My wife and I Scheduled an appointment over a week ago for Tuesday March 3 2026 @ 1:00pm in Woburn…read more We arrived at 12:50 to find the Office door Locked waited till 1:15 called the main number they put me on hold till they could find someone said the could have someone there in a little while we left, if that's the way the treat customers good luck. They didn't have the decency to give us a call and let us know they would have to cancel or even have someone at the front desk and they want to handle our money very unprofessional.

The staff here is all so knowledgeable and friendly! Any worry will be easily and quickly resolved.read more

The Aspen American Insurance Company (AAIC), a tiny company (15 total employees across all of its…read morelocations) makes a huge profit (annual revenue above $10 million). But by what means? It insures almost all (from dental to fire, water damage, animals and other indemnities) and uses subcontractors since it has no experts in the related fields. As to the dental malpractice insurance, blindly copying the procedures of health care liability insurance companies, Aspen requires claimants to provide their dental records. Moreover, it requires "complete dental records," which nobody has. Dentists never ask previous dental records. Moreover, the Maryland law allows dentists to destroy records of elderly after 5 years. Other states have similar laws. This is a trick to deny a claim. Dealing with old and/or uninsured persons Aspen requires documents which impossible to get. This immoral strategy is based on the assumption that such person either would die or cannot afford a lawyer. The only way to get a compensation for damages is to hire a lawyer and file a claim with a court. But, as a rule, the remaining award (after a lawyer's payment) cannot cover the amount needed to restore damaged elements. Poor persons suffer most. My case demonstrates the described above strategy of this company. Although my case didn't require and additional documentation, I was forced to attend other dentists and make 3 panoramic films, a comprehensive evaluation and determination concerning the dental accident, necessary future treatment plan and costs. But this was not enough. Aspen required "complete dental records," which is impossible to get and which has nothing common with the accident. Such companies as Aspen should be prohibited to insure the areas in which they have no experts.