I went to get one of my front two teeth filled at this office over a year ago. It is now a year later and I have Finally found a solution to the pain and agony that this whole situation has caused regarding the procedure performed on my tooth. I went to this location and saw Doctor Park on September 14, 2020. At the beginning of my appointment he asked how it happened. I explained, he said that "he was glad it didn't happen to him and that he wouldn't know what to do", chuckled and then prepared to begin. Things started out fine, I showed him a picture of what my teeth looked like prior to the accident, he looked at it for two seconds and then said "goooot it", these two front teeth are mostly about achieving symmetry. Thinking that we were on the same page I leaned back in the chair as he proceeded to start the work. He first gave me a shot to numb the area, and I will admit it was one of the most gentle and easiest shots I've ever taken. That part he did get right. What was to proceed, however, was horrific. So, once I had been administered the shot and the medicine had settled into my gum and I was numb, he performed the procedure. He said it would be quick, that we'd be done in about 15 minutes or so and that I'd be good to go. He performed the procedure and when he finished and gave me a mirror to view the result, I was horrified by what he had done. It looked like a disaster. It looked Nothing Like my original tooth. I went in with straight, white teeth that were perfectly aligned, but with a small chip in the corner of one of the front teeth; and came out with a buttery colored, grossly over filed, square shaped, pointy edged tooth that was misaligned and shaved down too short. He had shaved off the Other Side of my tooth and had aligned it with the shorter tooth to the left and not the longer front tooth on the right. So, essentially, I was missing more tooth than what I had come in with. Nothing about that tooth was right. He sat back in his chair with a satisfied grin on his face, as if he thought he'd just done a spectacular job and was awaiting my praises, while I looked on in the mirror in horror. I was in shock. I tried to voice a few of my concerns but it was so messed up that I couldn't tell exactly what had happened. I had to get alone and look at it in a more comfortable environment to properly analyze what had happened. He told me that he'd had to do it twice as he didn't like the color on the first go around. He had done the second proceedure without my knowledge. Frustrated and a bit scared by the results, I went ahead and paid the balance as I wanted to get out of there and go look at it to see if I could really tell if I could deal with it or what he had done to it by myself. So I went to my car, took a good look at it and immediately realized that he did not do the job right at all. I then immediately went back into the office and explained to the front desk assistant my concern. She had an attitude and was frustrated but told me to go back to the same room I had just left out of and that she would call the dentist. She had a bad attitude and was not trying to hide it. It almost seemed as though she got away with that behavior unchecked on the regular. She got on my nerves, but she was not the dentist, and I was in crisis. She got the dentist and after I explained to him my dissatisfaction, he went ahead and agreed to do another procedure to try and satisfy my request. I'm not sure what happened but long story short it was not what my tooth look like originally, it was still the wrong color it was still too short and horribly misaligned. I tried one last time to guide him in reshaping the tooth (by trying to give it a softer cuve along the edge) but it was in vain as he simply responded with something along the lines of, "point out the problem so we can see what you see" or something even more demeaning and hurtful. I was thinking "if you can't see what I see then what the f*** are you doing being a dentist"??? He even tried to shave down the bottom of my other front tooth to match the length he had now made the filled tooth, and had the nerve to laugh when I pushed his electric file filled hand out of my way and said "no". He even left an imprint of his electric file in the middle of my tooth where the bonding started. There was no recognition of this imprint or attempt to blend it out. I feel like I went in there with more tooth while in it's damanged state than I had when I was leaving in it's "repaired-state". I was very angry and upset, but I kept my composure. How dare you shave off more of my tooth and call it a repair? No. I do not recommend this dentist. Maybe if it's a petty job something that's like a slosh and wash, x-ray or a back filling (and even then try to do your own filling first. It's not that hard!), but nothing serious. This dentist is not to be taken seriously. I feel like he took the job I requested as a joke, and I regret I ever went to him. read more