Dr. Don Curtis DDS Attending Faculty over saw my dentist Miss. Polenskya, who is now graduated, during a 2 year long and painful and costly dental process that I did not want when I originally went to UCSF. I wanted bridges. They talked me into caping all my teeth with porcelain caps with a gold foundation and designed my caps so the partials would ride on my teeth and not my gums ensuring me of a far greater and enduring results, that which I have ever had previous to coming to UCSF.
You see I had some very bad dentistry experiences in the past. Moreover, I felt they were the experts so I agreed because they told me the partial claps would be hidden and their plan was far more advanced than that of previous work, again ensuring me of undetectable and long lasting results.
First, the top caps in the front are all wrong. You can see very dark areas reaching around from the back of the caps from the dark silver colored gold they used. Which makes my teeth look dirty.
Second, the caps chipped almost immediately. Which they said was normal! Now, 4 years later the partials also broke and they (Doctor Curtis) are taking the wrong posture looking for justification as to why it's my fault. Claiming teeth grinding as the reason they do not have to stand on the work.
Now they want another %2220.00 This is an outrage! One would think that a prestigious university such as UCSF would not resort to such tactics. Why is it so hard to get humans to do the right thing?
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