In 2004 I went into the program needing work on my mouth and the dental assistant talked me into a rebuild of my mouth. I was given a dental program "Plan" by the student. The plan was to get the dental student a passing grade and I was going be the psoter boy. I had teeth pulled bridges made crowns put on and then out of the blue I get these partials that don't fit. It was a surprise to me as I thought I was getting bridges or implants. I was furious about this and then my medical records go missing. I get these partials that rock in my mouth and do not fit and I am told that "We are a teaching college" take it or leave it. I was decieved and I had no recourse but to take the partials and walk out the door. I complained to the deans office but all I got was we will take the 1k you spent on the bad partials and we will apply that to an implant. I go to the implant guys and after being told how much it would cost, I did not have the money for the program.
Fast forward to 2012 and now I have sheared off a front tooth and with it lost the crown. They now want to charge me $2,500 for a new implant. I balk at this and them why. This was casued by that bad partials you made me take then I was told that they will have to do an additional 7k in work to fix the work they did in 2004.
Baylor is playing a game with seniors. They know they are cheapest in town. They will ADD new procedeures to you as long as you are in the program. If you don't make the prescribed appointments and pay the bill that day they bounce you out of the program and wash their hands.
I am going to persue this until I'm dust. They are not who they appear to be. They are running a business that is hugeley profitable at the expense of their patients.
Beware of any "Plan" they propose and get as second opinion form a real dentist before you walk in. Then make sure that you check on your medical records to see if they still have them.
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