Dr. Sutherland botched my dental work and took four months to deal with the issue. A crown broke in December. He replaced it on December 14, 2021 for $1444 (and I have insurance). The same tooth developed an abscess in the process. When I went back to the office on January 4, 2022 (the earliest they could fit me in during the holidays) with a swollen face and pus-filled gums, only the hygienist looked at me although Dr. Sutherland was present and she went to tell him that he needed to take a look at my abscess. I could hear him tell her in a very condescending tone--"can't you see that I'm watching this?" Whatever he was watching--be it an Instagram video or a dentist training video (who knows?)--couldn't he step away to take a look at the damage he did to my teeth, gums, and face? No. The hygienist drained and treated the abscess on her own and made a third appointment for me. At that third appointment, January 6, 2022, Dr. Sutherland told me that sometimes a crown won't work, but he tried his best and at this point I would need to lose the tooth and wear either a bridge or get implants. I opted for a bridge. He said that the payment that I already submitted for the botched crown work would apply to the new work. I thanked him, and then lost that tooth that he couldn't save. He charged me another $2,585.60 (plus the amount that my insurance paid). At that time, I was told that all my expenses were paid and no more would accrue. I received a temporary bridge and did not see the Dr. again for the remainder of my treatment. I returned again for some reason on February 3, 2022. I thought that I would be receiving my permanent bridge, but did not. I was told by one of the hygienist that because of my abscess, they couldn't order my bridge until I was fully healed, so now they took measurements and molds of my mouth and ordered the permanent bridge. On March 17, 2022, I finally received my permanent bridge--which did not fit well and did not match my existing teeth in shape or color. At that point, I was so traumatized by this work that I moved on and decided that I would leave this business for a better office. A few months later, of course, I received a new bill of $1387.60. Surprise! This brought my total for a painful, long, and poor-quality bridge to $5,417.20 (plus whatever my insurance paid). When I called the office to say that I was repeatedly told that my balance was $0, the office workers told me that they didn't handle billing and that I would need to call another office, which I did but no one picked up. I left a message and a few months went by without any notice of the bill. Then it popped up again in my email. I again called, but no one from either office would pick up the phone or answer an email. I left many messages, but no replies occurred. I work fulltime and I take care of my mother who has advanced dementia. I have no time to visit the dentist office to address this new bill, but I will now find the time. However, no matter the result of that bill, I want to warn everyone out there--do not put your dental care into the hands of this dentist. He's a disaster to the wellness of your health, look of your smile, and stability of your bank account. I can't imagine a more incompetent and thieving dental office. read more