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| - Not impressed. I'm only giving two stars because my kids had a positive experience. Apparently the dentist identified a cavity on one of my son's teeth and ordered an immediate drill and fill. My husband was adamant that he wanted to wait as we have experienced supposed re-calcification in the past (or there was never a cavity there in the first place). Well, that's when I was badgered by the office manager about getting my son's tooth fixed. She told me it was like cancer of the teeth and that he would, not could, but would end up in a lot of pain. She then proceeded to call me on four separate occasions to schedule he filling, which we had already said no to. Obviously she believed I would go against my husband's wishes. Anyway, six months later and a new dental office, I took my son in for an exam not mentioning anything about his alleged cavity. Well, there was no cavity, just a deep ridge. No decay, none. Now there is the possibility that my son is a medical miracle and his cavities heal but realistically? No. In fact this new dentist was pretty sure there never was any decay. So, yeah, stay away unless you want to be pushed into unnecessary dental work. Or, at least get a second opinion, which one really shouldn't have to do for a cavity.
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