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Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Unique Dental of Putnam

Unique Dental of Putnam

2.0(4 reviews)
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The care we've received at unique dental of Putnam is unmatched to any other dentist I've seen in…read morerecent years. We've been with them for 2-3 years now and they're courteous, informational, and they keep us informed about our treatment plans. They are upfront regarding prices and procures too which is a breath of fresh air in the healthcare world. Their hygienists do a great deep clean and don't murder your gums in the process like other offices. I highly recommend this practice.

I do not recommend this place because--simply put--I consider Dr. Moaz (who treated my teeth) to be…read moreunprofessional, lacking in communication skills, and completely unable to handle any criticism of his work. Recently--following a prior consultation--the dentist replaced two small fillings in a front tooth. According to the dentist, this procedure was supposed to eliminate a visible black discoloration that bothered me. A crown was also placed on a cracked molar. Unfortunately, I am deeply disappointed with both the results of Dr. Moaz's work and the way he treated me. The discoloration is still visible, and instead of a white porcelain crown that matched my natural tooth color, I was fitted with an ugly silver crown that stands out starkly against the rest of my teeth. Unfortunately, during the consultation, Dr. Moaz did not mention that effectively removing the discoloration would require replacing not just the two small fillings, but--more importantly--a third, very large filling in the same tooth. Doing so would have been risky, as it would have further weakened a tooth that was already in poor condition. He simply replaced two old (though still functional) fillings with new ones, but this did nothing to eliminate the black spot; I still have it. Furthermore, the dentist failed to inform me that the molar crown I agreed to could be made of a material other than porcelain, nor did he ask whether I wanted that type of crown or a porcelain one like those I have on my other teeth. He simply fitted that ugly silver crown onto my tooth, even though all my other teeth are natural in color! I wasn't even aware that silver crowns existed! It wasn't until I got home and saw what was in my mouth that I couldn't believe my eyes. I scrubbed my teeth vigorously, clinging to a faint hope that maybe something had just stuck to the surface. A ridiculous thought even crossed my mind--perhaps a chemical reaction had caused the crown to change color... It baffles me that a specialist in cosmetic dentistry showed such poor aesthetic judgment and a complete lack of professionalism; the results fell far short of both what he had described during the consultation and my own expectations. I also cannot fathom how the dentist could unilaterally decide to install something as hideous as a silver crown, disregarding my right to know what was being done to my teeth--especially given the substantial amount of money I was paying! How does this square with the dentist's obligation to use his knowledge and skills to solve the patient's problem in the best possible way--with the patient's full understanding and acceptance of the procedures?... It simply doesn't. Did he express regret that things turned out this way? No. With a great deal of arrogance, he claimed to be a certified specialist and insisted that no one ever complained about the results of his work. Well, I certainly wouldn't recommend such a specialist to anyone.

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