In all the years i have been having dental work, i have never had a verbal confrontation with a dentist; i have an adverse reaction to vicodin, so i asked that the doctor prescribe percoset...he repeatedly refused; i've had it prescribed for dental work before without a problem; anyway, i'm a nurse, well aware of what a dentist/oral surgeon usually prescribes; he was adamant but i persisted and i found it suspicious, as if there was an issue with that particular drug, avoiding prescribing it at all costs. I continued to persist and he gave in, but when i got to my car i saw they were half the strength of the commonly prescribed dosage...so infrequently prescribed that only one CVS in town had them in stock. In addtion, they didn't give me enough pain medication during surgery, so i asked for more, he injected and continued working (you have to wait a few minutes to allow the drug to take effect); i must have moaned too loudly in pain...they "shhhhh, "''d me, told me to stop...i'm am sure that was because they didn't want the patients in the waiting room to hear.. the first set of detures came out bucked, so i had to go back (more wasting more of my time); my date of service was august of 2010; it is june 3, 2011, ten months later..and i receive another bill for $54...the service date was 10 months ago! that's crazy! the office manager insulted me..i asked him if i would have a problem with the dentures fitting right if i lost a fair amount of weight...he looked at me and asked, "You mean like 100 pounds?" i don't know why i didn't do this before i went, i looked the stow office up online and there was nothing but complaints...it's so easy to trust and get taken in because they are a big chain and market themselves very well; so i dropped my guard and didn't check them out first...it's a shame i should have to even to that..