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It is hard to believe Paul Kazmer would get any less than 5 stars! I have been a patient of his…read morefor about 15 years and have been pleased with his monitoring my teeth and determining how to save them. I have had a number of procedures done to combat my bone loss which has slowed down and stabilized my bone loss. For the teeth that died or needed to be replaced he placed implants which have all been successful. Besides that, I have experienced little pain. One of my central incisors became loose and useless after biting into toffee. Other teeth around it were not secure enough to support one implant. So all four incisors were removed, and implants were inserted and secured to canine teeth. The dentist who created the crowns remarked that she knew Kazmer did the implants because they were perfectly aligned. It was an impressive job he did, and I have had no problems in the two years I have had them. It's not just me and another local dentist. I have had the need to visit UNC Dentistry, and the professor/dentist there was happy that I went to Kazmer because he is the best! Besides his excellence, he has always been very professional along with his staff. His dental hygienists have been thorough, knowledgeable and helpful. And other staff, including office staff and financial consultants, have been top-notch. Plus Kazmer recommends prescription toothpaste which he offers at a discount!!

Today at Kazmer Dental Clinic, we finally experienced firsthand the abysmal service attitude and…read morequality of both the front desk staff and the manager. We arrived on time to check in at the front desk; however, due to a minor dispute regarding insurance coverage and payment installments, the receptionist consulted the manager and asked us to wait a few minutes. We ended up waiting a full half-hour before the manager finally appeared to speak with us. Throughout the entire interaction, she maintained a cold and frosty demeanor; none of the requests or questions we raised were properly addressed or clearly explained. Ultimately, she issued an ultimatum: since it was too late in the day, we would have to reschedule for a different time if we still wanted to proceed with the treatment. When we inquired with the hygienist, we were told the earliest available appointment was a month and a half away--at which point the manager coldly asked if we wished to accept that slot. This was particularly frustrating because we had visited the clinic just a week prior, had already undergone X-rays, and had even taken the prescribed pre-treatment antibiotics. Yet, due to this manager's stalling tactics, we were unable to receive our treatment today. Outraged by this turn of events, we decided to cancel all future dental appointments at this clinic. We are left wondering: was this a case of racial discrimination because of our Asian appearance? In any case, today at this dental clinic--Kazmer Periodontics & Implant Dentistry--we endured the worst experience and the most distressing ordeal imaginable!

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