Tucker Ann K DDS

A dentist’s office in Brewton. No flashy signage, no grand claims—just a standard dental practice handling the usual: cleanings, fillings, extractions. The kind of place you’d call when a molar starts acting up or your six-month checkup rolls around. They’re over on 1115 Azalea Pl, a quiet stretch where the live oaks outnumber the storefronts. Not the sort of address you’d stumble upon by accident, but then again, most dental offices aren’t.

Online, the feedback is sparse. Google lists a single review—1.0 stars out of 1—which, statistically speaking, says more about sample size than anything else. No frills, no fanfare; just a line in the directory. That’s not uncommon for a small-town practice where word of mouth still carries more weight than a star rating. Still, the lack of data leaves questions unanswered, the way a half-finished crossword does.

Need to confirm an appointment or ask about X-rays? The number’s (251) 867-7004. No toll-free prefix, no extension menu—just seven digits and an area code that’s been dialed in this part of Alabama for decades. The kind of contact detail that gets scribbled on a notepad or saved under “Dentist” with no further elaboration. Efficiency in simplicity, or maybe just the way things have always been done.

Finding the place is easy enough with directions here. Brewton’s not a big town; miss the turn, and you’ll hit the railroad tracks before you know it. Around here, people don’t overcomplicate things—they just show up when they need to.