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This was the ABSOLUTE most traumatic experience I have ever had at the dentist! I left crying hysterically because I was in so much pain, which is big because I am pretty tough. Like I got my wisdom teeth out, while I was fully awake and I didn't shed one tear. And they didn't seem to care at all that they were causing me this harm! My dad warned me about this place because they were super rough with him, that is why he stopped going but I figured that I would try them out since it was convenient with insurance and everything.
The first time I went there I had to get my wisdom teeth out. I had requested nitrous, because they don't automatically provide that anymore. And they called two days before saying it wouldn't get there in time, which was annoying but whatever. I still went that experience was fine I guess. I powered through, while I was fully awake.
This next time I went which was 6/21, I had to get three cavities filled, I know I know I should floss more, but this was MORE painful then getting my 4 wisdom teeth out while I was awake. I sat down on the chair, while the assistant, who was a temp so I cut her some slack, shoved a stick in my mouth to "numb" the gums I think, I am not sure exactly what it does, but she did it so rough I screamed in pain. Later the dentist comes, sits down, and lays me back, next thing I know he is jabbing a needle in my gums WITHOUT explaining to me first what he was doing. I started getting teary eyed. He was done with that first one, and I asked what he was doing, his response was, "Its to numb your tooth, no one told you what it was?" Umm no, and you should've before you start sticking needles into your patients.
My boyfriend and best friend are in the medical field and both explained to me with great emphasis that the doctor should have told me what he was doing.
Moving forward he starts drilling, besides him yanking my head around during the procedure, I am not sure why he didn't just put in rubber thing to keep my mouth open, and the temp dropping tools on me, it was loud and just unpleasant. I also didn't appreciate his snide comment about, "this is why you always need to floss" but whatever.
He starts doing the other side, I asked him to numb it, which he didn't because of what I can only assume he didn't want to wait the 10 minutes. They were super busy, which I was informed of at the beginning of the appointment. He said that it wouldn't hurt, which was a lie. He told me to raise my hand if I am uncomfortable, which I did within the first 10 seconds. He asked then if I can just make it through since it would be quick. I reluctantly said yes, I honestly was just in so much shock that this was happening, I felt like I froze and that is why I let him continue
He was done, at this point I couldn't stop crying because I was in so much pain, then he goes to floss He literally was so rough that when he pushed down I screamed because it hurt so bad and my neck jolted.
He later left, not telling me ANYTHING about what I need to, if I need to wait before I eat, or anything. I asked the receptionist and she had to ask an assistant to give me answers
For the next two days I couldn't chew, my jaw, my neck and my gums were super sore, it felt like I got hit by a truck. FROM GETTING CAVITIES FILLED!! WTF?!?!? Its ridiculous.
I looked up what would qualify as malpractice because it was that traumatizing, but unfortunately I didn't have any visible bruising, just swelling and sore.
People shouldn't be able to handle their business like that, and doctors shouldn't be able to have the authority to be that rough. I am never going back there again and I truly hope people read this before going there, needless to say I am going to start checking up on dentist before they work on me, I have never been one of those people to be scared to go to the dentist, as like I said I am pretty tough, but now I will make sure that I do my research. HORRIBLE!!! read more