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2.9 (7 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Spring Hill Dental Associates - Dr. Ed Augustyniak is a "Proud and True" graduate of West Point (1972) and Tufts University of Dental Medicine (1980).

Spring Hill Dental Associates

4.2(34 reviews)
1.8 mi

These guys continue to do amazing work…read more I was new to town and had gotten behind on needed dental care I have completed 4 visits for various issues and am well on my way to what I would call perfect dental care improving my overall health and quality of life These people are good Friendly Fair prices

I rarely leave negative reviews, especially because my first appointment with Dr. Ledger was…read moreexcellent. He was warm, friendly, and made me feel completely at ease. Going into my first filling, I actually felt confident because of how positive that initial experience had been. Unfortunately, today's appointment was the complete opposite. From the moment he walked into the room, he was cold and dismissive. I tried to joke that I wasn't ready yet, hoping to ease my nerves, but he didn't respond. I reminded him that I get very shaky from local anesthetic, and instead of offering reassurance, he said, "You've had a lot of dental work. This is all we've got. You'll be fine." During the procedure, he placed and tightened the thin metal matrix band around my tooth. As soon as it was tightened, I could clearly feel it digging and stabbing into my gum line. This wasn't pressure--it was sharp, localized pain exactly where the band was pressing against my gum. I told him I was in pain, but he argued that it was "just pressure." No, it was pain. I tried to explain that it genuinely hurt, but he became irritated and told me there was nothing he could do about it. The pain continued the entire time the band was in place. At that point, I stopped saying anything and just lay there with tears running down into my ears while he continued working. His incredibly kind assistant quietly wiped away my tears and showed me more compassion than the person performing the procedure. After the anesthetic wore off, my gum remained sore, and I now have a cut along my gum line. After the procedure, instead of apologizing or acknowledging that I had a painful experience, Dr. Ledger asked if I had generalized anxiety. I told him no. It felt like he was trying to blame my reaction on anxiety instead of accepting that I had repeatedly told him I was in pain. I told him I would never come back. His response was, "Really? Wow." He then walked out of the room repeating, "Wooow." I want to be very clear that every other member of the office was wonderful. The front desk staff, hygienist, and assistant were all kind, compassionate, and professional. They deserve five stars. I genuinely feel bad that they have to work with what can only be described as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality. I know Dr. Ledger personally responds to his reviews, so I'll say this directly: Do better. Patients shouldn't have to argue with their dentist about whether they're feeling pain. If a patient tells you something hurts, listen. Even if there's no alternative, empathy costs nothing. No one should leave a routine filling appointment in tears, be left with an injured gum, and then have their experience dismissed as anxiety. I told you from the very beginning that I was uncomfortable and afraid of dental work. Instead of helping me through that, you made one of my biggest fears come true.

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Nancy Jones, RDH, MPH, has over twenty years of experience in dental hygiene and public health.

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Bright Now Dental & Orthodontics - Spring Hill

2.6(21 reviews)
1.7 mi

Oh gee. Let's see. Here goes…read more I see Dr. Genninger at the 4 corners location. He referred me to the route 19 office and I went today. He wanted me to see Dr. Malki. This was about Dr. G. wanted Dr. Malki to give his opinion on a front incisor that had cracked. That is Dr. G. He is quite thorough. So I saw Dr. Malki and he said to me that I can go right ahead and schedule and appointment to "my" location to have a new crown placed in. Yes I had to pay a consultation fee. So what? At least I know I can get the crown replaced with little to no concern. The staff at both locations are very nice and helpful. When I was leaving the young woman behind the desk told me that SHE would schedule me at my location. Great. I lucked out when I met Jason Genninger and I liked Dr. Malki a lot too.

They charged my insurance company for a periodontal cleaning, which involves cleaning the pockets…read moreunder the gums where the tooth and gum meet. I really got a 20-minute annual cleaning, where he (Carl) picked a little tarter off the tooth surfaces and polished my teeth. When I questioned him (Carl) he said it didn't seem like a periodontal cleaning because the roots of my teeth are exposed. In addition, told me that my insurance co-pay was $117, but that was the insurance allowable amount. I questioned it and told them I have two types of coverage under two different policies. He assured me they ran it through both policies, but he knew nothing about coverages. I needed to talk to the office admin. She was condescending and offered no help in investigating what the insurance covers. I had to go home and login to my portal to find out that my co-pay should have been $23 but they refused to refund the money and told me to wait and get it from the insurer. If you should happen to get the same treatment, report them to the insurance company and stop payment on the check or dispute the credit card charge.

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