Dr. Jeffrey Hubbard, DDS

READ THE GOOGLE REVIEWS. I can only describe their diagnosis as a huge scare tactic. The hygienist said, "It does not look good" after measuring my teeth, which I've never had a problem with. She proceeded to show me an educational video (lol) on periodontal disease, tell me that I had it and that I needed an expensive cleaning treatment plan (not fully covered by insurance) to fix it. The doctor told me that I had small cavities and needed to get part of my gums lasered off or I would have issues later on (never been an issue before and when I pressed him for what these potential issues could be, he couldn't give me an answer). I didn't feel like he was listening to me at all. I immediately went elsewhere to get a second opinion and when that dentist measured my teeth, she said they looked perfectly fine and that I just needed a regular cleaning. I also didn't have any cavities (she correctly identified that it was just sealants breaking off from when I was a kid, which is completely normal). They claim they are just taking a "preventative approach," but pressuring people to pay for treatments they don't need is not "preventative," it's a scam. They either incorrectly identified or lied about cavities, fear mongered to get me to schedule expensive treatments and unnecessary gum lasering and tooth fillings, and would not give me straight up answers.

It was a horrible experience. Saw dentist for a filling a crown and inlay and they had nitrous turned up to high and had them turn down twice. I had to almost argue with the doctor to file down the work my bite was off. I then had my face swell that night and saw another dentist 2 days later since still swollen who said I had an infection. I was on antibiotics for 10 days and the dentist did not bother to call me. It is a month and I still can't eat on that side of my mouth. In pain daily.

Quality of work is very poor. Maybe all of the good reviews were done when he was better, but when I saw him, he relied heavily on an inexperienced (5 months) assistant to do some serious work. It did not turn out well. I will have to have the procedure re-done at my expense. Will not return to him.