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Chicago Smile Center, Dr. Jonathan Yahav Dds, PC & Assoc
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I took my wife to Dr Yahav and was more than upset with my experience. My wife needed several crowns and had much decay. She did not look good after the time she spent with him. There was a tooth fragment in her eye (ever hear of safety glasses), and she looked like she was handled rough. I am a male ICU nurse and know how to assess patients. After reading his reviews again I realized that most of them are bogus. I took her to 2 dentists to examine the work he did on this visit (a large temporary crown) and both confirmed that it looked rushed and not representative of a man with his experience. One dentist said it looked like something his students did. I was disgusted with this news and never went back. When the second dentist removed the temporary crown he found construction material that should never have been left in place. It was like ""pulling a tooth"" to get half my money back (I payed 2500 for two full crowns which I did not let him finish). The area of her mouth that he worked on has bothered her ever since. She needed two root canals on the area he worked for 90 minutes. It is my belief that if he would have taken his time, these root canals could have been avoided. She had an infection on the most recent that required antibiotics. All of the other work she received at a subsequent dentist has gone well. Please stay away from Dr Yahav if you need anything serious. Go to a dentist that only sees one patient at a time and only works from one office (he has three to pay for). CAUTION
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