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Papadea Nicholas A DMD

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Cavity treatment

Dental exams

Tooth filling replacement or repair

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I just want to add to my review that I just went to a dentist that Has to fix the work that this…read moredentist did and now I need three caps for the shotty work. He did causing my teeth to crack, and this dentist said that the white fillings that he replaced my silver fillings with was not meant for molars, causing more of my troubles at this point, he said the composite was not for molars. I knew I would have problems at this point because of all the work he did underfilling when he re filled my fillings that he should never of changed to white fillings and now I am truly paying the price for what he did. He should be ashamed Of purposely weakening peoples teeth, so he has work in the future I'm Amy Chicherchia

My wife and I live in an area with over priced dentists who have their wallet as their first…read morepriority. Early on after moving we were drawn to Georgetown for our services. That included our dentist being the amazing Dr. Hester. The office was a shambles but the practice was perfect. After Dr. Hester sold to young Dr. Rinehart we were concerned about the change. Our fears turned out to be without merit as Dr. Rinehart and his staff have kept the best aspects of Dr. Hester's practice and implemented an impressive modernization of services. We trust Dr. Rinehart and his staff to provide top quality care taking into account the value of your time and the impact on your finances. More than once they repaired something for a fraction of the cost of replacement. He's not out to line his pockets like the others, he's out to be an advocate for his patients. All of his staff are kind, understanding and helpful. We have yet to encounter anyone in that office who wasn't top notch. We strongly recommend you drive the extra few minutes into Georgetown or visit his new office in Pawleys. You'll be able to tell the difference between his practice and the money grubbers after your first visit.

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Glenn's Bay Dental Associates

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Dr. Obenchain herself is excellent--professional, knowledgeable, and someone I trusted for my care…read moreover the past three years. Unfortunately, the billing office completely undermines that experience. After a routine visit on March 19, I received a bill right before leaving for a family vacation (April 3-17). When I returned, my entire family came down with COVID, which delayed me from going through my mail. As soon as I reviewed it, I immediately called and paid the balance on May 1. Despite that, I received a letter from the billing office claiming no payment had been made and stating I would now be required to pay in full at the time of service. The tone was unnecessarily harsh and accusatory, especially given my consistent history of paying my balances over the past three years. Including a policy as if I were unaware or negligent felt condescending and completely disregarded the reality that sometimes life happens. There was no attempt at understanding--just a blanket, impersonal response. It's unfortunate because the quality of care from the doctor is not reflected in how patients are treated on the administrative side. In the end, the billing office's approach was enough for me to take my care elsewhere. If you choose to go here, be aware: the medical care may be great, but the billing experience can leave a very different impression.

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Roy Little III, DMD - Palmetto Coast Dental

Roy Little III, DMD - Palmetto Coast Dental

2.0(4 reviews)
2.8 mi

Had my first visit with Dr Little . Staff was very friendly and accommodating ! Connie my dental…read morehygienist was the best !! Thank you for a great visit ! Found my new dental home !!

I am writing this review because my recent experience with Dr. Little was extremely disappointing…read moreand, ultimately, very painful. I had an appointment on August 3 for a double crown procedure. During the appointment, Dr. Little worked on one tooth and was about to leave the room when the technician reminded him that there was another tooth that also needed to be prepared. I found this unsettling because it made me question whether my treatment plan had been reviewed beforehand. As a patient, I would expect my dentist to know what work was scheduled before beginning treatment. After preparing the tooth, Dr. Little told me I was in good hands and left while the temporary was installed. He did not return to check the temporary or my bite. The following week, August 11, I had to return because the temporary was too high and my bite needed to be adjusted. I was informed at that appointment that a student had performed the work. This raised an important concern for me: shouldn't a supervising dentist check a student's work before the patient leaves? Dr. Little drilled down the temporary to adjust my bite and sent me home. Over the following weekend, my gums began bleeding profusely, so I returned on August 17. I was told that the technician had placed a single crown over two teeth, which had caused my gums to become smashed and irritated. I had not been informed that this was how the temporary had been placed or that it could cause this type of problem. The most difficult part of the experience occurred on August 17. I was not informed beforehand that my permanent crowns were going to be installed that day. Because of the pain and sensitivity I had already experienced, I specifically requested numbing. Although I was given anesthetic, Dr. Little began working before it had sufficient time to take effect. The pain was so severe that I had tears streaming down my face while he was working on my teeth. I was then told that I should have said something if I was in pain. I was shocked by this response. If a patient specifically requests numbing, I believe sufficient time should be allowed for it to work before treatment begins. The pain I experienced was the worst pain I have ever experienced in my entire life. Following the procedure, I continued to have significant pain and sensitivity. From August 17 through September 3, I relied on over-the-counter ibuprofen and acetaminophen to manage the pain. I continue to experience hot and cold sensitivity in both teeth that were treated. My concerns are not simply about experiencing discomfort after dental work. They are about the overall lack of communication, the problems with the temporary crown, the gum bleeding and irritation, the apparent lack of oversight of the student's work, and the extreme pain I experienced during the permanent crown placement. I understand that dental procedures can have unexpected complications and that patients can respond differently to treatment. However, I expected to be informed about my treatment, to know who was performing the work, to have the work properly checked, and to have my pain taken seriously. Because of this experience, I have decided not to return to Dr. Little. I will be finding another dentist in my area to take over my care and address the ongoing sensitivity. I am sharing my experience so other patients can make an informed decision about their dental care. I believe patients deserve to feel informed, heard, and comfortable asking questions about their treatment.

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