Doctor Alberto Coto Calvo of Implant and Cosmetics Solutions was the dentist.
I am an American woman who was severely butchered and maimed by Doctor Alberto Coto Calvo.
At the time that I went to Doctor Coto Calvo his business name was High Tech Dental Clinic. Since then he has changed his business address and business name to Implant and Cosmetic Solutions. I have no doubt that Doctor Alberto Coto will continue to move his address around Costa Rica and change his business name over and over in hopes of disguising his identity as a completely incompetent, negligent and unethical medical tourism dentist.
This man broke one of my teeth causing 3 root canals to be preformed while in his care. He left me with half of my teeth open margin (the crowns are popped off my teeth) and he screwed up my bite so badly that I now suffer from severe TMJ, can't eat or speak properly etc... Not to mention that I live every day in constant horrable pain.
The cost to fix my bite alone is $35,000 (which i don't have) plus thousands more for additional work that I need because of this incompetent crook.
I've been seen by several American dental specialist's who all confirm that my teeth will start falling out one by one because of the open margins caused by Doctor Alberto Coto's negligence.
I have a seizure disorder and no dentist will give me dentures when I become toothless because dentures can slip during a seizure in which case I can choke to death.
Therefore, I am completely out of luck.
When I complained publically about being butchered abroad, I was almost arrested, charged with a felony and locked up in a foreign prison for speaking against Doctor Coto's reputation. There is no freedom of speech (even for Americans in Costa Rica) and complaining about a Costa Rican citizen is considered speaking against their reputation and a very serious felony in Costa Rica. I fled that country immediately before I was thrown in a 3rd world country Costa Rican prison.
Below is a copy of my first medical report from an American specialist shortly after being butchered by Doctor Alberto Coto. My medical condition has since got much worse.
Michael S. Ramer, D.D.S.
Prosthodontist
May 18
Bank of America
Dispute Resolution Services
P.O. Box 53137
Phoenix, A285072-3137
Re: Claim # 11397L2
Michael S. Ramer, D.D.S.
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing this letter on behalf of my patient Kimberly Rogers. As you can see from my Ietterhead, I am a Prosthodontist, which is a dental specialist in the fabrication of crown and bridge procedures. I have been working as an expert in this field since 1992. I have done a comprehensive dental evaluation, reviewed all available x-rays and analyzed the patient's bite. It is my professional opinion that the dental work previously done was beneath the standard of care and done improperly. The patient had a full mouth of porcelain crowns done and when she bites down, she should be able to make contact with all her teeth simultaneously. That is not the case.
The patient is only biting down on a few of her front teeth and none of her back teeth are hitting.
That is totally improper and by any dental standard would be considered negligent.
There are also multiple areas where cement was not cleaned properly after the crowns were cemented and one of the crowns shows an obvious poor fit to the tooth when evaluated on the x-ray.
There are multiple consequences that can occur from an improper bite. They include, but are not limited to fracture of the teeth, fracture of the porcelain, loosened of the teeth in the bone, bone loss around the teeth, infection, jaw pain, pain in the facial muscles, neck pain, shoulder pain, inability to eat or speak properly, pain in the teeth, etc. The patient already relates that she is
having several of the symptoms. As you can see, if left untreated, the patient's current condition can lead to an endless amount of dental problems.
Unfortunately, the solution to the problem is not a simple one, especially when the bite is so incorrect. The only solution the patient has is to start from the beginning and redo the improper dentistry that was done.in other words to replace all the crowns in her mouth. That is the only way that a proper bite could be established. I would estimate that the time necessary to correct the dentistry would be a 3 to 4 month time frame and would cost approximately 35,000.
I hope this information is helpful to you.
Sincerely,
Micheal S. Ramer, D.D.S.
7672 nob hill road. Tamarac, florida 3332l. [954j 718-8840. (954) 718-8897 fax www.BrowardDRC.com
My personal medical tourism nightmare story with Doctor Alberto Coto Calvo gets much worse than I am covering on this complaint. I have 3 different u-tube video's that are attached to three different blogs.
Please watch all three of them and help spread the warning to Americans and Canadians on just how shrude, cunning, crewl and ruthless a medical tourism dentist can be when you are butchered abroad!
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