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Hannah Dobbs

5 months ago

For the past year I’ve been visiting Denver Tech Dentistry every 6-8 weeks. There is no doubt as to why there are smiling faces on both sides of the chair. This whole practice is well looked after. These patients are especially well taken care of. And having spent a lot of time there in the past year, it’s consistently professional and inviting. If you’re looking for someone to join your team in providing the best care, tailored to you, Denver Tech Dentistry is the way to go. Dr. Taylor is continually pushing for growth and expanding her knowledge in many areas of her field that her patients alone reap the benefits of. She is extremely intelligent and thoughtful to all who are involved.

Kristen Gustafson

6 months ago

Please advocate for yourself here!!! In April 2025 I had a permanent crown placed in my mouth on my upper right canine. Immediately upon putting the permanent crown in I experienced discomfort and pressure. I expressed this to Dr. Griffith as he was fitting the crown, and he assured me that this was normal, and that the pressure would subside and within a few few days to a week everything would be back to normal. I advocated at that time that I disagreed, that it was causing heartbeat style throbbing in my face. Again, he assured me this is normal and would resolve on its own. Fast forward to July 2025, 8 weeks had passed - I returned to the office to let them know that I was still experiencing a lot of pressure and discomfort with the permanent crown. I told them at that time I had been experiencing intense migraines, I had gone to a neurologist who had suggested potentially the crown wasn’t fitted properly, which to this, Dr. Griffith took a great offense. I assured him that I was not questioning his knowledge or skill, that I was only advocating for what felt right and off within my own body. Not only did he dismiss my concerns, but he made me feel foolish for expressing them. So much to the point that I was in the chair practically begging him to do something to adjust the crown. He did finally agree to humor me and make an appointment to adjust the crown two weeks later - again not giving any real care or concern for the fact that I was struggling with intense pain and migraines as a result of this crown. About 10 days passed and I could no longer stand the pressure in my head or the migraines, so I called and was able to secure an earlier appointment at which time I went in and asked to have the entire permanent crown removed. After overcoming more pushback from Dr G, I happily signed paperwork saying that I could possibly lose the tooth because I was in so much pain and discomfort that losing the tooth would be better than keeping that crown in my mouth. Immediately upon removal of the crown, I felt an intense pressure release. Within 12 hours, my migraines had subsided greatly, and within seven days my health had restored itself completely back to normal. All of this over a crown that was ill fitted and misplaced; with my concerns going unheard and invalidated for months. As a result, I had an extreme loss in the quality of my life during that time. I will say that Dr. G’s dental assistant Amanda is one of the best in the business. I will really be sad to not be under her care for cleanings. Rockstar! I felt it’s important to share my experience so that people could make an informed decision whether or not they wanted to be seen by a Doctor who will validate their concerns or gaslight them. For me, this was never about who was “right or wrong” in their treatment plan. This was about me, expressing that I was in pain, my quality of life was being affected, and my doctor not listening to me.

ann christensen

6 months ago

Dr. Taylor, her assistants, and the hygienists treat me with the utmost care. I never feel afraid even when having extensive work done (like I did today.) She has also done aesthetic work and fitted me with a sleep apnea devise, both of which have served me well for decades. She’s the best dentist I have ever had.