Dr. Ronald Receveur, DDS

Clean office, friendly staff, knowledgeable doctors who actually take the time to listen to all questions and concerns. I'd recommend this office to anyone that is interested in dental implants.

I started this horrible experience 14 months ago. My surgery was horrible. Woke up to Dr Receveur sewing my bottom gums up. Threw up 1 1/2 cups of blood on the way home. I guess they forgot to suction during surgery. There has been delay after delay for appointments. Many impressions and still don't have acceptable teeth. I paid well over $40,000 for implants that I was promised I would love. None of the temporary sets have been acceptable. One set was broken when putting in my mouth. I am constantly biting the inside of my mouth. Biting my tongue when I talk. My speech is bad. My first temp set was so far off I could only chew with my front teeth. Dr Receveur put the bottoms in and said "I guess you'll have bunny teeth for a while" and chuckled. I have a video of me eating and it is horrible to look at. The bulkiness of the teeth at the roof of my mouth and inside bottom are so bad that I have no room for my tongue to be comfortable. Try on after try on has been bad. Dr Brad thinks

(continued) I immediately complained but the other dentist said ‘he could fix them’. Not only was the smile crooked but the mechanics of the bite was crooked. For the back teeth, one side was lower than the other. The other dentist in the office thought the fix was to grind on the face of the teeth so the slant was changed, but only for appearance, not function ability. It was at this point that my new teeth went into a ‘salvage operation’. The more they would grind on the teeth, the smaller the teeth became. After having some of the teeth replaced to try to correct the problem, he would turn around and try grinding them down again. He was emphatic about doing it his way and seems to ignore my concerns. I questioned about why he did some things the way he did, and he told me ‘this is the way it’s supposed to be’. This ordeal had continued until about September 2016 when it was determined that I had to have hip replacement surgery, which I did Christmas 2016.