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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aku" data-source="post: 4313772" data-attributes="member: 26480"><p>This is where I used to go. I've had major dental issues, and when I first started with the dental college, you were assigned a periodontal graduate student, with a real dentist watching over things and double checking xrays. They would always take photographs as part of their class work and was used to study and learn. It was an almost pleasant experience. The shots hurt, but done with loving care. They even took into consideration my blood thinner medication, when doing the procedures. I even got my assigned students cell phone number if I had questions. She would call me after class work was done to check on me. I went through 4 surgeries with that student. She became - like family. Then everything changed. She graduated, and went to her families periodontal business, which I couldn't afford. (and still can't) Things spiraled downhill fast at the dental college after her graduation, which ultimately led me to find somewhere else to go. I hope its better now, that place saved me from having my teeth pulled out and dentures fitted.</p></blockquote><p></p>