Dr. Rick Davis

What do you call a back molar that feels like it’s broadcasting Morse code? A dental problem. Dr. Rick Davis has quietly turned 436 Five Gaits Ct into something like a dental command center—clean check-ups; painless fillings; crowns that don’t feel like headgear; implants that won’t rattle when you sip cold coffee; clear aligners discreetly steering teeth into alignment; and sleep-apnea appliances so compact you’ll forget they live in your mouth.

The building sits across from the Bloomfield Hills greenbelt, so the morning light is soft even when the sidewalk still holds night’s chill. If that molar acts up at 7:15 a.m., they’ll pencil you in the same day if slots allow. Call before noon and you can usually lock a same-week slot; afternoons fill from a same-day waitlist.

Park anywhere along the curb—no lot yet, but the curb stretches long enough to swing a car door without dents. Walk south a hundred yards and you’ll pass the gated tennis courts; head north two blocks and you’re back at the retail drag with coffee that’s hotter than the day’s first traffic jam.

Need the map? Don’t trust memory—use the directions: Dr. Rick Davis. The phone’s (989) 493-5152—save it; save yourself the dial-in ballet when the tooth starts dancing on its own.