Paul R. Miller, D.D.S.

I feel obligated to speak up just so others don’t have their teeth, gums, and general health damaged by Dr. Miller. Dr. Miller changed my treatment plan without informing me or getting my informed consent--I was supposed to get two separate individual crowns, but he cut corners and decided it should be a connected crown even though that was never discussed, nor would I have ever agreed to that, and it certainly isn't what I paid for, and it isn’t what his office billed insurance for. He was disinterested in proper communications and consent procedures and has been reported to relevant authorities. The shoddy dental work Dr. Miller did caused a severe gum infection and also necessitated root canals on both teeth that were supposed to just get individual crowns. It took 3 phenomenal dental experts and thousands of dollars more just to fix the damage Dr. Miller caused. The dentists that helped were true professionals and credit to the dental profession, Dr. Miller is the exact opposite. The minute Dr. Miller was called out on his conduct, he became very rude and dismissive. I advise against allowing Dr. Miller to perform a gingivectomy, he claims it is necessary but absolutely get a second opinion because it was completely unnecessary for my situation, and it did a great deal more damage. He was completely unskilled in the dental work he performed on my teeth; other dentists didn't even initially believe the work was done by a licensed dentist because it was so bad. I really wish the reviews would allow for me to load the dental imaging but because it can reveal personal medical info, it isn’t allowing it. The dental records from him were atrocious, they were horribly handwritten and near illegible on what looked like loose-leaf paper. Not sure if it’s on purpose to obscure records but it certainly makes for sloppy record-keeping and documentation. I also received mixed over-the-counter painkiller medication from Dr. Miller before he performed the dental work, but none of it was documented in any of the medical records when my records were requested. I asked about it, and if it was a standard dose, he gives to everyone, it still took him a week to figure out what he give me and at what dosage. He never asked about height and weight so this cocktail was not adjusted for me as an individual patient.