The VA sent me to Johns Creek Dental Studio, in April, 2026, for a possible crown needed for tooth…read more#3. The dentist, Arjun Parikh, said I needed a crown.
His assistant, Sejja, attempted to make the temporary crown 2 times on the first visit, but she never could do it, so she had to let Aniah finish the job. Sejja did a really bad job, and the temporary was just barely hanging on the tooth.
Two days later, part of the crown came off, so I had to return to the clinic. During this visit, Sejja attempted 5 times to make the temporary, but she still couldn't do it, so she turned it over, once again, to another person to finish the job. In my opinion, this is total incompetence! I have had 10 crowns made at other clinics, and I never experienced this problem before.
However, it gets worse from here: Sejja made the mold for the permanent crown, and she also messed that up. The crown has an indention at the top, that makes it extremely difficult to floss the area.
When I floss, it creates pain and bleeding in the gum line.
She also messed up on the night guard, and it's a difficult fit.
This young lady messed up on EVERYTHING she did! I have never experienced this before at any other dentist!
I told Arjun Parikh, and he laughed in my face, and he came across to me as arrogant and narcissistic. He told me he stands behind the faulty work that Sejja did.
I went to another dentist, and the new dentist told me the tooth needs to be extracted, because I have bone loss, and that I would need a bone graft.
THEREFORE, JOHNS CREEK DENTAL STUDIO MADE A CROWN FOR A TOOTH THAT NEEDS TO BE EXTRACTED. I BELIEVE THIS IS DENTAL MALPRACTICE, AND I AM CURRENTLY HAVING THIS
In review, here are the problems that Johns Creek Dental created for me:
1. Pain in the gumline, between the two upper right molars, that gets much worse when I eat certain foods that get trapped between these teeth. Before this permanent crown, I never had a problem with food getting stuck between these teeth.
2. Pain between the two upper right molars from flossing in that area. The pain can become pretty bad.
3. Inflammation between those two teeth, mostly caused from flossing, but also from eating.
4. Extreme difficulty flossing between those two teeth, because Johns Creek Dental Studio created a jagged area at the top of the crown, so the dental floss doesn't glide smoothly. Out of the 10 total crowns I have had done from other dentists, this is the only crown that has this problem, so Johns Creek cannot try to say that this problem is normal.
5. A bulky crown that doesn't feel natural, as compared to the other nine crowns, from other dentists.
6. The gum line between those two molars bleeds very easily when I floss that area. I never had this problem with the bleeding before Johns Creek Dental Studio made this crown.
I will strongly encourage everyone to stay away from Johns Creek Dental Studio!