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Danielle Christine
Jan 16, 2026
I am leaving this review to share my experience as clearly and responsibly as possible so other patients can make informed decisions.
In November 2025, I paid $850 out of pocket for a veneer at this office. Less than two months later, in mid January 2026, the veneer detached with minimal force. When I returned to have it evaluated, I was informed that there was excessive enamel removal during the initial procedure. This compromised the tooth enough to cause infection and require a root canal. This was especially upsetting because the veneer was supposed to be a cosmetic improvement, not the beginning of a serious restorative problem.
As a result, I am now in pain, dealing with an infection, and facing significant unplanned dental expenses for a problem that did not exist before the treatment. I am not only financially impacted, but also emotionally frustrated by how rapidly a “cosmetic upgrade” turned into a medically compromised tooth.
In addition to the clinical outcome, I have serious concerns about patient privacy practices. During treatment, the dentist took photographs of my teeth using her personal cell phone. I was not presented with any photography consent form, nor was I informed how these images would be stored, used, or protected. Dental photographs are considered part of a patient’s health information, and the lack of transparency made me extremely uncomfortable from a privacy and security standpoint.
What stands out most from this experience is the lack of aftercare support, lack of transparency, and the feeling that once the initial procedure was complete, the consequences became my responsibility alone. At no point was I offered corrective assistance, reimbursement, or an attempt to address the financial and medical burden created by the initial procedure.
Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this practice to anyone who values predictable outcomes, responsible handling of patient information, or patient-centered follow-through. I am now seeking care from a different dentist to correct problems that did not exist prior to being seen here.
I would encourage anyone considering this office to thoroughly research their options, ask detailed questions about procedures, and make sure they understand the risks, aftercare policies, and privacy practices in writing before moving forward.