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Re: Urgent need of a dentist with AETNA DMO
I had negative experiences with two of the dentists on your lists
I only went to these dentists because they were on the list that accepted
my dental insurance. I never did find a satisfactory dentist that
accepted insurance.
Dr. Cheung tried to upsell me on many procedures I didn't need. He told me I had lots of cavities and a number of other problems. That seemed suspect to me - my previous dentist had given me a clean bill of health six months prior. And Dr. cheung was pushing an expensive kind of filling that would cost much more.
So I went back to my previous dentist, who looked at the findings and told me that Dr. Cheung was full of it, and that he would make a statement to that effect if I want to report him. Dr. Cheung wanted to drill into my healthy teeth for his own profit!
I did report this incident to a dental review board. It wasn't worth the significant effort: In the end they found against him. the penalty? Dr. Cheung would have to refund my co-pay...$5! I was looking for some kind of censure to curtail his behavior.
Hey, I just checked online to make sure it that there aren't many Dr. Cheungs so that I wouldn't be giving erroneous info...check out the 4 terrible reviews of him on Yelp that sound similar to my experience (I did not write any of the reviews). To confirm, this is Dr. Andrew Cheung at: 2961 Summit St, Suite 3 Oakland, CA 94609 , 510-763-3331
I am looking for a good dentist. My dental plan allows me to choose
from one of the following but haven't seen any recommendations about any
of them. Looking for both good and bad feedback.
Farshad Moftakhar,
Winnie Lam,
Barouir Deimenjian,
Andrew Cheung,
Mark Cage,
John Burns
Sarah
I would highly recommend that you not go to Andrew Cheung. I saw
him five years ago for a check up when I was assigned to him by
my insurance, and he recommended that I have extensive dental
work done. I went to my old dentist in San Francisco for a
second opinion, and he said that the work was unnecessary. Despite Dr. Cheung's dire
predictions for me, I haven't had any
dental problem since.
A few years ago, I sent an email to someone from the BPN who
asked about Dr. Cheung and told her about my bad experience. She
said she received a bunch of emails from others who had similar
stories.
Anon
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