Madison K. Reynolds, DDS - Inactive

Dental practices in Liberty don’t always get the same buzz as the historic downtown or the nearby Jesse James Bank Museum, but they’re the quiet backbone of the neighborhood. This one’s a solo operation under a DDS, handling the usual—checkups, cleanings, maybe the occasional filling or crown. No flashy ads, no social media push. Just a listing with the basics: a single review on Google, averaging a perfect 5.0.

The address puts it on Sutton Place, a stretch of Liberty that’s more residential than commercial. You won’t find it sandwiched between cafés or boutiques; it’s the kind of spot you’d drive to on purpose, not stumble into while window-shopping. Dentists like this often rely on word of mouth or long-term patients rather than foot traffic. A quick search pulls up the map, confirming it’s not a chain or a multi-specialty clinic—just one practitioner’s office.

Reviews are sparse—only one so far—but that lone 5.0 suggests whoever left it had zero complaints. No details on what exactly earned the top score, though. Could’ve been a painless extraction, a fast filling, or just a no-fuss experience in a field where people usually expect the opposite. Dental work isn’t the kind of thing most people rush to review unless it’s really good or really bad.

If you’re mapping it out, the directions are straightforward from Clayview or the 152 corridor. Need to call ahead? The number’s (816) 368-1308. No website, no online booking—just the basics.