No Stars, if I could. Its been a few months since my last fill and I am still dealing with the repercussions of going to them. I had OHP insurance from pregnancy so I figured this would be the best time to fix my teeth, i didn't know what i got myself into. First off getting an appointment with them is ridiculous. I went in due to having a chipped tooth, the front of the tooth chipped but I still had a good amount of the back of the tooth. They recommended a root canal and thought it would be a quick fix because thats what I am used to but the dentist said hes not a pro at it so itll take a little longer. They booked my root canal about 3 weeks later. When they completed the root canal I felt my entire tooth gone and shaved down to my gum. They had a hard time attaching a temporary and said try to book an appt asap for a crown when I have around $700 or so. They booked my next appointment and it was 2 months out for a full work up (whatever that means). About 3 weeks later the temporary fell off. Because I couldn't get in any sooner, I waited until my next appointment and mentioned the temp came off. They proceeded with telling me they cant do a crown anymore bc too much of the tooth broke off and when I have better insurance I should look into an implant or now i can pay $895 for a denture. I have had a root canal before and never did they shave down the entire tooth. Now its my fault and I have huge whole in my smile unless I get a denture. This full work up appointment I thought Okay I'll have more work done and they got me in and out of there in 15 min for just x-rays, when initially i thought he booked a 90 min appointment to finally get something else done, anything, I had a cavity they could have taken care of but no, just in and out and sent me on my way for another 2 month wait. Before moving to Oregon I had a root canal done in LA so I wanted to look into getting a crown for that tooth, but instead the doctor decided to use regular filling which it thought was strange but maybe this is an alternative so I didn't think to question. After all he's the dentist and should know what he's doing. My fault for not questioning. The following days I could tell something was wrong and it seemed sore and i noticed it bled a lot when I flossed and brushed. Suddenly I noticed my gum was growing in between the teeth and slowly its been breaking apart to the point that I have another tooth missing because the filling broke apart and took my tooth with it. I never went back for another visit, nor called for free work because i dont trust the dentist at this practice. The appointment i had to follow up my fill was cancelled and they called to reschedule after i had already being 2 months out. In addition the dental technician that checked me in badgered me about being late bc there was a misunderstanding with the appointment time. I work in health care, never have we treated our client as such for being late when they had actually called me to come in later. On top of that I have a baby i take in with me no empathy from this lady at all when it wasn't even my fault she didnt know they wanted me there at 8 not 7:30am. Anyways my hope in going to them was to finally work on my teeth, there are some issues that i acknowledge i had neglected to fix but it was time to take care of them. Now my teeth are 10x worse that when i initially went in and i have to pay so much more to get it fixed. Dont get me wrong staff besides that one dental technician seemed very nice and the dentists himself was very pleasant but the work is awful. I never ever write reviews much less a few months later. however because teeth are too precious and now its affecting how I eat, how I smile and how I feel about my appearance and until I can come up with implant money Im at a loss. i hope no one ever has to go through this. read more