This type of comment below obviously saddens anyone who works in the health care field. Because of current HIPPA laws, the health care professional finds themselves in a lopsided position when they cannot address specific problems such as the one posted below. Looking at this person’s statement, I cannot help but think they are exaggerating and upset with deteriorating dental health.Dentistry cannot save every tooth, every time. If a patient wants to have a non-restorable tooth restored and it fails, then the doctor is usually put to blame, no matter what.Instead of taking someone's anonymous comments on a public site such as this, ask your neighbor or friend whom they go to for their dental care. It may surprise you. We receive hundreds of referrals from word of mouth, local medical doctors and retired dentists in the area each year. Come visit our office and take a tour so you too can, "Experience the Difference".

Thanks for the previous reviewI will steer clear

Series of horrible errors as verified by several dentists since my visits to this one. On the upside, this dentist has beautiful offices.Here's the rest of the story:He told me over and over he knew what he was doing....when he decided I needed to 60 injections to prepare me for root canal the next week...when he told me he was an endodontist (he's not I later found out)...when he decided to put a cap on my tooth a week 1/2 later...and then extracted the tooth completely the following week. I had pretty good teeth until I made the mistake of going to this dentist. Beware. I hope this helps someone out there.