1 /5 Ron: 2024.11.1
After many years, I still can’t forget—or forgive—my experience with this dentist. Without a doubt, this was an encounter with an unethical, uncaring pediatric dentist. Perhaps she has changed due to the bad reputation she’s gained online, but that doesn’t mean she’s become a qualified, compassionate person. I rarely leave reviews, as we all may make mistakes and can sometimes misjudge based on incomplete information. But in this case, I need to make sure others looking for dental care—especially for their children—know exactly what they’re dealing with. This dentist has a truly rotten heart.
Our first appointment was shockingly brief. She spent barely 1-2 minutes with my child, and since my child was a bit reluctant, she simply dismissed us, charging the specialist fee and telling us to make another appointment. At the second visit, she spent just a few more minutes before recommending general anesthesia (GA) for a simple extraction, an extreme approach given the situation and my child’s young age. I reluctantly agreed, trusting her credentials and feeling pressured as I was juggling work commitments and had already invested so much time in these visits.
The worst part was during the GA surgery itself. With only minutes left in the short 20-minute procedure, her assistant came out and pressured me to sign a consent form for additional, unnecessary treatments, warning that if I didn’t agree, my child might need another GA surgery later! In disbelief, I later asked several reputable dentists about the necessity of this added treatment—and all of them (except the two who initially referred me) confirmed it was unnecessary.
Overtreatment is bad enough, but overtreatment for young children is beyond unacceptable. I truly regret ever trusting this dentist, whose rushed, dismissive care and push for extra treatments left me feeling manipulated and deeply disappointed. If you’re looking for genuine, ethical dental care, I strongly urge you to avoid this dentist.