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Family Dental Group
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citysearch c.
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IN October 2010 I made a mistake of going to Family Dental group in Fairfield only because they were located accross the street and I had an acute pain on my right side for 3 day. At that point it seemed like all the teeth were hurting. Dr Epstein could not locate the infected tooth (#4 on upper right jaw) and instead did two big fillings to teath on lower right jaw (#30 and 31) only because they did not look good to him. Neddless to say, after I left the office $900 less in my wallet and with the same problem remaining - #4 was left untreated- and in the same pain, I did not feel ilke coming back to these crooks and went to Aspen Dental. Simple tapping on the teeth with an instrument identified the problem tooth right away. Tooth #4 was badly infected and required an emergency root canal. I agree, family Dental group office is very clean and high-tech but I wish they used all that technology (and years of experience) to pinpoint the infected tooth and take care of it instead of refilling healthy teeth.
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