This has been the worst dentist experience EVER for me. I was unlucky to need dental work during Covid time while stuck in Tucson and even more unlucky to enter this office. When I did, I didn't know if I was entering a plastic surgeon's office or a nightclub; later on I got the feeling I was in a used car dealership based on the treatment I was given. I was a subject to tremendous pain inflicted by Dr. Sabia first, and then Dr. Arias. I was told I would need an ungodly amount of work done in my mouth which came to a surprise to me because it was not even a whole year since I had seen my UW dentist in Seattle. I went it for a cracked crown, got bullied into a second one because when I demanded that they only do what I had initially come in for, Sabia got visibly irritated (a side note on Sabia, she is someone the staff themselves will tell you NOT to see again, which is why I was re-assigned to Arias). The work that they did caused an enormous damage in my mouth ranging from a ton of anesthesia with mixed agents (because they see you on a conveyor belt; they inject you with an anesthetic and then they leave you waiting for 40min or more and by the time they return, you need another shot. I ended up getting tachycardia and an intense restlessness from all the epi and instead of attending to me, Sabia left the room to go work on anther poor soul leaving her assist to watch me), a ton of mouth sores on the area Sabia worked on, a nerve block that left my R side of the face, forehead and scalp numb for several hours (I couldn't close my R eye), unremitting toothache that required 3 month long treatment with high doses of NSAIDs (no, no GI concern on their part), multiple trips to the office for "bite adjustment" after the seeding because the jaw isn't closing evenly, poorly seeded crowns that are painful to floss (the floss is hitting the tooth underneath it) and are collecting a tremendous amount of food that is either going to create more cavity underneath it, kill the tooth or lead to gum disease. When I asked to have them redone, no one reached out to inquire why I think they need to be redone, what the concerning symptomatology was and how they can best help me resolve the issue. Multiple calls to the office, multiple emails and not once has either Sabia or Arias reached out to attempt to help me out. Instead, the office manager Leslie took a month before she came back with this response: "the doctor said she won't redo the crowns because it was Sabia who did them, not her (which is not really true, she seeded them) and she will no longer see you as a patient here." When I asked what my options were, Leslie recommended I ask for a refund from my insurance company. The exact same answer was given to my insurance company when they called to inquire for a refund on the botched crowns "the doctor will not see this patient any more. Till this day, this office has been driving Cigna and me in a circle, requesting "documentation" which was submitted and re-submitted multiple times, and there has been no resolution on the case. I have only received 5 emails total from them, all from Leslie, one saying "the doctor wants to know what the symptoms are," sent 3.5 months after I initially asked for the crowns to be redone. The issue with this is the following. One, the doctor should have asked what the symptoms are when she was my doctor, months ago, not AFTER she abandoned the doctor-patient privileges. Two, not attending to an issue of this nature for six months that could potentially put the patient at risk for loss of tooth or periodontitis (subject to malpractice) is either an extremely poor professionalism, work ethics and business skills OR a sign of disregard for societal laws put in place to protect the citizens from antisocial practices. For comparison purposes, if you were started on a new medication that is causing you side effects and you called your doctor's office, it would be illegal to have the front desk clerk discuss the symptoms with you and it would be malpractice on the provider's part to NEVER pick up the phone and discuss those side effects with you personally. Till this day, they have not responded to me or the insurance company. I hope you think twice before you set foot in this place, I wish I did. Kudos to Sherri and Jackie however, for taking care of my mouth sores. Good luck! read more