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Eric M Johnsen, DMD

1.0 (1 review)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services - Eric M Johnsen, DMD

Cavity treatment

Dental exams

Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Cranston Pediatric Dentistry - No cavities on top clearly and no way to manipulate via invisible/made up bull$hit

Cranston Pediatric Dentistry

3.8(10 reviews)
15.9 mi

Canceled and rescheduled 2 appts without letting me know and tried to blame me . Unprofessional. Do…read morenot recommend.

Iam not cutting any slack for any human being that would harm a child. I was told if my daughter…read morewas going to opt for a composite filling on her two cavities she would most definitely need anesthesia. I have the anesthesia paperwork and it's about $2400 because downtime and whatever excuse to charge more money., so no it will never be 1600. A composite filling takes time so therefore nitrous oxide is a no go since she can wake up and freak out. They could not confirm any more than the two cavities since they were not able to get the pictures, however, they didn't mention some invisible cavity being a problem. I am very neurotic taking care of my daughter's teeth and have close-up pictures. It's pretty impressive how clean they are. Now the father gives me the quote from the Dental company and the Whole dental visit will end up costing about 4500 since it's 2000 for the dental work/not general anesthesia. so my daughter would've undergone anesthesia and walked out with five stainless steel crowns in her mouth. Oh, I was very clear. I absolutely don't give consent to crowns. They also wanted to add ceiling on top of the tooth that they were going to crown. I can't see how that's necessary but, OK let's make the quote higher and add in. stainless steel crowns are very fast for procedure so there was absolutely no reason to suggest that over composite filling. Something is truly corrupt and more people need to speak up about this child abuse. Thank God, my gut told me to look further into it. One woman was not as lucky and had the same exact quote, expected child's teeth to be filled to daughter being gone for three hours and walking out with a metal mouth. These people need to be stopped. I am so sorry for her. I need to warn everyone.

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Cranston Pediatric Dentistry - The tooth that is circled is beginning to become loose. Next truth to the right, not loose, then this molar is the one needing filling.

The tooth that is circled is beginning to become loose. Next truth to the right, not loose, then this molar is the one needing filling.

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Greater Boston Smiles Pediatric Dentistry - Greater Boston Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

Greater Boston Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

4.8(84 reviews)
43.7 mi

My son is almost 5yrs old and during Covid we couldn't keep up with his routines twice a year for…read morehis teeth cleaning plus he has a sweet tooth for daily basis. He ended up with tons of cavities and one of the teeth is decaying so this year (2021) we made appointments for the regular cleaning with his dentist, after the visit we were recommended to this place Greater Boston Smile Pediatric for his his tooth decay. We did come for consultation and after a few months we can get his teeth straighten out (one is taken out and the other 8 is crowned for his own good). We're so worried to see to see him going through the whole process because he had to take the med for the procedure and he wasn't himself til it wears out (a good 3-4 hours later). He had early appointment and left around noon. He's back to normal around 5pm and we're pleased with the results. The doctor even called around 8pm to check on him and thanks for trusting him to have my boy in his hands. Then staffs are very helpful. You can't find any place like this. Highly recommended! And Thank you Dr. Shaughnessy and all staff members!

Excellent care and great experience for my child. Would recommend to any parent looking for a…read morepediatric dentistry location for their child. 10 out of 10!

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Sprout Kids Dentistry

Sprout Kids Dentistry

4.8(22 reviews)
45.2 mi

Our three-year-old went to this office for the first time yesterday, and Dr. Anderson and her staff…read morewere everything you hope for in a pediatric dentistry. I came on Yelp to leave a review, and I see that nearly every caregiver mentions Dr. Anderson specifically. I was not at all surprised to see other glowing reviews! They were kind, patient, reassuring, and explained to my child in age-appropriate terms exactly what was going to happen. I wasn't sure how my child would act in a new place, especially for something traditionally "scary" for kids, but he felt immediately at home. They answered all my questions, addressed my concerns, and I left feeling more confident than ever to help my child take care of their teeth. My only complaint is that I can't switch to this dentist!

My twelve-year-old son on January 12, 2016, which was scheduled as a consultation for a possible…read moretooth extraction. After we were seated, forty minutes after our appointment time, an assistant asked whether nitrous oxide would be used, which I declined. The dentist then entered the room without washing her hands and did not introduce herself or confirm my son's identity. She did not explain that she intended to proceed with an extraction. She briefly referenced a "bite block" without clarifying the nature of the procedure. Without obtaining informed consent, the dentist administered Novocaine and exited the room, again without washing her hands. After the injection, an assistant presented an iPad for consent. I asked what I was being asked to sign and was told to "read the iPad." The dentist then returned and extracted the tooth. Post-procedure instructions were provided only after the extraction was completed. At no point prior to Novocaine administration or extraction was informed consent obtained. Additionally, I observed a lack of hand hygiene upon entry and exit, which was concerning as the dentist continued to see other patients. I raised these concerns during the visit. My feedback was dismissed and met with explanations rather than acknowledgment.

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