Having dental insurance for the first time in my life, I visited Dr. Robison for a teeth cleaning and to determine if any work needed to be done. The X-rays showed I needed to have 4 cavities filled with 1 possibly needing more work due to extensive tooth decay. After the cavities were filled, 3 of them were 100%. However, the 1 badly decayed tooth would get spontaneous, sharp, shooting pains randomly throughout the day. I went back to Dr. Robison and explained the pain. He adjusted my bite and told me that the pain would go away. 2 weeks later, I still had the same pain. He told me I needed a root canal which he did that very day. When I informed him I needed more numbing meds if more drilling was done, he said there would be no more drilling, went to see another patient and returned to fill the root. In my opinion, he should have known that filling a root would be as painful as if not worse than drilling. As he filled the roots, I felt the worst tooth pain (and I've had several dental procedures in my life) and tears streamed down my face. I ran out of the office crying. My teeth hurt so bad I had to take the day off of work. For the first time in my life, I am scared of the dentist. I won't be returning and don't recommend him
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