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    Dentistry For Special People

    3.6 (8 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 1:00 pm

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    Best doctors. Clean. Great staff. Very caring and friendly staff. They are always there to help.

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    They Took My Smile Away!!! A Terrible Experience - I Cannot Recommend This Office!!!…read more I have been receiving treatment at this office since February. When I informed them that my insurance coverage would expire in May, they suddenly became extremely proactive. I was sometimes scheduled two or even three times a week so they could complete my treatment before my insurance expired. The treatment plan was very clear from the beginning. I was told that my four front teeth needed root canal retreatment before receiving new crowns. Because retreatment was not performed at this office, I was referred to an endodontist. I trusted my dentist's treatment plan and followed every recommendation. During the root canal retreatments, my existing crowns were severely damaged. They cracked, broke apart, and became unusable. The decayed teeth underneath became visible, and one of my front crowns was partially broken off completely. As a result, my front teeth were left looking terrible. I could no longer smile with confidence, bite into food, or eat properly. The emotional impact has been devastating. I even lost weight because I struggled to eat, and my confidence and mental well-being have suffered tremendously. When I returned to this office, I repeatedly asked when my new crowns would be placed. No one could give me a clear answer. Eventually, the dentist told me that they no longer recommended placing crowns on my front teeth because there might not be enough remaining tooth structure, and that I should simply stay the way I am. This was shocking because this possibility was never discussed before I agreed to treatment. If there was a risk that my crowns could be damaged during the recommended treatment and that there might not be enough remaining tooth structure afterward--possibly even requiring extractions--I should have been informed before being referred for the procedure. That would have allowed me to make an informed decision. Instead, I trusted the treatment plan created by this office, followed every instruction, and now I have been left with severely damaged front teeth and no solution. A dentist has a responsibility to explain the potential risks of a proposed treatment before asking a patient to proceed. My biggest disappointment is that I was never informed of these risks. Had I been told that this treatment could leave me with damaged front teeth, insufficient tooth structure, or even the possibility of extractions, I would have had the opportunity to decide whether I was willing to accept those risks before moving forward. To make matters worse, one of the dentists at this office accidentally damaged the edge of one of my crowns during treatment. When I pointed it out, I was told, "Don't worry, sweetheart, these crowns will be replaced anyway." I trusted that reassurance and continued with the treatment. Now, after everything I went through, I am being told that my crowns will not be replaced and that I should simply live with this appearance. The first insurance pre-authorization was denied because of missing documentation. After it was resubmitted, my insurance approved the treatment. Previously, this office always contacted me immediately after receiving insurance approval to schedule my appointments. This time, however, it has been over two weeks since the approval, and no one has contacted me. I have been left waiting without any explanation, right in the middle of my treatment. I trusted this office with both my dental health and my smile. Instead, I have been left with unfinished treatment, severely damaged front teeth, emotional distress, and a complete lack of communication. I cannot recommend this office to anyone, and I am seriously considering pursuing all legal remedies available regarding my experience

    I have had two great experiences here! I felt that the dentist and the dental hygienist both did a…read morewonderful job with my teeth cleanings. My visits were quick and straightforward. I like that the inside is decorated with cute paintings. Would recommend!

    Tiffany Family Dental John Tiffany, DDS

    Tiffany Family Dental John Tiffany, DDS

    4.6(11 reviews)
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    Moved to Moorestown last year to be near family and needed to find a new dentist. After asking for…read morereferrals from family and friends, I chose Dr. John Tiffany following hearing multiple recommendations. I needed an annual cleaning, surface composite bonding resin removal and replacement from previous procedure that was done 7 years ago, and finally, a crown for one of my lower molars that had cracked. The entire evolution required three visits; First visit involved the initial consult and teeth cleaning during which options and procedures were discussed; second visit, a few days later, was scheduled for an hour and fifteen minutes during which my cracked lower molar was prepared for the permanent crown, a temporary crown was placed, and my composite surface resin was removed and replaced. The third and final visit lasted only 15 minutes during which the permanent porcelain crown was cemented on in place of the temporary. The surface resin result is outstanding. Dr. Tiffany used a bit of artistry in blending the edges of the bonding material so the front teeth look flawless and natural. This was a big improvement over the previous job completed years earlier by a less skilled dentist. The permanent crown fits superbly and looks great. No more gray metallic filling showing when I smile. The office is friendly, competent, clean and easily accessible in the old town area of Moorestown. Dr. Tiffany's practice has safe COVID-19 protocols in place including a professional grade air filtering system in the exam room. The team ensures you are comfortable, informed, and treated professionally throughout the visit.

    I called today to make an appointment as a new patient (I just moved to the area). The receptionist…read more(Dot? I believe her name was) was very caustic and condescending. It was truly a very weird experience to have someone be so hostile over the phone. I'll continue my search for a new dentist.

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