Switching doctors, dentists, etc....

[rchristiansen]

So many months ago I posted on here how I was getting iritated with our dentist:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2698706


And we actually got new insurance and were able to switch. We really like our new dentist and they were super good with our DD and actually found a cavity under a filling that DH had. Oh and BTW, I did not have the cavities that the old dentist found with their "device."


Soo.....our old dentist has NOT STOPPED bugging us! We got multiple phone calls, emails and text messages from them. It's like we are trying to break up with an ex boyfriend/girlfriend who is so depressed that we left.

Now, today we got a hand written note in the mail saying how sad they were that we left!

Anyone else have ex-doctors/dentists that act like psycho-ex-girlfriends?

 

[RitaZ.]

So many months ago I posted on here how I was getting iritated with our dentist:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2698706


And we actually got new insurance and were able to switch. We really like our new dentist and they were super good with our DD and actually found a cavity under a filling that DH had. Oh and BTW, I did not have the cavities that the old dentist found with their "device."


Soo.....our old dentist has NOT STOPPED bugging us! We got multiple phone calls, emails and text messages from them. It's like we are trying to break up with an ex boyfriend/girlfriend who is so depressed that we left.

Now, today we got a hand written note in the mail saying how sad they were that we left!

Anyone else have ex-doctors/dentists that act like psycho-ex-girlfriends?

OMG! Are you in NW Broward county FL? Our former dentist did everything yours has done, except the letter/note. Lots of calls at home from the receptionist, emails and texts to DH, calls from hygienist, etc. I have never experienced anything like it. To me, that indicated that they were desperate for business. I know our former dentist was. Our current dentist doesn't have to do that because they're always booked.

Ignore all their attempts to contact you. His office is probably having a difficult time keeping patients and want to do all they can to retain the ones they have or had.

 

[golfgal]

WOW!!!! I think maybe a call to the state licensing board might be in order. We had an unethical dentist and I am still kicking myself for not reporting him...

Do you have any lawyer friends that will draft a quick note to dentist on their legal letterhead to tell the dentist to knock it off???