0 STARS! I went here to get 3 wisdom teeth removed and only ended up getting one out. I was sick/starting to recover from my sickness but they told me this would be no problem. I still had a cough and was even coughing while checking in and before my wisdom teeth extraction. I did not receive any sort of consultation and was simply told that because I didn't have a fever, I would be fine to go through with the surgery. When they took me back into the room, they sat me down and put me on laughing gas. Then, they attempted to give me the IV for anesthesia, which they failed to do twice and had to stick it in my hand instead. The nurse said that my vein rolled and then proceeded to do the same thing, missing again. All the while they're telling me to take deep breaths through my nose and that I would be out soon enough. Once it was in my hand, I knocked out pretty quickly and all went well until I woke up. Immediately upon waking up, they told me that the surgery did not go as planned, immediately causing me to stress about the possibilities. They then explained that because of my "swollen tonsils", they were not able to extract all three teeth and only got one of them. The surgeon claimed that he was having trouble keeping my airways open and he could not finish the procedure. After 45 minutes on anesthesia, They extracted one tooth and began to extract another tooth but had to stitch it up instead of extracting it like they intended to do. They then gave me the whole spiel about how to care for my open wound, meanwhile I am sitting in my chair shocked at how they proceeded with the surgery after having troubles with my airways. I had specifically asked if being sick would cause any problems, and instead of analyzing how sick I was and how it could affect the surgery, they just told me I would be fine and to go on with the surgery anyways. I recently went to the doctor to check in on my tonsils and see if I needed any sort of tonsillectomy because I had never been told anything about my tonsils or my airways prior to this procedure, and the doctor said that they are perfectly fine and having them removed would be very unnecessary and she does not recommend it. Bottom line, they should not have gone through with the surgery without at least checking what the sickness might bring or offering to reschedule to a date where I would've been recovered and fully healthy. I was cautious going into the surgery about being sick and made sure to double check with the receptionist, nurses, and doctor, and yet they still went through with it. And now I have to go get the other two removed and deal with the recovery for a second time (very unnecessarily). Will not be returning. read more