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    Matthew B Baumgarth, DDS

    3.8 (10 reviews)

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    Dr. Baumgarth came in on a weekend to address an issue. Courteous, respectful, thorough, excellent communicator - highly recommend.

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    Mt. Scott Endodontics - I lived through it

    Mt. Scott Endodontics

    3.2(9 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Was referred here by my current dentist. First time visiting Mt Scott Endo. The receptionist was…read moreextremely rude to me from the get go. She gave me attitude when I asked about a credit plan. She told me that I should've created my account before the appointment. I told her I was unaware, I was sorry and I really appreciate her doing this. She wouldn't even look at me. She told me I always mention that on the phone when you make your appointment you must've missed it. I work in HR. I am a very organized person. I made the appointment in my office and had a pen and paper in hand to record all details. Payment was not mentioned during that phone call. I am aware I should've asked when I booked my appointment but my previous office said everyone has care credit and I shouldn't have any problems. She said in a nasty tone that she would need more my ss#, I said no problem I'm ready when you are. She would wait to ask me questions when I was walking away to grab my ID or a tissue. I eventually asked her do you need more information from me or are we good, so that I can talk to her face to face. The whole energy in the office was so off. It felt like an angry older sister that was screwing with me. Saying very polite sentences in a passive aggressive tone. It's really all confusing and unprofessional. I am very scared of needles and was on the verge of tears the whole time I was in the office. I was polite. I don't understand why a person would treat someone so cruel. I will die of a tooth infection before I would ever go back. I can't trust the doctor if the receptionist is going to treat me so poorly. I'm reconsidering my main dentist office now because they referred me here. Such a horrible experience. My fiancé called the office afterwards to talk with the practice manager and it was the same receptionist who answered. She hung up on him twice just for asking that question. Now she won't answer the phone. My fiancé was not rude or hostile with her at all, but she continued to hang up on him. I have never had a medical office knowingly hang up on someone, multiple times, and then refuse to answer when they are just asking to speak with someone. This is the most unprofessional thing I have ever witnessed from a medical office! Truly an insane experience. There are plenty of endodontist's around. Look into other offices and don't blindly take a referral like I did.

    we were treated so badly by the receptionist. she was the rudest person I have ever experienced at…read morea Dr's office. we walked out and didn't even get go to the Dr because of her. what kind of person is mean to a new customer that is almost in tears.

    Terry L Isom, DMD - Isom Endodontics

    Terry L Isom, DMD - Isom Endodontics

    3.7(27 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    I had an emergency tooth situation right before I was supposed to go out of town. They got me in…read morethat day and took care of it. Everyone was very helpful, and the process was surprisingly easy. Thanks to Dr. Isom and crew, I was saved from being in pain over the holidays.

    TL;DR - Horrible experience and would give zero stars if I could…read more Full story - I waited a while to leave this review because I left the office feeling angry and deeply frustrated. I'd been dealing with excruciating tooth pain for months, taking way too much Advil to function. I didn't have dental insurance, and after two major family losses, getting the pain checked hadn't been a priority. Eventually, the pain and Advil-induced nausea became unbearable. I made an appointment here after another dentist suggested a root canal, but didn't offer sedation. At this office, the root canal was "confirmed," but I was told I'd have to pay the full 4K up front just to schedule it--and the earliest appointment was still a month away. I explained that I couldn't keep taking Advil and needed something else for pain relief. Instead, they prescribed even stronger ibuprofen and steroids. When I reiterated that I literally couldn't take any more ibuprofen--or any NSAID--because my stomach lining needed time to heal, the dentist became condescending and dismissive. He left me feeling so stupid that I genuinely started to believe I was just being dramatic, which he all but said outright. Still, I paid the 4K and booked the appointment because I felt trapped and desperate. But when I got home, I called my stepdad, who's a PharmD. He was stunned by what I described and assured me I wasn't crazy. He also explained that while steroids can be helpful alongside a proper pain reliever, they're essentially useless on their own. Steroids reduce inflammation that can contribute to pain, but if the pain itself isn't being treated--especially nerve pain--they won't do much of anything. That conversation snapped things into focus. I called the office, canceled the procedure, got my money back, and found a multidisciplinary practice that saw me the very next day. Turns out my tooth was cracked vertically, so severely that a root canal wouldn't have fixed the underlying issue. I had the tooth extracted and replaced with an implant at a different multi-disciplinary practice and paid not much more than what I was going to have to pay for just the root canal. Strongly do not recommend going here. Side note: For anyone needing dental work done, find a place you trust that offers all services, not just root canals. That way, the recommendation and procedure align with what you need, versus what they can offer.

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