1/5 Don N. 5 months ago on Google • 3 reviews
***Cautionary
Note:***
Our
scheduled
appointment
with
Rene,
the
office
manager,
took
an
unexpected
turn
after
an
hour-long
journey
for
urgent
dental
care.
Despite
our
dental
emergency
involving
a
bleeding
and
cracked
tooth,
we
encountered
difficulties
at
the
Snellville
location.
Although
we
were
in
line
for
check-in
at
2:00
pm,
Rene
insisted
on
canceling
the
appointment
at
2:02
pm
due
to
the
supposed
tardiness.
Despite
our
prior
efforts
in
confirming
and
updating
insurance,
a
misstep
by
another
staff
member
before
their
lunch
break
led
to
an
unjust
blame
game.
Rene
cited
our
two-minute
delay
in
check-in
as
grounds
to
deny
emergency
care.
Seeking
a
resolution,
we
requested
to
speak
to
a
supervisor,
only
to
be
informed
that
Rene
held
the
highest
authority
and
advised
us
to
contact
the
corporate
office
while
snickering
that
a
Supervisor
will
not
going
to
do
anything
anyway
because
it
takes
48
hours
for
someone
to
reach
you.
Upon
reaching
out
to
corporate,
we
were
met
with
an
unsettling
response,
including
a
dismissive
timeframe
of
24
to
48
hours
for
resolution.
The
insensitivity
displayed
during
this
interaction
added
to
the
frustration.
Disheartened,
we
questioned
if
this
treatment
amounted
to
discrimination,
considering
the
contrasting
experiences
shared
by
others
who
arrived
slightly
late
but
were
still
accommodated.
Contemplating
legal
action
and
considering
sharing
our
experience
on
YouTube,
we
ultimately
found
solace
in
the
exceptional
customer
service
provided
by
Tyler
or
Taylor,
the
district
representative.
The
Loganville
office,
particularly
Nyema,
went
above
and
beyond,
swiftly
booking
us
an
appointment
within
an
hour
despite
being
20
minutes
away.
To
those
reading
this
review,
let
it
be
known
that
the
Snellville
location
does
not
reflect
the
entire
company.
While
challenges
arose,
exceptional
service
can
be
found
elsewhere
within
the
organization.
It
is
a
reminder
that
not
everyone
is
suited
to
managerial
roles,
and
experiences
can
vary
widely.
Our
ordeal
left
us
feeling
akin
to
being
at
a
fast-food
establishment,
where
an
employee's
preoccupation
with
a
personal
call
delayed
our
service—an
unfortunate
and
unpleasant
experience.