I had a tooth on the bottom that was chipped but didn't even hurt yet so when I needed to have 4 teeth pulled for an upper partial plate I changed my plan with them so it wouldn't be pulled in September 2008. When I got there the were ready to pull the painless tooth and I said no. When you have many teeth pulled for a partial or dentures you get a mild sedative to take before your appointment so when they said they'd just pull it anyway I hesitantly agreed. They did charge my insurance company when they said they'd just do it and said it there'd be no charge. Such liars. I went back 3 months later to have a checkup to see how I was healing so I could get my permanent partial and they said that I couldn't get it as 2 of my 4 upper teeth went bad seeing they didn't have the other teeth for added strength. Allcare said I could have my $$1200 back. NOT!! After a month of trying to contact them I finally got a credit on my credit care for a bit over $500. Far cry from the $1110 I paid out of pocket. For some reason my insurance co. (I'll be calling Monday) still hasn't paid for 3 of the extractions so Allcare kept $342 for that. Insurance hadn't paid for the permanent partial plate either that's why I received some payment back they said. At least I received some money back, but I'm not finished yet with them. Allcare is truly a scam outfit that wants all of your money up front at an overcharge. You depend on a dentist to be kind and at a fair price. My new dentist (referred by coworkers) is pulling the last 4 teeth and I'm getting a full top denture soon. Including insurance I only have to pay $478 out of pocket. I know a partial costs about $200 more, but still it's a far cry from the $1110 I had to fork out to Allcare. I've never in my life had issues with a company and it makes me sad that these people scam patients who are in pain. Also, when I was told that I couldn't get a partial anymore at my appointment the dentist had ice for a heart. Just said you can't get a partial and you'll get your $1200 back. I never saw him again. I've seen 3 dentists there during my visits and the first one I saw was the only one that seemed to care. Funny that I haven't seen her there on subsequent visits. Hopefully she moved on. One more thing- When I was going on vacation I made an appointment (had to take off more time from work) about a 6 weeks after my extractions to have my temporary partial plate relined, that dentist said, "You have enough suction and don't need it relined. Was I ever discussted when I left then too. Need I say more? I do have even more issues with Allcare. Please don't go to Allcare Dental.

Had problems with dentures fitting @ appointment I had on 10/17/2008 and before I left their office I told them and they said I got out of the chair so i would need to make another appointment so I left called the next day asked to speak with the manager he stated that I could not be seen and the earliest I could be seen was Monday @ 10 AM I said is this the way you treat your customers and he stated that I was not a customer that I was a patient and this was a doctors office I told him that was bullshit and that they except walk ins and he stated that was for new patients only not to come out because he would not let me in the building I went anyway and I still was not able to be seen I told the manager that maybe I should tell his customers to go somewhere else he called the police when the police arrived I told them what happened and they agreed with me and that I was a customer and this was a business.

was misled, overcharged damage was done that I will have to get repaired, dont let them talk you in to one of thier credit card care deals, they want 7, 600$ for 10 extractions and temp dentures the incompitance in the work was amazing. I dont know how my state allows them to operate.

Just so everyone knows the truth, it is just what you think. Allcare requires all office managers to deposit at least $1, 000.00 per new patient that walks in the front door. The model for the company is to get the patient in the door no matter what. The doctor will do the exam, set up a "comprehensive treatment plan" and try to get you to pre pay for your treatment. If you cancel treatment before you have dentures finished they will charge you for "denture steps". Keep in mind the denture steps that you will be charged for are not recognized ADA codes, but this is done in an attempt to adhere patients from canceling treatment. Allcare will also limit the amount of patients with DMO/HMO insurance that they will see on a given day because the insurance company doesnt pay them as much. Allcare will also make three attempts to call a patient who has prepaid for their treatment but not had it finished. After that, the money is put into a different account and it sits, interest free, until the patient calls wanting their refund. The office managers are paid on how much money they collect, so they will try and "close" every patient for an extensive treatment plan. The denture's that they make are decent but well overpriced. The most extensive denture, which is $1, 299.00 a plate (before discounts) actually costs roughly $300.00 to make. The managers give a 5% prepay, and a 10% senior discount, but are actually authorized to give discounts up to 20%. Whatever it takes to close the deal. Just a little info!