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Cornell Dental
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citysearch c.
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I had some bad experiences here. When I was having a cleaning the hygienist would look up at something else while she was still working in my mouth. She was cleaning one tooth when her tool slipped & she kind of stabbed the other side of my mouth. She just started cleaning that side as if nothing had happened. Then when I needed more work & she was numbing me up she hit a nerve & the pain was excruciating. I got up with my mouth half numbed & left.
Prior to this we had a bad experience with this dentist when he worked on our daughter. She had a lot of cavities in her front teeth. He wanted to fill them all & assured us that she would have these baby teeth for several years so it would be well worth it to fill them then. So we agreed & paid quite a bit to have all this work done, plus the trauma to our daughter. Then her teeth fell out 6 months later. Needless to say, after these experiences we have taken our business elsewhere.
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