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    Hickory Dental Care

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:30 am - 3:00 pm

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    Legacy Oral & Facial Surgery - Marks from being strapped down. Which he claims to have not done.

    Legacy Oral & Facial Surgery

    2.6(49 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    i asked two people. i asked the front desk if i could keep my teeth and they said it was an osha…read moreviolation. thats not true!!! i asked again in the surgery room and was denied again. i called back and spoke to drbrown and he said they dooo provide that service at a small fee!!! two people lied to me and the doctor said i was irrational for wanting my teeth and i have no say so in the matter!! he said its my fault for not asking him!! i asked two people!! he called my teeth rotten and denied post op check up!!surgery went great, if you need a good reliable dental surgeon dr brown has some great results. just know if you're seen as less than or poor, your opinion does not matter and he has complete say so.. don't argue don't voice your concerns or else he will not see you again. ps. dm me if you'd like to hear the voice recording.

    DECLARATION AND STATEMENT OF FACTS Regarding Dental…read moreTreatment Rendered on July 22, 2026 Provider: Christopher Heath Brown, D.D.S. ________________________________________ Declarant Name (print full legal name) _____________________________________________ Full Legal Name of Dental Practice _____________________________________________ Dr. Christopher Heath Brown, D.D.S. -- License Number (if known) I, the declarant identified above, make the following statement based on my personal knowledge of the events described below. The facts are presented in chronological order, to the best of my recollection. Where I describe my own subjective belief, fear, or interpretation rather than an observed fact, I have identified it as such. Where I am uncertain of an exact date, time, name, or the precise order of closely-occurring events, I have noted that uncertainty directly rather than stating it as settled fact. I. Events Preceding the Appointment 1. On July 22, 2026, at approximately__________ (approx. time), I presented to the dental office identified above for a scheduled full-mouth extraction. I have a pre-existing, significant fear of dental treatment; it is one of my two most significant fears. 2. While en route to the appointment, I searched online for reviews of the treating dentist, Christopher Heath Brown, D.D.S. I observed a number of negative reviews. I told my wife, Melissa_______________ (Melissa's last name), that if Dr. Brown treated me poorly in any respect, I intended to leave before treatment. 3. Upon arrival and check-in, I was visibly anxious and repeatedly stated that I did not believe I could go through with the procedure. My wife informed clinical staff, on multiple separate occasions that morning, that I was terrified of the procedure and asked that this be taken into account. 4. Before being taken back for treatment, I left and re-entered the building three times due to my anxiety. I was then called back for the procedure and escorted to the treatment room by a staff member_______________ (staff member's name, if known). 5. I was tearful at this point. I removed my hoodie and gave it to my wife before entering the treatment room. (optional: one sentence -- what this moment felt like) II. Pre-Operative Preparation 6. Once in the treatment room, I sat up in the dental chair. A staff member offered verbal reassurance that I would be "fine." 7. An anesthesiologist_______________ (anesthesiologist's name, if known) placed an intravenous (IV) line. 8. Dr. Brown entered the room and spoke with staff positioned behind me. Staff informed him that I was nervous. Dr. Brown said to me, "just relax." (optional: one sentence -- what this landed like for you) 9. I responded by referencing stress I was experiencing at home, including my wife carrying a disproportionate share of household burdens; I raised this as a way of expressing/deflecting from my underlying fear of the procedure. Dr. Brown cut me off before I finished and said, "be calm." 10. Staff placed an orange bite block in my mouth and began reclining the chair. III. Withdrawal of Consent and Physical Restraint 11. I have a pre-existing spinal condition and, due to this condition, experienced difficulty tolerating the reclined position. I began to say, "I have had surgery on my back," and Dr. Brown again cut me off before I could finish. 12. I then stated, in substance: "That's it, do not touch me. I withdraw my consent. You're not talking over me this way." I began to sit up. 13. I was told that sedation medication had already been administered and that it was "too late," and that the procedure was going to proceed. I responded, "Let the medication run its course. Do not do this." 14. At that point, I went to sit up and Dr. Brown pulled me back into the chair by my left shoulder. I had thrown the bite block. A physical struggle followed, during which Dr. Brown held me down while the bite block was placed back into my mouth. 15. By this time the sedative medication was taking effect, and I was physically unable to resist further. My ability to move was also limited by the IV line and my positioning in the chair. 16. The extraction procedure was then performed. I did not consent to the procedure proceeding after the point described in the preceding paragraphs, and I had affirmatively and verbally withdrawn my consent before it was performed

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    Viewmont Family Dentistry - Office

    Viewmont Family Dentistry

    2.0(8 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    This place is booked out for weeks. I scheduled an appointment for a dental emergency as a new…read morepatient and was happy to know that someone cancelled so I was able to be seen early. Unfortunately, on the day of my appointment I slept through two alarms because I've been having to take sleeping medication to SLEEP THROUGH my pain, and was told that I could no longer reschedule with the because I was a new patient who missed their first appointment. No "rescheduling fees" nothing. No second chances. They completely dumped me before seeing me because of something that was out of my control. This shows lack of empathy, understanding and caring and I'm thankful I didn't even get the chance to let them touch my mouth. At the end of the day it was my fault for that accident, but at the same time, then not providing any additional options (like paying a reschedule fee) and just flat out dumping me when my mouth is infected is a pretty nasty business practice.

    I started my process of getting dentures in November of 2024. What was suppose to be an every two…read moreweeks process, for 4 appointments, became a nightmare. I was rudely spoke to when I called in December to find out my next appointment. It should've been around the first of December. Here I am April 30th, 2025 trying to get my last step, the teeth. My appointment was at 9 am , I arrived at 8:50. I was the first one here. Finally after taking 4 people who came after me, I was finally called back. I was in their office for 5 minutes and left. The bad thing is I have a special needs child that I have to take with me. So after he screamed after the 4 th person, they finally called me back. They do not communicate very well!!

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