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My husband has a serious infection...sent home with NO ANTIBIOTICS
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Fourth and Final Page call center tried the Doctor on call directly @ 4:00 am Saturday, November 1st and there was no answer.
She then informed me that theres was no longer anything she could do for me my optio...
- Holly
- Left with a serious infection
- Not getting appropriate medication
- Being lied to
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User's recommendation: Do not reccomend.
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Was told my insurance wasn't accepted when indeed after I called my insurance company was told that yes, they have to accept my insurance.
Faulty dentures
Customer complaint
User's recommendation: Stay away from Aspen! What you are told in the beginning changes later on.
I scheduled an appointment on line. I cancelled a vacation to keep the appointment. I got to the office to find out that they had no record of my appointment due to a nationwide problem
User's recommendation: Don’t go to this dental corporation, they do not know what they are doing.
If he was that infected he should have been taken to the ER of the closest hospital. There's no shame in going there if he needed it.
I had a wisdom tooth extraction and just told to bite down on a gauze. I woke up in the middle of the night soaked in blood and that's because I'm on blood thinners. Blood was everywhere so we called a private ambulance company and the ER nurses and doctors were very nice and eventually stopped my bleeding inside my mouth.
I felt like a baby going there but they didn't make me feel like a crybaby. I went home 2 hours later.
If all the people that had dental infections went to the ER, all the ERs in the USA would be swamped. Going to the ER just because one has a dental infection would be ridiculous.
Anyone on anticoagulants should go off them for a couple of days before extractions.
I refuse to do extractions all the time because of this. Moral of the story is to take good care of your teeth if you are on serious meds.
Patients on blood thinners should be told to skip the dose for two days before having any dental surgery. Virtually every hematologist and internist I consult with tells me to do this with my surgical patients. Were you informed of this before your extraction?
Similar situation for me. Exposed root, infection, teeth extracted, had to request antibiotics before leaving.
Exposed root is what caused me to lose my tooth……..well when the dentist instructed his hygienist to seat and seal a permanent crown over an nerve my poor tooth never stood a chance. Since Aspen Dental gets away with their smash and grab crimes my only legal way to vent my frustration was to create Boycott Aspen Dental.
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I have to have antibiotics before I went because of the blood thinner I'm on. They won't take me if I forget to take them.
Being on blood thinners has nothing at all to do with needing antibiotics. People with artificial joints and heart valves need to premedicate. Also those with compromised immunity.
They shouldn't have even pulled his tooth while it was infected! He should have been given antibiotics first, then had the tooth pulled the next week when the infection was gone.!! Sounds like negligence to me.
*** This is an old wife's tale. The fastest way to get rid of an infection is remove the source of the infection.
The best way to treat an infection was to take arythmotricyn 2 hours before the extraction. When I got there they asked me if I medicated and I said yes and she went to work right away and before you know it, the tooth was gone and so was the infection.