I recently underwent a wisdom teeth extraction surgery here, and I had a terrible experience. Absolutely horrifying. Patrick Scott and the woman assisting him during my surgery were outrageously rude and brutal towards me throughout the surgery. Upon arrival in the surgery room, the woman assisting Dr. Scott told me to "Cut the shit and stop the waterworks." I was appalled by the manor in which she treats patients. I have anxiety issues, and had explained this prior, and she basically told me that she thought I was weak. I dismissed it, thinking maybe she was new. They previously told me that I would be kept conscious through the surgery, and that I wouldn't feel anything. They put the mask over my nose, and had trouble finding a vein to put the anesthetic into. This was shocking to me, since I have very good veins and donate blood frequently. The bruises left on my arm are huge and painful, even three days after my surgery. During the beginning of surgery, I was not completely numb yet, and they had begun to drill my mouth. Like any normal human, I freaked out and tried to stop them. Dr. Scott then yelled at me and told me to stop being so weak, and he would call off the surgery if I didn't stop. After a while, I went numb and continued to cry, grabbing at the chair because I felt very unsafe and very threatened by these people working on my mouth. When they removed the mask and tools from my mouth, I suggested that they shouldn't be so rude to patients, which then earned me a sarcastic lecture about how patients should suck up their pain and not be so weak about the procedure. The stitches left in my mouth have long strings, not cut short enough, and I keep gagging on them when they move on my throat. As a barista, I can safely say that if I was this rude to my customers, I would lose my job. This is a terrible practice and I wouldnt recommend it. AT ALL. read more