The Oral & Facial Surgery Center

Dr. Sullivan is very knowledgable however, 60 days after my TMJ surgery my jaw came out of the socket. His office told me that I would need to go get an MRI and bring it to them. Dr. Sullivan exhausted my dental benefits for this service and thus all costs after surgery would be out of pcoket. It appears that this doctor does not stand by his work and does not have a corrective plan in place for BAD work. I would strongly discourage the TMJ surgery as a year and a half later my cheek, chin and lip are still numb. This has been a complete nightmare.

I had my wisdom teeth taken out by Dr Scott Sercy. After the procedure he spent no more than a minute going over what I should be eating for the next several days, and did not explain or provide information about the pain killers I had been prescribed. Later after throwing up because of the hydrocodone a friend suggested to cut the dose in half which worked great, I was able to keep food down without being in major pain. A couple of days later I went back into the office because I had dry sockets on both sides. The Dr. explained in a very judgemental tone that I should have had my wisdom teeth removed several years ago (even though I would't have been able to afford the thousands of dollers) I came in a couple of days later to have my medicine packs changed and was rushed in and out of the office so fast I almost felt dizzy afterwards. My last visit was because I was having severe stomach cramps and though it might have to do with the medicine I was on. It turnes out that the antibiotic I was on was causing this, though if I had been told at the beginning of all this that I should be eating yogert and other probiotics I would have never had those terrible stomach pains.