I went to see this so called Dr. Two years ago & as many have written he handed me a bill for $20,000 worth of dental treatments. I advised him at that moment that I could not afford that, & he explained to me that he had a program I could sign up for & try to get me approved through Capital One.
I explained to him that I did not want to spend so much money on my teeth & that I would go to another dentist for a second opinion, he went on and on about how beautiful I was & how being a single woman it was important to have a beautiful smile blah blah blah. His assistant at the time was Maria & she came into the room and advised me Capital One had approoved me & that it would be for $15,000 I again told him I could not afford that & that I would discuss it with my parents & see how they felt, The very next day I called to tell them I had decided not to go through with the loan however I would use them for a cleaning & my insurance would cover it.
I went for my cleaning & after it was done I was handed an electric tooth brush that the dental assistant advised was a gift from Dr. Piedra for having a deep cleaning done. A month or so later I recieve a bill from Capital One advising I had to make my first payment. So I called Capital One & told them that was a mistake because I never did any dental work with the Dr besides the cleaning that was covered by my insurance & they told me that Dr Piedra cashed the check for $15,000 & that it was my responsibility to pay it back at which point I refused.
Don't believe the fake good reviews on other sites, the truth is in their Better Business Bureau Rating! An F! Go to http://www.seflorida. BBB.org/BBBWeb/Forms/Business/CompanyReportPage_Expository. Aspx? CompanyID=34000703 to see for yourself.
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