Cool Nick-name, thanks!
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Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
Troy, Michigan, USA

Writing on a tablet PC,so forgive me if the PC misreads my poor handwriting.

If it needed to be redone a year later, I would re-do the entire thing at no
charge to the patient (unless the patient did something they were instructed
not to do--open beer bottles with teeth, fist fight, etc.)

So what if you have cut a hole right through the porcelain crown?  If the
crown is intact outside of the access hole, I will usually place a Cerana
pre-formed inlay.

2 appointments of 3 hours. It does require a lot of patience. You end
up feeling like a lab rat. I No nitrous oxide :-) I did however

This is why I am not going anymore. With all the rules/regulations
instructor consults, approval, scheduling conflicts,  bureaucratic
procedures, school closures due to breaks between semesters, traffic
in los angeles,  the half price is basically not worth it. Maybe if
they paid the patients instead. Then they want you to sign a treatment
plan i.e. you agree to have all your teeth fixed, not see any other
private dentist, etc.

One good thing is that whatever is done will probably be high quality
work. Though I wonder sometimes if little mistakes slip through like
the lack of grinding down the tooth. They also say things like "we
will not cement the crown unless it's perfect even if the school loses
money  therefore we do better work then private dentists who will not
do that due to profit considerations.