Business ProfileforAspen Dental

I was never talked to as human. I had to ask or I would never know what's next. How do I care for 9 teeth being pulled. What to expect next. I was always wondering what was next. I had a bad traumatizing moment with the teeth being removed. Three times I had to yell because I felt the tooth braking at my jaw bone. Hurt like crazy. I wanted out of the chair but I stayed committed. I've never knew that kind of pain. They all would always talk to there team about me but very little to me, I wasn't even warned and ******************************* started sawing my teeth out. I have a huge phobia from that. I've been to 5 different dentist and none were this bad. I would be left alone for 20 to 30 minute's or longer every visit. While they would work on other people. No closed doors so everyone's personal info/problem everyone heard. So after getting molds done with my teeth in I got a healing denture. The denture is filled with little crevices every where. The thing holds food bad. 30 days after surgery its time to fill healing dentures with a soft lining. Never seen Doctor on those visit's. 3 total in 6 months. Dental assistances were always new hires. So I got one the first time I filled the healing denture that filled it so full it went in my throat and I could only breath through my nose. It has to stay in for a couple minutes to take shape. That was another moment were I was wondering if I should continue. I had multi problems every fill. Couldn't get my denture out one time. I asked not joking, if she used the wrong glue. Final denture time. They broke the mold but still made a denture. Then assistance "no Doctor" jams them in my mouth. They hurt super bad. Rescheduled me and still hurt bad. Grinded them down so much there was 2 holes one on each side. Still jamming them in my mouth. I finally left and talked to Operation manager *********************************. She explained I had not paid for my final denture yet so she's fine with my never returning. Laughed at me. I cried walking out.