Pride Dental Group

Stay far away from Pride DentalThis dental office only caused headaches for my boyfriend and IMy boyfriend needed to have a tooth removed and fake tooth implantedHe checked his dental insurance to make sure how much of the procedure was covered, so he knew what to expect as his final billHe went to his appointment and DrW*** began the procedureHalf way through drilling in his mouth, the receptionist, Frances, barged into the office saying she was wrong and his insurance wouldn’t cover itDrW*** started to pack up his tools right in the middle of the procedure! I knew the receptionist, Frances, was wrong and my boyfriend’s insurance did cover ($1,of the $1,800) procedure because we just called them to verify! The receptionist said if he paid for the procedure in full ($1,800), she would reimburse him the amount his insurance company pays ($1,200) laterSince he was in the middle of having his tooth drilled and pulled out we handed over the credit cardNext month, his insurance paid their portion ($1,200) yet the receptionist refused to reimburse him back! This is insurance fraud!! DrW*** purposely overcharged his client and kept the money from the insurance companyThe receptionist, Frances, would tell my boyfriend she would contact DrW*** and then call him backEvery week he would call her for an update and she “forgot” to ask DrW***DrW*** was “not in the office” when my boyfriend demanded to speak to himMany promises to “call you right back” and never didFinally, my boyfriend contacted his insurance provider and opened up a fraud investigation on DrW***His insurance company sent out a letter to DrW*** explaining the breakdown of what they paid and what my boyfriend was owed backDrW*** still refused to pay him! His insurance provider suggested to take this to small claims court since they could not take legal action to force DrW*** to repay himOnly after filling out the small claims paperwork and showing up at DrW***’s office did DrW*** finally agree to repay his portion of the overpayment! This whole process lasted months and we paid interest on our credit for it!! DrW*** is just unethicalEveryone reading this- do yourself a favor and find another dentist!

Stay far away from Pride Dental. This dental office only caused headaches for my boyfriend and I. My boyfriend needed to have a tooth removed and fake tooth implanted. He checked his dental insurance to make sure how much of the procedure was covered, so he knew what to expect as his final bill. He went to his appointment and Dr. W[redacted] began the procedure. Half way through drilling in his mouth, the receptionist, Frances, barged into the office saying she was wrong and his insurance wouldn’t cover it. Dr. W[redacted] started to pack up his tools right in the middle of the procedure! I knew the receptionist, Frances, was wrong and my boyfriend’s insurance did cover ($1,200 of the $1,800) procedure because we just called them to verify! The receptionist said if he paid for the procedure in full ($1,800), she would reimburse him the amount his insurance company pays ($1,200) later. Since he was in the middle of having his tooth drilled and pulled out we handed over the credit card. Next month, his insurance paid their portion ($1,200) yet the receptionist refused to reimburse him back! This is insurance fraud!! Dr. W[redacted] purposely overcharged his client and kept the money from the insurance company. The receptionist, Frances, would tell my boyfriend she would contact Dr. W[redacted] and then call him back. Every week he would call her for an update and she “forgot” to ask Dr. W[redacted]. Dr. W[redacted] was “not in the office” when my boyfriend demanded to speak to him. Many promises to “call you right back” and never did. Finally, my boyfriend contacted his insurance provider and opened up a fraud investigation on Dr. W[redacted]. His insurance company sent out a letter to Dr. W[redacted] explaining the breakdown of what they paid and what my boyfriend was owed back. Dr. W[redacted] still refused to pay him! His insurance provider suggested to take this to small claims court since they could not take legal action to force Dr. W[redacted] to repay him. Only after filling out the small claims paperwork and showing up at Dr. W[redacted]’s office did Dr. W[redacted] finally agree to repay his portion of the overpayment! This whole process lasted 6 months and we paid interest on our credit for it!! Dr. W[redacted] is just unethical. Everyone reading this- do yourself a favor and find another dentist!