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Dr. Stephen Branam DDS
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The waiting room and staff were all very polite. It looked clean. However, when you are taken back it's like an assembly line of children in dentist chairs with only a few feet in between them. It was all in the open, we walked right by a child, not 3 feet away that had his mouth wide open getting his teeth cleaned. How sanitary is that? Anyhow they took us to a room, didn't bother shutting the door, so it remained quite noisy from the assembly line right outside. Within 2 minutes of meeting the assistant started rambling about the doctor having his own product line. The doctor comes in barely acknowledges my very young and anxious child, his patient. We get her in the chair and he starts shoving things in her mouth without talking to her at all. He never tried to explain what he was doing, and she began to cry. He told us his opinion on what her crying meant, still not speaking to her and finished the exam. Of our 20 minute discussion majority of that, say 10 minutes and I'm being gen
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