Business ProfileforAbbeville Dentistry

I called for emergency extractions and to discuss dentures. Over the phone I was told that the cost for the appointment would be approximately $179. When I arrived, I was quoted the same price. I offered to pay prior to being called back. I was told I could pay on my way out. They took one x-ray and I was quoted about $13,000 but not given a quote for immediate extractions needed. I have exposed pulp and teeth that urgently need to be removed. I pointed out that this was about $10,000 more than I was quoted by them five years ago for the same service (full mouth extractions and dentures). I did not find this cost to be reasonable and asked the staff member what the cost would be for all of this with the ******************** Plan. She then calculated the cost again and it came out to a total of $5098. The cost for all of this was written out on the Treatment Plan in hand writing by the staff member (attached as the physical copy I received in office). We made arrangements for a follow up appointment to give me time to secure the ******************** Plan and get a medical clearance from my doctor. On my way out the door, I was asked to sign a something regarding financial responsibility. I assumed this was for the cost of the consultation. I did not sign a paper. It was a electronic signature pad. They did not go over what I was signing. After signing this, the cost for the consultation jumped to $273 instead of the $179. As I left I noticed this receipt did not show the reason for the cost difference so I went back in and asked why the cost was almost $100 more. I was not given any explanation. I was overcharged. I canceled the next appointment at that time. After I got home, I was emailed the attached Financial-Arrangement-*************************.pdf. I have uploaded the physical copy I was given in office that bears no signature. I want a refund for wasting my time and for overcharging me. My trust in any future care was violated.