Dear Dr. Mattie Stowell, DDS, As a dentistry practitioner it…read moremight be understandable that there is a lot to learn within that profession. Not only pulling teeth, almost anyone can do that. I'm sure there are quite a few tricks to the dentistry trade; drilling and filling, fixing and patching, assembling crowns and bridges as well as implants, not to mention customer service and ability to listen & understand your customers concerns. I don't appreciate nor can I approve of your talent in the customer/patient service aera. The beautiful crown you so rudely damaged had been there since October 2006, protecting my collapsed number 30 for more than 16 years, without any problems. You didn't even have the decency to ask me if I have had any problems with it or whether I wanted it removed or keep it for another 10 - 15 years. You just went ahead without any consideration or respect for what the consequences might be. You might be ambitious, but your professionalism leaves a lot to be desired. I asked you several times to leave it alone. The crown in question was not broken so there was no reason at all for you to violate my request. What part of "don't fix it" didn't you understand? For the time being I'm negotiating with a professional dentist regarding replacing your mistake at #30 with an expensive implant. Concerning #4, I'm not so sure that it was necessary to just pull it out. A more competent dentist could probably have saved it. As it is now, I don't have any other choice but to replace it with another implant. I seriously consider that you should pay for the damage you have done. I suggest that you help me to finance the part not covered by my insurance. We are planning to split the implants into two claims where my insurance should assist with $2000.00 on each claim. After estimated discounts and grants, that would leave approximately $6000.00 to a compensation claim for damages. My friend, "I'll make them pay", or any of his colleagues might help with details we can agree on. Sincerely, Bo Ringstrand PS. Your web page at the URL below doesn't seem to work properly. You might want to do something about it, just in case someone wants to give you good reviews. Dr. Mattie Stowell, DDS - Write a Review - Ashtabula, OH | Healthgrades Dr. Mattie Stowell, DDS - Write a Review - Ashtabula, OH Dentistry*Female Dr. Mattie Stowell, DDS is a dentistry practitioner in Ashtabula, OH. 0 (0 ratings)Leave a review Ashtabula Dental Associates Inc. Thinking of you every 5005 State Rd Ashtabula, OH 44004 time I have a bite to eat

Beware! There are other dentists to go to. Told me I had an infection under a bridge that needed…read morework. I didn't believe them, and 13 months later, I'm glad I didn't believe them because - I didn't have a problem when they told me about it - and I still don't. They were looking to do an expensive procedure that was not necessary.

Had a tooth break off late in the day and they got me in the very next morning. From the minute I…read morewalked in the door--everyone was pleasant, welcoming, concerned and took care of me as if I had been a patient for years. Spent 3 years at a big office in Geneva--no comparison. Felt like I was just a check book in Geneva, felt like I was part a conveyor line and had more problems because of their neglect. Aspen did more for me this one visit than I could ever had expected. Good by to the biggest dental office in Geneva --I have found my new dental office

Honestly don't go if you value your money, time or teeth. Prices are crazy high and even after you…read moreget the "care" you need you will keep coming back. Thats because the work done here will keep coming apart. DON'T GO HERE!

Messed up it would not get me right back in cannot get ahold of him with that phone number either…read more He should be fixing my tooth for free.