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| 1. Written by VBS on February 1, 2012 from phoenix, arizona, US I guess the dentist should be at work no matter what -- he/she is sick, have a kid who is sick just because you had an appointment. As far as rescheduling if you are 20mins late -- i.e. my pediatrician's office has a big sign --"due to the nature of our practice if you are late more than 15 mins late, you may be asked to rescheduled". So, it is not something unusual in busy offices and even in private practices. |
| 2. Written by john garnache on February 1, 2012 from santa clara, california, US People, you are only looking at things from your side. when does that ever really work unless you just want to ***. The first problem could have happened to your hairdressing appointment. Or any business. It's just unpredictability. As far as being 20 min late! You mean that the next person should sit in the front room for 20 min longer because you have such credit for just rescheduling your dental appointment? Who do you think you are? Donald Trump? |
| 3. Written by Anon on January 30, 2012 from atlanta, georgia, US Coose another dentist , Aspen has no customer loyalty , nor' do they care as people in general. |
| 4. Written by nikalseyn on January 30, 2012 from monroe, michigan, US Yes, they could have fit you in. They almost always can. Time to find another dentist. Their attitude stinks. |
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