Steven D. Spitz, DMD

You would think he's great...unless you've been through what I've been through....spent 25k there and it's just half ass work the whole time...I wanted a whole new smile and needed a bottom bridge replaced because it was made using a bad tip denture..so he uses the bad looming bottom that has tilted smile to make new top so the top was limited by the bottom being at a wierd angle..when I asked if he could do the whole thing at once..because I knew the teeth I had would just cause whatever other side that he's making to basicallybe the same....he told me righr before he finished the bottom bridge that he could make changes after he finished it..and then when I wanted those changed he wanted to charge me.....which I wouldn't have had him make the final if I thought that it would cost more to make the same changes that could have been made before he finished Making the final..then he strings me alone for almost 2 years Making the same 3d denture over and over and over and over and it broke in my mouth 4 different times...3 times at really bad time in front of friends or during work..so suddenly I had no teeth to use until I fixed it...they were also disgusting and grunged up easily and they tried blaming it on my brushing when I've literally had 5 or 6 other dentures and bridges and none of them did that....and then after the fifth one dr slitz finally said he'd try making a real one for me.. Which I didn't even really need. Because I just needed one. That would get me through to a surgery that I'm supposed to get. But I'm now just waiting for him to finish this. So I can get the surgery and therefore not even need this dentur.. So I've just been going through hell for a year and a 1/2 meeting to get replacement venture after replacement after replacement after replacement after replacement. Because the 3d ones are so cheap to make.. and they could make exact copies... But the three d printed ones are really bad material and even when the little 3d lines Are buffed out it's still a tracks a lot of crud... Even just drinking copy for a couple hours they're completely dark... So finally after like the fifth one. And me fixing every single one so that I have something in my mouth.. Having to switch back to an old denser I had. That's also cracked in half. But somehow doesn't completely crack in half so that I can eat... Meaning I can't hang out with my friends or do anything. And I can't eat whilel at work... Am I of health problems and that's why I came to this place..... I just want my money back or at least something that's fair. Because this is just been crazy for me.. People making fun of me because my teeth look fake.. Doctor spitz doesn't care at all That I get made fun of at work. And that people notice that these aren't real.... They don't look real to me. My bottom teeth stick up too far... I had said that every single time, but he wanted to make it saying that he could fix it later. But he can't unless he remakes. The whole thing which isn't fixing it later. That's a remaking the entire thing. And I would not have had him make the final if he had told me the truth.... It's a simple is that. Why do you have to try to get someone to sign a piece of paper? That's gonna cost them $20000... When they're not completely happy with it?.. And on top of that, tell them how great it looks to make them think that it's just them being paranoid.... And I even said when I first started go in there to not do that to me. Because every single dentist seemingly tries to get you to sign that piece of paper. That doesn't allow you to go back And fix any mistakes... I mean, he basically forced me to take them by making 3 month interval appointments when they should've been. Maybe one month to one and a half.. All the time while wearing a chalk yellow bottom temporary.... Which I guess if you have no teeth is better than nothing. But why can't they do it with white?.. The only thing I can think of is to get you to take the bridge before your happy with it.... All of this can be avoided by not putting so much pressure on the patient.