My husband and I went here last year for our yearly dental cleaning. When I called to make the appointment, I was not asked for my insurance information. I asked her if she wanted it and she told me no that they would get it when we got there. That should have been my first red flag. The insurance info is always taken ahead of time so they know what we have and what is covered as far as the cleanings and x-rays. As my husband was getting his x-rays, he had a feeling that they were doing more than what they should have that was covered under our insurance at 100%. So, he told his hygienist that she better not be doing any more than she should be that wasn't covered at 100% by our insurance and he told her that goes for my wife as well. Me and my husband both were refused to get our cleaning because they claimed that we both needed periodontal cleaning. I was told that I needed the periodontal cleaning because of the coloration that was forming on the bottom of some of my teeth. We trusted and believed Ringo and waited for the preapproval from our insurance. When it came back my husband's was rejected because he just had it done about 5 months prior to that at another dental office. From my questions to them about that they gave me the impression that the previous dental office did not do a good job on him causing him to need further work. This made me start thinking that since they knew he just had it done and that there were still issues they rightfully should have suggested that we go see and periodontist for further treatment. With this occurring it made me wonder about me. They would not say my numbers when testing my gums it was all kept secret. I then made an appointment at a different dental office and low and behold I did not need any type of periodontal cleaning just a routine one. I told my new dentist what he was going to do and he said that there are many dentists that use that as an excuse to get more work and money. We ended up getting a bill for x-rays that were not covered 100%. I have to take an antibiotic before my cleanings, so he sent in quite a number of pills in for a script because he said that he had a lot of plans for me. He wanted to charge me $50 for each tooth to smooth them out from chips. That was 4 teeth at a cost of $200. Which was not necessary. He tries to sell you on false information on our teeth. There was an older lady there that said to my husband that she had no idea on some of the information that he told her. He wishes that he knew how dishonest Ringo was because he would have informed her. I do not recommend this office. STAY AWAY!!!! read more