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Aspen Dental's work is shoddie and over priced.
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Misrepresented their services.
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ASPEN DENTAL NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN BY THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
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Aspen Dental Steubenville Ohio
I recently visited Aspen Dental after years of taking pain medications due to back injury and then multiple surgeries. My teeth had began to turn black and then fall out.
They were so very kind to me. I was so embarrassed and had previously been so proud of my teeth. The medications had literally killed my teeth. They referred me to an oral surgeon because I had to have them removed in the hospital, offered me several different options for dentures and payment plans that worked for me and with my insurance.
The oral surgeon stated the dentist from Aspen was right on the money. All has been taken care of and their after care with my temporary dentures is incredible.
I would recommend Aspen Dental in Steubenville to ANYONE WHO NEEDED ANYTHING DONE WITH THEIR TEETH. Thank you Aspen Dental for saving me from years of pain and anguish.
ASPEN DENTAL - Columbus, IN
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As the poster below says, it was a real mistake to take your daughter to a corporate chain clinic, for all the reasons he states.
Aspen hires a lot of people fresh out of dental school. Their pay isn't all that great, but if you don't know someone with their own office it can be hard to land a job with a private practice, and forget about getting a small business loan to hang out your own shingle if you have no experience and a mountain of student loan debt.
But the corporate culture is so profit-driven, so very much the opposite of why most of us wanted to get into dentistry, that they have a really high turnover rate.
In most practices, new dentists get officially or unofficially mentored for several years by more experienced doctors, especially on difficult cases, but I would guess that most dentists working for Aspen have less than five years of experience. Whoever worked on your daughter is either really green and is just waiting to get a better job, or else is a *** doctor who can't get hired anywhere else.