I saw another review of a dissatisfied patient and was appalled by his review and his or her ridiculous remedy demand. They also said they were being "anonymous" so as to avoid a HIPAA violation. News flash. If a patient chooses to disclose his or her identity in regard to their health that is not a HIPAA violation. Sounded more like someone wanting something for nothing and complaining, because they didn't get it.
I have been a patient of Dr. Prevost for something like 20 years and I have never had an issue. Dr. Prevost is honest, caring and of the highest moral character not to mention a great dentist. He's the first dentist that I've ever known that when I needed a crown went over the various options, advantages and disadvantages of the different types as well as costs. Whether it's dentistry or medicine or vision these practitioners are not miracle workers, nor is a given diagnosis and treatment an exact science. But rest assured Dr. Prevost is thorough, experienced and sincerely cares about the health and welfare of his patients. My biggest concern is the day he retires. Nothing against other dentists, but he is the best and I have bragged about him anytime dentists have come up in a conversation. I highly, highly recommend him. Out of 5 stars he's gets a 5 only because 10 stars is not an option. And his office staff is friendly, professional and cares about helping however they can. Again, I have had the opportunity to work with Dr. Prevost and his office for roughly two decades now and I'm thankful to the person who recommended him to me. I don't mean to be long winded in my review, but when I saw the review by the (anonymous) reviewer I couldn't help, but respond. As for me I will not remain sheepishly anonymous. My name is Mac Stevens and I stand by every word of this review. read more