Yeah, I don't think so. Dr. Bussier has two offices, one in Hebron and one in Avon, his hometown. Having just moved into Hebron and checking out his modern website/office, I chose this office office over others in town for all of my family's dental needs (including my husband and 3 yo son). This office might look nice and the staff does a decent job cleaning teeth, but Mr. Bussier is definitely out to make a profit (he is a cosmetic dentist and has to keep his kids enrolled in those costly private schools and universities, don't forget). First thing on my radar is how nervous he looked when dealing with my young son. He clearly has no pediatric experience, so I was alarmed that they would offer "family" services at all. Then, on separate occasions months apart, he recommends and definitely pushes for a procedure called "deep pocket cleansing". As I am at the receptionist desk making the highly recommended appointment for a costly and not covered by my insurance "deep pocket cleansing", I hear another patient asking if his second round of deep pocket cleansing will be as painful as the first. I went home and immediately googled information about the procedure. It is a painful and long procedure and many have questioned it's use and effectiveness. Basically it is not covered by most insurances because it is not deemed medically necessary, a huge red flag. I was disappointed that this procedure was recommended for me because not only do I have few dental issues and am quite young, but I also explained to Mr. Bussier that the cost of the procedure was way out of my league and would be difficult for my family to pay. His response? No problem, make several appointments to spread out the cost over time. After reading up on the procedure and how many dental customers from all over the county claimed it was extremely painful and did nothing to improve to their dental health, I immediately called back and cancelled the four dates I had set up for this costly procedure. So of course when my husband came home all upset that he too was told he needed to spend over a thousand dollars on "deep pocket cleansing", I was disappointed to learn that my initial instincts over Mr. Bussier's intentions as a doctor were not about my medical needs or my family's medical needs, but about the need to line his pocket. The very last appointment I made with him, he told me I would need to have a root canal, a tooth extracted, and a bridge constructed (thousand of dollars and much pain!!!). I immediately left this office, went across the street to another dentist that a friend recommended and this doctor confirmed my suspicions...not only is the deep pocket cleansing not needed, but I did not need ANY of the costly dental work that I was told I absolutely needed!!! No root canal! No tooth extraction! No bridge!!! WTF?!! If I could give this dentist zero stars, I would, but at least I hope this review helps others to steer clear of this shady practice. read more