His assistants do the majority of his work for him, including the complete implant cases, from ordering parts, to taking impressions, to actually putting in the abutment and cementing, as well as doing fillings for him as well. He allows them to diagnose patients too. I wouldn't trust him to work on me. I question his commitment to quality dental work and his ethic responsibilities to patients. Proceed at your own risk, and remember to keep track of what the assistants do compared to what the dentist does, and see if that's what you are paying for. Who do you want doing your root canal, the dentist or the assistant? When the schedule is over packed, then you might settle for less than you expect. Obtaining his own practice hasn't changed the quality of his work at all. This is solely my opinion, based on my own accounts, and only to offer advice to someone seeking dental treatment in a quality office.
out of 5 stars
