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If you have a child who naturally struggles with anxiety, OCD, fears of changes, has special needs or extra sensitive with sensory issues, doesn’t always transition or adjust well, you can bring all of that to the Rogers Smile Shoppe in Rogers, AR because they can handle and actually solve your child’s teeth needs. They make everything fun, less scary, safe, and they’re completely trustworthy from the moment you walk into the door until the moment you leave (even with checking in with you about how your baby is doing after their care treatment!) Cindy is super pleasant at the check in counter and is so warm & kind, Dr. Caldwell the anesthesiologist actually texts you to check in with how your child is doing post surgery, and Dr. Andrew truly treats your baby as if it’s his own child!
I know how nerve-racking it can be to see a new doctor and wonder if you’re in a safe place, wonder if they have the best intentions, wonder if they are trustworthy with your child and finances. All those worries were out the window once we walked in and talked with the staff! I cannot say enough about their kindness, compassion, understanding, and their ability to get the job done! I thank the Lord for giving us this office and staff to care for my son!

It’s alright. Buggy sometimes even with good signal. When I search along the route it will sometimes not come up with any search results, only for me to pass the very thing I searched for prior in my drive. And no it wasn’t a new business, it had been around for years. Also when I search places, one will say it’s 10 minutes out of the way while the other says only a few. Only to realize that the faster one ended up not being as simple as they said, and that the slower one (+10 minutes) was only slow because for some reason it had me take side roads completely around it before arriving, when I could have simply turned directly into it from the road I was on, making it a quick trip. Not all gas stations show up in searches, it almost seems to favor the expensive gas stations. There’s doesn’t seem to be an algorithm that keeps track of the bad traffic times. It will re rout my whole trip to a significantly slower route if it senses traffic, even if that traffic is close to the end of my trip hours away and will be cleared well before I get to that point. If you’re a contractor that has to go in and out of many neighborhoods, it normally recognizes certain entrances while not recognizing others, so it will take you completely around the neighborhood 30 minutes away to the other entrance when you have just passed a perfectly good entrance that has been around forever. It’s still one of the better gps apps, but still way to buggy to trust it

This app routinely gives directions by saying head north, south, east, or west on a certain road. Now, I’m not a moron and I know the sun rises in the east and sets in the west and whatnot and it is easy enough to figure out my cardinal directions if it is early morning or late afternoon but when there are fifteen people waiting for me to make a turn and it’s high noon, overcast, a moonless night or any of a half dozen other circumstances under which it is difficult to decipher cardinal directions on the fly I REALLY wish it would just say go left or right!!!! I cannot tell you how many times I have just picked a direction and turned the wrong way and then had to wait on the app to re-route me when it could have been easily avoided by simply saying turn left instead of head north. I use the app a lot since I drive for a popular delivery service and when I get lost because I head north instead of south I end up being late for my delivery which lowers my tip and my rating which reduces the number of deliveries I am offered and impacts my ability to make a living all because it expects me to figure out north from south when I’m already stressed, in a hurry, and trying to arrive somewhere I’ve never been before all while being timed. I’m certainly not the only person who can’t tell north from south when stressed. Please, do me a favor and reduce the mental arithmetic it takes me to drive when under pressure and just say left or right.