My children have been with ACD for 6 years. We have had some ups and downs with service but over all its been good. The staff is always very nice, one female doctor was our favorite but she moved out of town. A few times my MIL who is a dental hygienist went with and questioned a few things, but I assured her that we like them and everything has been A-Ok so far. Fast forward to August, my 6 year old needed to have some caps to put on his teeth for cavities. When it came time for a second round a few weeks later, we ran into some issues, quiet bigger ones if you ask me. We show up to our appointment on time, like always, but have to wait past our appointment time. We get back to the room and the assistant starts to talk about the cleaning. "Cleaning?" I asked, "we just had one last month, which is why we are here today, he needs sliver caps on his molars." The assistant looked surprised, went to the front to figure things out. She comes back and says, " I'm so sorry, you are right." At this point we are 30 minutes after our appointment, possibly longer and are placed in the "space room" where they do the surgeries. Within seconds Dr. Jensen comes in, in a hurry and places the laughing gas on my son. He then places the numbing gel in his lip, gets the needle used to numb, and starts sticking him. Didn't allow the numbing gel to work at all. My son is moaning in pain, and he's quickly stabbing away. At one point my son starts crying. He stops and says in a very annoyed voice, trying to be calm " if you don't stop crying we can't continue." My son said " it hurts" He said " I'm going to begin again." my son starts crying and Dr. Jensen says " if you can use your big boy words then we can't continue." At this point I got on the floor and rubbed my sons leg, because this is not like him. He can normally handle pain very well for a 6 year old and never cried that it hurt from when the other doctor did it a few weeks ago. So Dr. Jensen looks at me and says " well we can continue or you can come back another day." I asked my son and he said come back. I said to Dr. Jensen " well this wouldn't of happened had we allowed the numbing meds to kick in before." He looked at me put his hands up, he was pissed, it was very obvious, and says " Listen, lets get one thing straight, I just don't STAB people ok!" I said " well you did, you didn't allow the numbing gel to kick in." He blamed my son, saying he clearly has anxiety and that's the issue. No him. I said " he has had no anxiety from the last one, he did learn a valuable lesson on not to chew his lip when numb though." Dr. Jensen was pissed, he was clearly having a bad day and this just was the icing on the cake. Listen, I get it, we've all had bad days at work where were are just DONE, and he was clearly DONE. He left the oxygen on my sons nose for another minute or so while the laughing gas cleared and walked out of the room. No information, no bye, no see you in X amount of weeks. Nothing. I spoke with my son on the way home, and he said it just hurt. He wasn't where he put the numbing gel. I apologized and felt like crying because I know how it feels not to be numbed and stabbed with those needles. Fast forward to 2 weeks later and there is a post in the Battle Ground Facebook group about another mom having the same exact situation as I did. I commented with my story. Over the next few hours, more and more moms were commenting with the same issue. I had some relief that I wasn't the only person that felt this way, or had the same experience. Some parents commented with there has been high tension and stress within the practice and the patients have been picking up on it. I did some research and found that I wouldn't be taking 6 year old son back here, but would be willing to allow my 3 year old, as he just has cleanings and exams every 6 months. Nothing major. Today, 10/15/19 I got a text message from ACD stating it was time to schedule an appointment for my 3 year old son, which I thought was weird since we have one scheduled in November. I spoke with the receptionist and she said they canceled the appointment in November. I asked why, and she said Dr. Jensen has notes in the computer stating that you commented on a post on FB that he doesn't agree with and assumed you wouldn't be coming back. I said " assumed, I wasn't planning on bringing my oldest back, but I planned on bringing my 3 year old back. If you guys didn't want me as a customer, why would you not send me a letter, or a text stating that I was being removed." The receptionist said " I'm not sure, I'm really sorry." I asked her to remove me from their text messages, and we both hung up the phone. I personally find it unprofessional that if you don't agree with a type of care that was given that either people can't take the criticism and just remove you as a customer without a letter, note, email, text, phone call nothing. He very well could have had my son just see another doctor at that practice. read more