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Aspen Dental
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citysearch c.
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Two years ago I went to Aspen to have my teeth cleaned. After telling me that my teeth were about to fall out (two years later, they're all still here) and recommending extensive surgery, they also recommended I come back to have a few cavities filled. As it turns out, the ""dentist"" in charge of the procedure was a certain Isam Hamati (or at least that's who billed me) who aside from not knowing the difference between a diastema (a structural gap between the front teeth) and a ""missing tooth"" -- something any competent dentist would know -- was very condescending, and, worst of all, didn't even know how to correctly fill a tooth. The so-called ""filling"" s/he put in was loose, gritty, and (after an hour or so) popped out! Thinking that any competent dentist would at least know how to put in a filling, I never followed up on any of my subsequent scheduled ""appointments"" with Aspen. In short, The Aspen Dental Group are a bunch of insurance scammers who should not be supported by any means.
Pros: GHI supports these crooks
Cons: Incompetent, thieves ....
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