Donna H Smith

I had an interesting experience with this dentist. This dentist did a good job on cleaning my teeth. She charges twenty nine dollars for fluoride rising at the end of the cleaning if your insurance does not cover it. Florida rinsing invoves taking a cup of mouth wash, swishing it in your mouth and spitting it out to get rid of the cleaning debri. This dentist only accepts check or cash as payment. Then, this dentist verbally charged ten dollars for reading about oral care aloud from two sheets of paper titled cram smile and home routine with flossing dating back to 1992 with the crest logo, recommending what type of toothbrush to use, and toothpaste to use while I was getting ready to write a check for twenty nine dollars. I wrote the check for thirty nine dollars but I have never heard of a dentist charging a patient for verbal medical advice. Also, this dentist will also want you to have a phone number for your work pace and your work address as you fill out your paperwork as a new patient. My previous dentists gave me a bag with a toothbrush and toothpaste at the end of each visit but this dentist only hands out a box of toothpaste.