I took my daughter for an exam and they told me she had 5 cavities, when I went to pay they informed me they did not accept the insurance we had so I had to find another dentist. The new dentist we found did an exam and found my daughter had no cavities. I am a little concerned. I would assume if my daughter did indeed have cavities the new dentist would surely be ready to bill us for it and fill them, why would Dr. Stoltz say she had 5 if she didn't? I guess it will be time for a 3rd opinion. I have to wonder how "high power" the x ray machines are between the 2 facilities, this could be my only excuse as to why the HUGE difference. I will be filing a report as either someone is over charging for nothing or someone is not educated enough to know what they are looking for. Or like I said it could come down to a simple difference in a machine. We shall see.

Not a very friendly dentist. Reminded me a lot of the military dentists. Also his office drastically underestimated what my insurance would cover. This caused a large out of pocket expense that could've be avoided if they had gotten preapproval. I've never had this happen with my old dentist.