 2012. Kevin is also currently a dentist in the South Dakota Army National Guard. He has been in the Army since February of 2000, is a combat veteran, and is now a Major.
Dr. Donlin started with We Care Dental in August of 2013 when he purchased the practice from Dr. Gerald Elpert. Kevin and his family have enjoyed settling into the community of Madison. He has been married to his wife Angela since 2006. They have two children, Derrick, who was born in 2010, and Nadine, who was born in 2012. Kevin is involved in Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, Madison Rotary Club, VFW Post 2638 of Madison, SD, Twin Lakes Shrine Club, American Dental Association, South Dakota Dental Association, Southern District Dental Society, and the South Dakota Academy of General Dentistry.
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Rating 4.3 out of 5 based on 11 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestDarcie Jo
2 years ago
So thankful for Dr. Donlin and his team. They cared for my baby like she was their own. He is absolutely fantastic-- especially in our time of need.
Richard Johnson
5 years ago
In quickly. Work was done quickly and painless as possible, and properly judging by my much happier mouth. Staff was courteous and helpful.
Austin O'Brien
6 years ago
Have had routine dental work, wisdom teeth removed, and a sleep study done here. All done professionally and pleasantly. Entire staff has always been polite towards me. Would recommend.
Elizabeth Peterson
7 years ago
Personally, I had a good experience. I have a fear of dental work and Dr. Donelan made me feel comfortable and worked quickly and efficiently. However, my issue comes in here: I referred a good friend of mine to the clinic as she also has a fear of dental work as do her kids. I figured, I had a good experience so I shared it with her. She made an appointment for her youngest. He has high sensory issues and doesn't handle anxiety well. Instead of being understanding, Dr. Donelan and the assistant he was working with were rude, pushy, not understanding, and unwilling to work with either mom and child. The statement "I don't do dentistry this way!" was made multiple times as he was going against wishes of child and mom. You can't tell me he is the first child to come through the doors with high sensory. I will no longer bring my business here nor will I refer people over. I can't help but think what it would be like if I personally had a high sensory child who was being treated like that. I will find a place that will be patient, understating, and willing to work with ALL sorts of children and people.
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