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Monarch Dental
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citysearch c.
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I just left this dentists office where I was told that I needed a $900 cleaning because I had periodontal disease. I began to be suspicious when they refused to schedule a regular cleaning for me and said that on the first appointment they could ONLY do a consultation until they determined whether or not I had small enough pockets for a regular cleaning. I will be looking for a second opinion and I am VERY disapointed with this pattern of unethical medical practice that appears to be taking place in this office. I will be contacting my insurance company, the BBB and the medical board to report my concerns.
Cons: Evidently, all of their patients have Periodontal Disease
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