I had a problem tooth that I sought help for. I saw Dr. Gartner who said that the previous filling was not settled properly. She said she would take care of me and I was excited to be rid of the pain. That plus having a black dental provider made me feel like I could trust her. She did my filling and it cost me $200. Not even a few days later it hurt to eat food or bite down. Since thanksgiving was shortly after, I waited a few weeks before coming in. She did a bite adjustment and seemed annoyed about it. Although I didn't think much of it. After the adjustment, I no longer had the lingering pain. However, the same day I did experience pain when eating. I mean eating simple things like steamed potatoes. I waited a full day to call back and make an appt to get seen for the same tooth. Hoping the pain would go away. When I called, she told me that I would have to wait until February and said it in a highly irritated manner. Pretty much implying that I either wait until FEB. or find somewhere else to go. SO, I sought emergency care a few hours after that call. Come to find out, the tooth filling was lifted. The new dentist also noticed that one side was leaking on the other side of the problem tooth. This new dentist fixed this concern and the newfound issue for pretty much the same price. Let that sink in! I am not even going to try and figure out why I was met with attitude for a problem that was not truly resolved under her care. Even the new dental office said "Wow" to Dr. Gartner's response to me on waiting three months to be seen for P-A-I-N. Overall, I would be cautious. My experience will not be your experience. However, the statistical fact of the matter is, it could be... And that might make you want to seek somewhere else to be on the safe side. No one wants to run back and forward in a pandemic, just like the provider may not want to deal with it. Good luck. read more