Hopefully this post will dissuade you from wasting your time and (believe me) money. This office has been nothing short of a headache to deal with. After the filling came out of a back tooth, I went to them for some simple work. I came in to the office, they looked at my tooth. They were too busy to work on it so the scheduled me an appointment (for 3 months later). I go to my appointment where I'm told ""yea, this tooth has decayed, you'll need a root canal"" to which I asked ""i'll need the root canal because of the fact that the tooth is decaying?"" . Turns out, if they would have squeezed me in or at least referred me to another dentist when I initially came in, they could have filled it and it would have been fine. \r
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They refer me to an office 30mins. away. (Ohh, I should preface this by saying that Dr. Bradley's office told me I was approved for a $5,000 dental insurance loan.) I go to the root canal office, get my root canal and i'm at the counter explaining to them that I have the dental insurance. They call the insurance company and it turns out, Dr. Bradley's office made a mistake and I was only covered for $100. \r
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I still had to go back to Dr. Bradley's office for the crown though. I get in there, he seems to be in a rush working on my mouth. He didn't advise the person who created the crown to leave out the metal on the top side so when I smile there is a nasty dark color at the base of the crown. The procedure was cumbersome, not painful; more like annoying because my head was jerked around the whole time.\r
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One nice thing though, the office DID allow me to make payments on the crown. Needless to say, I switch dentists. My new dentist informs me that Dr. Bradley improperly seated the crown and that it will start to decay, which it is. So I called Dr. Bradley to see if they would stand by their work and fix my crown, and they replied, ""No, sorry"".\r
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Lesson: Do not use this dentist. What should have cost me ~$70, is ~$1200
Pros: hahahaha
Cons: most aspects
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