Dynamic Dental Smiles

I’m actually surprised to hear that people had a bad experience. I had a great one. I have horrible anxiety and ocd and they calmed me down and was able to do my root canal. I didn’t want it pulled so I was glad they could save it! Dr. b did the root canal. I had to come back because my infection was so bad it wouldn’t numb. Just finished it today actually! My experience was positive and I’m very needy so I’m glad they could accommodate me

Do not go to dynamic dental on Fruitville Road. I had the single worst dental experience of my life at this dentist office. They are overaggressive, want your money, and will use scare tactics to make sure that you get the «recommended» dental work done. I couldn’t even leave the dental chair without them asking how I planned on paying for the recommended dental work. Which, was totally and absolutely unnecessary. This business is a fraud.

This place is fascinating. The website currently lists a dentist as «Aldred Tennant» al–
though no such dentist is listed by the Florida Board. They claim on the website
to have «an extensive training» (sic) in oral surgery although there are no oral surgeons at either Sarasota office. Prior to visiting the Fruitville office, I explained that I needed crowns for two teeth and was told the charges would only be for the crown and buildup. After I arrived however, I was given a treatment plan asking for an additional $ 200 for lab work for each tooth. When I questioned that, they agreed to remove the fee. I still didn’t want the work done and here’s why. The provider had given a limited exam and had x-​rays of the two teeth. He admitted that it’s impossible
to determine «at this stage» if root canal therapy would be required. Yet, the
treatment plan required me to commit «in advance» to their doing the root
canal therapy. While any general dentist can provide root canal work, this
dentist held himself out as an endodontist although he’s not. Before my exam, I saw two cockroaches running across the floor which was a bad sign. They handed me a
plan to sign off of containing two paragraphs. In the first paragraph, the office
used periods in three places for commas. The second paragraph makes it
obvious what sloppy procedures are in place as follows:
” I knowledge that the above treatment was based upon information gathered
during my recent examination. I further acknowledge that the proposed treatment
was explained to my satisfaction and I understand the nature of the procedure
to be performed as well as my other treatment options. In the event I choose
not to schedule at this time, i understand that this treatment plan is valid for
up to 30 days s intraoral conditions change over time.” That’s right – on a form,
there are three errors in just one paragraph – I «knowledge» instead of «acknow–
ledge», «i» for I, and «s» for «as.» These people claim to offer a «high» standard
of care so hold them to it.