Kristin the hygienist during scaling noticed the DB cusp of #was missing, she asked pt about it, she said it has been gone for a long time and that she doesn`t want to do anything about it [redacted] took new IO photos today so we can watch it DrD [redacted] had an opportunity to talk to [redacted] and then explained to her that tooth #had a very large amalgam filling and that there was obviously a fracture in that cusp that was not visible clinically, or radio-graphically I explained to her that good, solid tooth structure and fillings will not fracture during a routine SRP and that if left alone the tooth would have eventually fractured on biting, grinding, etc Pt understood and said she was happy Pt wanted to proceed with the crown as she is going to Red Lodge for a painting workshop, and did not want the tooth to fracture any further I told her that she would be in a temporary crown for weeks, and there was a small chance there could be problems with the temp, especially if she ate anything sticky, or hard on the side We will proceed with the crown todayBrewer Dental Center did provide a credit for a buildup on tooth #to help support the new crown
Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: I continue to request that Brewer Dental reimburse me $by October per the certified letter they received from me 10/11/regarding their charge for the repair of my tooth that Brewer Dental broke Thank you.Sincerely, [redacted]
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: The point is whether Brewer is going to assume financial responsibility for fixing what they broke. We could quibble this way for some time about surrounding facts and speculations I prefer resolution so will pursuit justice court. Thank you for these efforts.Sincerely,*** ***
Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because: I continue to request that Brewer Dental reimburse me $975 by October 21 per the certified letter they received from me 10/11/2016 regarding their charge for the repair of my tooth that Brewer Dental broke. Thank you.Sincerely,[redacted]
Kristin the hygienist during scaling noticed the DB cusp of #14 was missing, she asked pt about it, she said it has been gone for a long time and that she doesn`t want to do anything about it. [redacted] took new IO photos today so we can watch it. Dr. D[redacted] had an opportunity to talk to...
[redacted] and then explained to her that tooth #14 had a very large amalgam filling and that there was obviously a fracture in that cusp that was not visible clinically, or radio-graphically. I explained to her that good, solid tooth structure and fillings will not fracture during a routine SRP and that if left alone the tooth would have eventually fractured on biting, grinding, etc. Pt understood and said she was happy. Pt wanted to proceed with the crown as she is going to Red Lodge for a painting workshop, and did not want the tooth to fracture any further. I told her that she would be in a temporary crown for 2 weeks, and there was a small chance there could be problems with the temp, especially if she ate anything sticky, or hard on the side. We will proceed with the crown today. Brewer Dental Center did provide a credit for a buildup on tooth #14 to help support the new crown.
Kristin the hygienist during scaling noticed the DB cusp of #was missing, she asked pt about it, she said it has been gone for a long time and that she doesn`t want to do anything about it [redacted] took new IO photos today so we can watch it DrD [redacted] had an opportunity to talk to [redacted] and then explained to her that tooth #had a very large amalgam filling and that there was obviously a fracture in that cusp that was not visible clinically, or radio-graphically I explained to her that good, solid tooth structure and fillings will not fracture during a routine SRP and that if left alone the tooth would have eventually fractured on biting, grinding, etc Pt understood and said she was happy Pt wanted to proceed with the crown as she is going to Red Lodge for a painting workshop, and did not want the tooth to fracture any further I told her that she would be in a temporary crown for weeks, and there was a small chance there could be problems with the temp, especially if she ate anything sticky, or hard on the side We will proceed with the crown todayBrewer Dental Center did provide a credit for a buildup on tooth #to help support the new crown
Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: I continue to request that Brewer Dental reimburse me $by October per the certified letter they received from me 10/11/regarding their charge for the repair of my tooth that Brewer Dental broke Thank you.Sincerely, [redacted]
Brewer Dental Center is in the process of composing a letter to send to *** for an answer to her monetary request
Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because: The point is whether Brewer is going to assume financial responsibility for fixing what they broke. We could quibble this way for some time about surrounding facts and speculations I prefer resolution so will pursuit justice court. Thank you for these efforts.Sincerely,*** ***
Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because: I continue to request that Brewer Dental reimburse me $975 by October 21 per the certified letter they received from me 10/11/2016 regarding their charge for the repair of my tooth that Brewer Dental broke. Thank you.Sincerely,[redacted]
Kristin the hygienist during scaling noticed the DB cusp of #14 was missing, she asked pt about it, she said it has been gone for a long time and that she doesn`t want to do anything about it. [redacted] took new IO photos today so we can watch it. Dr. D[redacted] had an opportunity to talk to...
[redacted] and then explained to her that tooth #14 had a very large amalgam filling and that there was obviously a fracture in that cusp that was not visible clinically, or radio-graphically. I explained to her that good, solid tooth structure and fillings will not fracture during a routine SRP and that if left alone the tooth would have eventually fractured on biting, grinding, etc. Pt understood and said she was happy. Pt wanted to proceed with the crown as she is going to Red Lodge for a painting workshop, and did not want the tooth to fracture any further. I told her that she would be in a temporary crown for 2 weeks, and there was a small chance there could be problems with the temp, especially if she ate anything sticky, or hard on the side. We will proceed with the crown today. Brewer Dental Center did provide a credit for a buildup on tooth #14 to help support the new crown.