We have been coming to Dr. Young for several years without issues until recently. It is unfortunate that I have to write this review, but the pain that my 3 year old daughter is experiencing because of Dr Young's negligence warranted the necessity of this review as a warning to other families who were thinking about coming here for their children.
About a year ago, I had noticed some dark areas in my then 2 year old's molars, despite our diligence in caring for her teeth. The first time he examined them, he told us they were not cavities, but genetic anomalies in how her teeth grew in. For the course of year we continued to have him monitor them and he told us the same thing every time.
Recently, she started complaining of toothache. We brought her into see Dr Young on 3 separate occasions in the past 2 months when she complained of the pain. The first couple of times, he said it was her molars coming and suggested oragel to help with the pain, again telling us that the marks were NOT cavities. On the 3rd visit, he suggested we see a specialist. I asked if it was her molars and he said they were already in, even though the last he visit, he told us they were still coming in which apparently wasn't the case because my daughter's molars had already come in awhile ago. Why he said that the second visit, who knows?
We have gone to 2 pediatric specialists now, both of which were shocked that the teeth had not been diagnosed with cavities which are no so deep, they require baby root canals. Because of his negligence and poor examination, our poor daughter is in pain and has to be subjected to evasive treatment. If he had properly examined the teeth all the opportunities he was given, OR if recommended us to see a pediatric dentist earlier on if he wasn't confident in seeing toddlers, we could've done something earlier on to prevent the need for baby root canals of which we now also have to pay $400+ in out of pocket costs.
If you are a parent considering this practice for your young children, especially for their first experiences with the dentist, I urge you to take your child directly to a pediatric dentist instead and not trust Dr. Young with your children's dental care. As a professional, and a parent himself, he should be ashamed of himself and owes my family, but especially my daughter, an apology for his negligence. We made the big mistake of putting our trust in Dr. Young and he failed us. We are leaving this practice immediately and I will be filing complaints with the ADA. read more