Kerber Smiles

Our child went to [redacted] for years & we assumed she was receiving adequate care. Her last visit found some very concerning dental problems. Once able to see her records (since we aren't allowed to go in with her, we have no clue what is or is not done) we noticed that X-Rays that should be done every 6-12 mos hadn't been done in over 18 months although she was in there every 6 months. Had the standard of care been provided adequately & X-Rays taken every 6-12 mos, our daughter would not need to have the drastic dental work she needs now. I have consulted numerous other dentists who agree that the standard of care for X-Rays for a child is every 6-12 mos (and also is what's recommended by the FDA) & that if X-Rays had been done accordingly, the problems found at her last visit would have been found & could have been easily resolved. There is no way the problems found developed in only 6 months, so the mistake of not taking X-Rays was a huge detriment to my child's dental health.