Looking for a specialist...
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Maria Stewart79 said:I am looking for recommendations for a reliable dentist in Washington, D.C.—specifically someone skilled in prosthetics, such as veneers, fillings, and more modern procedures. Ideally, I would prefer somewhere in the central area rather than in Brooklyn or out on the outskirts.
Someone here suggested Dr. John Doe over on Derenčin near Quartic—has anyone actually visited him, and if so, how was your experience? It strikes me as odd when someone joins this forum just to drop a single recommendation and nothing else. Another user recommended Dr. Michael Frantic, but they also only posted once. Does anyone here have actual experience with them? I haven't seen any follow-up posts from patients confirming whether they were satisfied with the results.
Does anyone have experience with Dr. Check in Rudes on George Antunac Street—how is his work? (Though, honestly, that isn't very central for me). Or perhaps Dr. Jordanic in Ozalj, located in Queens?
I am truly requesting your honest recommendations, comments, and experiences. Thanks in advance.
Whatever you do, don't let someone casually steer you toward Blazenka Crnojevic. She runs Crnojevic Dental Studio at 37 Trnjanska St, and frankly, it is nothing more than a high-priced scam. They will try to sell you on ridiculous dental appliances by claiming they’ll somehow improve your joint health, charging you an exorbitant amount (anywhere between $5,000 and $2333). When you go in for checkups, they act as if they are weighing your teeth on two different digital scales just to see if one side is heavier than the other. It's absurd. You show up to get a tooth fixed, and they spin such a convincing yarn that you end up buying those useless appliances too. To make matters worse, the actual dental work isn't even done properly. Avoid that office at all costs!