1/5 JennA 6 months ago on Google
THIS
review
is
going
to
be
based
on
my
experiences
with
CDC
in
2018/2019
when
they
performed
MULTIPLE
root
canals
on
me.
There
was
so
much
wrong
with
these
visits..first
long
wait
times,
thinking
about
sitting
in
that
waiting
room
is
nightmare
fuel
for
me.
30-45
mins
after
your
appt
time
is
when
you
were
seen.
Anyway,
the
root
canal
process
is
NOT
fun,
even
when
done
perfectly…so
when
it’s
not
done
properly,
it’s
VERY
unpleasant.
The
girl
who
worked
on
me
began
to
drill
on
the
WRONG
tooth!
She
stopped
and
had
to
get
the
paperwork
that
showed
which
number
tooth
she
was
supposed
to
be
working
on.
Also,
they
did
all
these
root
canals
in
about
two
appointments.
Like
5
on
the
first
appointment,
then
3-4
on
the
second.
All
these
“necessary”
root
canals
were
not
posted,
not
secured…DOOMED
to
fail.
My
story
about
multiple
(miserable)
root
canal
failures
is
not
a
ONE-OFF.
I’ve
heard
so
many
locals
have
this
same
story.
I
believe
CDC
is
to
blame
for
all
the
GUMMY
BEARS
in
the
Ohio
Valley!!!
You
think
I’m
exaggerating?
I
wish!
I
really
hope
that
CDC
dentists
did
not
do
these
root
canals
unnecessarily,
not
secure
the
remainder
of
the
tooth,
so
it
would
(in
a
short
time)
crumble
and
fail.
That
way
they
could
charge
for
the
expensive
root
c’s
and
again
charge
for
the
inevitable
extraction
of
the
rest
of
what
shards
were
left
of
your
teeth!
I
went
through
so
much
PAIN,
EMBARRASSMENT,
and
TRAUMA
from
the
failure
of
my
teeth.
It
wasn’t
like
I
had
major
problems
before
(besides
a
few
fillings
and
an
extraction)…it
has
been
such
a
terrible
journey.
I
miss
my
original
teeth.
I
miss
my
smile.
When
I
had
to
have
the
remainder
of
my
teeth
surgically
removed,
I
cried.
Not
from
pain,
but
from
the
loss.
I
went
as
far
as
trying
to
take
legal
action
against
Complete
Dental.
When
I
talked
with
the
receptionist,
she
said
the
dentist
from
2019
is
not
there
any
longer.
She
actually
empathized
with
me
and
said
my
story
is
a
common
one
amongst
past
patients.
Unfortunately,
my
lawyer
said
it
is
very
hard
to
prove
malicious
malpractice
on
the
dentist
because
we
would
have
to
prove
that
the
he
believed
I
did
NOT
need
these
procedures,
but
proceeded
anyway.
So…Fast-forward
to
today.
I
need
a
permanent
denture
now.
I
still
live
in
the
Valley.
There
are
no
openings
for
months
at
other
Medicaid-friendly
DDS’s.
So
I’m
giving
CDC
one
more
shot.
They
can’t
hurt
my
teeth
anymore,
because
they’re
gone!
If
the
experience
is
positive,
I
will
absolutely
update
this
review.
I
really
hope
it
has
gotten
better
there.
Yes,
I’m
on
Medicaid.
I
am
a
single
mom
of
two
children
and
even
with
a
full
time
job,
I
still
can’t
make
ends
meet.
Half
the
Valley
is
probably
on
welfare…the
economy
is
so
egregious
here..but
just
because
we
are
on
Medicaid,
doesn’t
mean
we
don’t
deserve
good
medical
care.
It
shouldn’t
be
a
place
of
unnecessary
trauma!
Ok,
well
appt
is
December
4th.
I’ll
be
updating
the
review
then