My bf is absolutely livid and we do not recommend this dentist to anyone looking to preserve their teeth for the long run. If anyone is attempting a malpractice lawsuit, or misdiagnosis, or any other attempts to get compensation for poor dental work, feel free to read my situation and contact me. Please respond also if you also experienced something similar. This place needs to reevaluate their morals.
He is a 21 year old male, senior at Stevenson University, who has been going to this building for dental work since a little child when the previous dentist was there (she ended up moving out west and somehow we are stuck with Foyer, Markowitz, and Singh). When these 3 dentists arrived here, they brought a ton of new technology to better analyze your teeth and provide better insight as to what they are dealing with. Unfortunately, the dentists manning the technology can't seem to properly identify and remedy cavities adequately. In fact, am almost certain that they dictate the kind of care they give you by first observing your insurance to see how much money they can get out of you.
While He was younger, He changed plans due to family reasons of which resulted i being on a discount plan to lower the cost of treatment. When this switch happened, He just so happened to have 8 cavities sitting in my mouth, of which he initially thought was his fault and had to step up his oral hygiene. He has those 8 cavities at 19-20 years old, of when he finished. Though cavities aren't meant to be comfortable when getting them treated, Dr. Foyer's touch was very unpleasant and painful throughout the entire experience, however He was able to power through and get the fillings filled. On that day, He fully threw himself into their dental recommendations by getting a new electric BURST brush, sensodyne toothpaste (for an increase in fluoride), and Listerine Total Care (once again, for additional fluoride).
COVID has influenced a lot, however He called back in November complaining of pain in cheek and gums and that He would like to see Foyer, or anyone else, to see what's going on and give me the treatment necessary. The front desk notified told him he was unable to get an appointment anytime until January 18th, a whole 2 1/2 months after I'd initially call regarding the emergency. He ended up going to another dentist just to get them to see what is going on, just to find that 4 of the fillings placed in before were broken, 1 in particular that has decayed into a deep gaping hole in the molar, AND the remaining existing fillings remaining have decay on top and under the fillings.
Because this was Dr. Foyer's work, He gave a to call A&B and attempt ANOTHER emergency appointment, of which they reluctantly brought him in for later that week. When he finally arrived, Dr. Foyer looked at me square in the eyes, and told me everything I knew already, and told him that he cannot do any procedures that day DUE TO THE SCHEDULE. Keep in mind, he scheduled an EMERGENCY APPOINTMENT. He is AM A 21 YEAR OLD WITH DENTAL WORK FALLING APART AND NOT ADEQUATELY DONE! He CANT BE BLAMED FOR THIS WHEN FILLINGS SHOULD BE GOOD FOR 10 YEARS. In addition, if this establishment truly gave the attention to detail that they'd give when finding new and exciting ways to charge you, this dentist would be the best office ever. Unfortunately, he is left with a mouth that resembles many recovering addicts and terrible dental hygiene when In reality, He was never getting his needs met, AND no one seems to care about it.
From him: As an educator, especially looking to teach in the South as a person of color, maintaining a professional look is essential for me to maintain the respect of my colleagues, yet in a few years of being in their establishment, I am potentially looking at getting teeth pulled. This is unbelievable and truly upsetting to pass down on anyone. In addition, I have countlessly reached out to try and make a new plan for my situation, but unfortunately Dr. Foyer couldn't pay no mind to my situation. Luckily, I will never be paying this dental office again. read more