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I was in an auto accident in the early '80s. I hit my head against the windshield and rammed my jaw into the steering wheel. I spent years in severe and chronic pain. Thousands of dollars on different doctors - all types of dentists, neurologists, ENTs and more. I got conned out of $20k by a socalled TMJ expert. I felt the pain from the TMJ in my teeth. Every tooth in my mouth had a root canal and $$$$ down the drain. I haven't mentioned my quality of life.
I finally found Gary Laine. He was a life saver for me. It took time for him to restore my bite but he did. He figured out what to do and explained everything and made sure I knew what, when and how.
I lost almost all of my teeth due to unnecessary root canals. We started with implants and he was great. Gary was and is a perfectionist.
3 years ago I had to have what was left of my upper teeth extracted. He was right there with me during the surgery. I now have a great smile.
I read some of the reviews and I them to be mostly in accurate. Don't think any personality flaws you may or may not imagined are good enough to say that he is not a good doctor. Gary is the best.
Gary has skill, good judgement and confidence that he has developed the best plan for his patient.
I know this doctor: Almost 25 years
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I had a car accident in 1985. I smashed my forehead into the windshield ramming my jaw into the steering wheel. I rearranged my jaw and my bite. After years of chronic and severe pain, many doctors (neurologists, ENTs and more), root canals on all my teeth, half my teeth extracted and 5+ different dentists. Conned out of $20k by a TMJ "expert" I met through Stanford. I was in pain with little quality of life and bleeding money.
Then...I met Gary Laine.
He worked out a treatment plan to restore my bite to its natural position. He explained everything in detail. I knew what, where, when and everything else in advance. Dr. Laine was/is a consummate professional. He was knowledgable, enthusiastic and confident that he could help me. He was exactly who I needed. Dr. Laine is supportive, kind, gentle, smart, flexible, nonjudgmental yada yada yada. If he has a question about something he will refer me. I have beautiful dentures and a great smile.
I disagree with almost all of the neg. reviews. He is not arrogant and full of himself but confident and enthusiastic that he can help his patients. He is a perfectionist. He gets jazzed when difficult problems are resolved.
I like Dr. Laine. On a scale of 1-5 he's a 10.
I know this doctor: approx 25 yrs
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on Oct. 10, 2016, 9:57 p.m.
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on Oct. 10, 2016, 7:50 p.m.
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I had full implants with the surgery done by an oral surgeon. Laine is full of himself, somewhat arrogant, but I didn't go for a fun relationship. He is an excellent and highly skilled dentist and my results were absolutely fabulous. And yes, very very expensive.
I know this doctor: 11 years
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Excellent results with two difficult procedures involving five teeth over a period of seven years. The most recent procedure required three implants. The work was painless. Dr. Laine is expensive, but the cost is directly related to his superior knowlege/skill/experince.
I know this doctor: 7 Years
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Poor comunication skills, requires X-rays taken at a diffrent office, very expensive.
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