Complaint Review: Mervyn Hurwitz - Ft Lauderdale Florida

Let the bills sit and stew, don't tell us how much it costs...bill our insurance then wait about 30 days and sue us.. thats is totally a nightmare.. Can't do that my South African Friend..like the pictures on your wall of Animals you shot and killed, too bad my friend so bad- Don't f**k us regular people over. A root canal and crown is worth $1800 not 3 grand. Next time tell us the general public how much it is before you do it... IN AMerica we call and ask and say hey man why aren't you paying? We don't just sue...by the way my a*****e friend, you spelled my name wrong on the lawusit so it doesn't show on my credit report and thus your judgegment isn't worth s**t... Thank the Lord for RipOff report it exposes guys like as the scammers you are...Go back to South Africa and be the Apartheit a*****e you are..

I have served my community diligently for 15 years and take pride in the high standard of care that my office provides. Many of our patients have been with our office since the beginning. I continually educate myself to keep up with the latest techniques, trends and materials in dentistry. Recently I completed my Fellowship in the Academy of Genral Dentistry after completing 300 hours of education and a full day examination comprising all aspects of Dentistry I have practiced dentistry for 35 years and have never told a patient that amalgam filligs are toxic. In fact the scientific evidence is clear that amalgam does not contain any free mercury once it has set, but forms a new inert metal called amalgam. However we frequently replace old amalgam fillings for the following reasons:- 1) Fillings that are worn, chipped or fractured. 2) Fillings that have caries or new cavities underneath. 3) For cosmetic reasons. The fillings of choice today are tooth colored bondings, porcelain, and composites. I have not placed an amalgam filling in my office for 15 years and have placed thousands of white fillings during this time.

I have served my community diligently for 15 years and take pride in the high standard of care that my office provides. Many of our patients have been with our office since the beginning. I continually educate myself to keep up with the latest techniques, trends and materials in dentistry. Recently I completed my Fellowship in the Academy of Genral Dentistry after completing 300 hours of education and a full day examination comprising all aspects of Dentistry I have practiced dentistry for 35 years and have never told a patient that amalgam filligs are toxic. In fact the scientific evidence is clear that amalgam does not contain any free mercury once it has set, but forms a new inert metal called amalgam. However we frequently replace old amalgam fillings for the following reasons:- 1) Fillings that are worn, chipped or fractured. 2) Fillings that have caries or new cavities underneath. 3) For cosmetic reasons. The fillings of choice today are tooth colored bondings, porcelain, and composites. I have not placed an amalgam filling in my office for 15 years and have placed thousands of white fillings during this time.

I have served my community diligently for 15 years and take pride in the high standard of care that my office provides. Many of our patients have been with our office since the beginning. I continually educate myself to keep up with the latest techniques, trends and materials in dentistry. Recently I completed my Fellowship in the Academy of Genral Dentistry after completing 300 hours of education and a full day examination comprising all aspects of Dentistry I have practiced dentistry for 35 years and have never told a patient that amalgam filligs are toxic. In fact the scientific evidence is clear that amalgam does not contain any free mercury once it has set, but forms a new inert metal called amalgam. However we frequently replace old amalgam fillings for the following reasons:- 1) Fillings that are worn, chipped or fractured. 2) Fillings that have caries or new cavities underneath. 3) For cosmetic reasons. The fillings of choice today are tooth colored bondings, porcelain, and composites. I have not placed an amalgam filling in my office for 15 years and have placed thousands of white fillings during this time.