My wife was referred to a dentist to assess a tooth for possible root canal. The dentist did not do any tests on her teeth, nor asked her what tooth was bothering her. He proceeded right away to do a root canal on a tooth (47) that was not bothering her. Upon contacting the dentist that evening to inform him that he did the root canal on the wrong tooth, he told my wife to come back in and he would do the root canal on the tooth (46) that was bothering her. Again, with no examination. Shortly thereafter, my wife had to have both 46 and 47 retreated by a specialist. The problems however, did not go away. Tooth 47 was extracted because of complications from the 1st root canal treatment and tooth 46 now needs to be extracted. These events have occurred over the past year and my wife has been in constant pain for the past year.
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