Open and Affordable Dental Englewood

"I definitely recommend visiting here if you need excellent dental work done! I’ve come here MULTIPLE times for different procedures (because I’m a slacker) and my experience has always been a 10/10. Dr. Singh, Ciria, and other staff have always been welcoming, friendly, personable, and professional. It says something when you can go in to the dentist and expect to laugh a bit by the end of your procedure. AMAZING!"

"I had a few fillings from Dr. Singh here. Everyone, including the Dr., was very nice, but everything was very rushed and people were constantly coming in and out during my procedures. I let the Dr. know that I felt sensitivity in one of my old fillings and a small piece had fallen out. He examined it and said everything was fine. A few days later my sensitivity got worse so I came back in. This time he found the crack I mentioned and found that a small cavity had developed underneath it. I've had to have some of these fillings re-contoured because they were rough and created issues with flossing and sensitivity. I've since switched to another office because of these issues. All in all, the procedures were very rushed to the point where fillings weren't fully finished and some issues were outright missed until I scheduled follow up appointments."

"It only took them a few hours to undo tens of thousands of dollars and over a decade of orthodontic work. Short story is, they messed up my fillings and removed so much of my teeth that I'll likely have to have two crowns done to fix the damage and replace the chunks of missing teeth. Continue below for full story. Update: while eating my breakfast this morning, a filling Lan completed less than a week ago, and that hadn’t been retouched in any way, fell out. I was eating a chick n mini from chick fil a, so not exactly hard food. I got a cleaning and some fillings done here. Singh is a bit heavy handed but otherwise the cleaning was fine. I had 8 small cavities (according to them) as I hadn't been to the dentist in a long time and have chronic dry mouth due to fibromyalgia. Honestly, I'd expected more. Due to my genetics, I'm a bit of an expert in the process and have had just about every tooth worked on at least twice in my life. My mom was also an oral surgeon (assistant technically but by choice as her main job was taking care of her kids) when alive so teeth were of utmost importance in my home. First few fillings done by Singh were fine. I went in for my 2nd round with Lan and after my numbness wore off, discovered a handful of problems that I've never experienced in my 40+ fillings. While there are always small adjustments, for the most part my tooth is the same shape and size when I go in for fillings as it is when I come out of fillings. This was far from the case this time. I had a hole in my incisors (front teeth) and the incisors are far enough apart that I can slide my fingernail between them (this is a massive issue as the teeth will shift to fill this gap). I have a small mouth, tight contacts, and have never been able to do this. My premolars had also been shaved down to half their original height and their surface is now flatter than my molars. At half their necessary height and without their original shape, I'm at risk for long term issues due to pressure not being properly applied on the teeth and jaw. They were also so sharp that I cut my tongue multiple times while trying to eat and eventually had to stop using that side of my mouth. These issues are visible to the naked eye (especially my own not that most others would look close enough to notice) which means they feel monumental in my mouth. I went back to the dentist, this time requesting Singh, in order to have them fixed. He seemed to understand part of the issue and went to work. After 1.5 hours (of which he kept going back and forth between me and another client that had been double booked) the problem areas that needed to be removed were growing and the areas that had been shaved away and needed to be replaced were getting smaller. In other words, it was getting worse. Eventually I had to stop and leave mid process because it was clear they weren't going to be able to fix the damage they caused. I move often and have never gotten up and walked out of any of the two dozen dental offices I've gone into. Not even the one with the woman who kept jabbing the dental hook into the roof of my mouth. They claimed the cavities were too large (not something they made clear to me. The areas I lost enamel in I wasn't even told had a cavity.) and that if I was going to care that much about appearance they would have to do a crown because they can't construct that much missing tooth out of filling material. While I do care about appearance (anyone who had braces from 2nd-9th grade would) the larger issue is with the changed structure that will cause shifting and tooth/jaw pain that will only increase over time. Already, I have sensitivity when pressing my tongue upwards on my bicuspids despite never having had sensitivity from any other fillings in my life (with the exception of dentist who cut corners and don't use desensitizer). I had near perfectly structured teeth, won through over a decade of crying in a dental chair on a near weekly basis, and they managed to ruin it within hours."