[kcrazorbackfan]

Uh-oh; I broke a wisdom tooth, top right, very back and my dentist recommended extraction; referred the company above. Anyone use them; like/dislike them? Thanks in advance.

[slipcovers]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Uh-oh; I broke a wisdom tooth, top right, very back and my dentist recommended extraction; referred the company above. Anyone use them; like/dislike them? Thanks in advance.

Your dentist knows best, why would you even ask people on a forum for a recommendation?

[salpal]

It is an excellent facility with great docs and staff.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by salpal

It is an excellent facility with great docs and staff.

Have used them twice for extractions. Very painless and all were kind and very efficient. They are M.D.s. Your regular insurance should cover it.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by slipcovers

Your dentist knows best, why would you even ask people on a forum for a recommendation?

Because I can. Ever get a 2nd opinion? Thought so. Why would you waste your time to question a person asking an opinion?

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by salpal

It is an excellent facility with great docs and staff.

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Have used them twice for extractions. Very painless and all were kind and very efficient. They are M.D.s. Your regular insurance should cover it.

Thanks, salpal and graciegirl; had my extraction about 2 hrs ago at their Ocala office and everything went great.

[starflyte1]

Good news! Thanks for the follow up.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Hey, everyone. Something happened today that just floored me - Dr. Luis Rosaio, who performed my extraction Tuesday, actually called me and followed up with the procedure he did. HIM, not an assistant, not any of his staff - HIM. Believe me, I've had numerous procedures throughout my life (caused by HS football, competitive martial arts and being a LEO), and I've never had the actual Doctor call me until today. I hope I never need another tooth extracted, but if I do, that's where I'm going.

[jnieman]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Hey, everyone. Something happened today that just floored me - Dr. Luis Rosaio, who performed my extraction Tuesday, actually called me and followed up with the procedure he did. HIM, not an assistant, not any of his staff - HIM. Believe me, I've had numerous procedures throughout my life (caused by HS football, competitive martial arts and being a LEO), and I've never had the actual Doctor call me until today. I hope I never need another tooth extracted, but if I do, that's where I'm going.

Dr. Caylor did my extraction and implant and I believe they share an office. I had no pain before during or after the procedure and no bleeding. I was so scared and it was over before I knew it. I went to another dentist before this for a tooth pull and they used a local anesthetic to pull a molar. I was shaking so bad he yelled at me for it. The doctor was small and not strong enough to pull out the tooth. Terrible experience.

[NotGolfer]

I had Dr. Caylor do oral implants and found him to be caring and professional. He too called to see how I was doing. I would recommend this practice to anyone!!!

[Doctor Who]

Sorry, behind the times a bit, but are implants now offered instead of caps...or was it because of it being a wisdom tooth?

[jnieman]

when you have a tooth pulled you have the option of getting an implant or leaving the hole where the tooth was. In my case I needed it replaced.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Mine was a back wisdom tooth that I cracked; didn't need it so it wasn't replaced.

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Hey, everyone. Something happened today that just floored me - Dr. Luis Rosaio, who performed my extraction Tuesday, actually called me and followed up with the procedure he did.

I've used him 3 times in the last 6 years and also highly recommend him.