Susan R Sheldon, DDS

First day dentist gave me no information on what she was going to do. I explained that I thought it was the back tooth when I first felt the pain. I believed it was the tooth that they were working on but she decided she needed to demonstrate. She took a tool and tapped my back tooth and there was no pain, she then took the tool and hit my infected tooth as hard as she could and then preceded to tell me it was my fault she hit it so hard. I think it is her making a joke, though she never acknowledged it or did I, but whenever she gave me the numbing shot her hand would shake like mad. She proceeded to do whatever she was doing for my root canal. The root canal took two days. After the second appointment I get a call saying she left some root and asked if I would like to fix it. She made it sound like it was nothing so I declined. Then I started getting tooth pain so I went back. After 3rd visit I still have a sensitive tooth with a giant unplugged hole in it. Won't go back.