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Bolly Aines

Bolly Aines

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Visited in the evening for an upper molar extraction. I'm mildly autistic and incredibly nervous of the dentist due to bad childhood experiences. The dentist was very reassuring and gave extra numbing injections when asked which I appreciate. He was able to get my tooth out without cutting apart, as was suggested by my usual dentist. I cannot fault the actual experience at the time of having it taken out as it was mostly painless and not as bad as imagined, however as you'll read, he clearly did a far worse and destructive job getting it out than I had realised in the moment. Once I got home, I noticed a white line from the top of my gums to the empty socket, I thought nothing of this as white can be healing/growing gum tissue. When I phoned them the next day, they said with 100% certainty it was something they put in place to encourage a healthy clot. 24 hours on and this white line that had a sharp point since the moment of extraction, started cutting into my cheek. I had already messaged asking if the picture could be looked at by the dentist, they responded saying they would, but never got back to me after. The pain got worse and I found it too difficult to eat in order to take the prescribed antibiotics. With no response at all, I had to call another emergency dentist in Stafford who was immediately available and upon reviewing the photo, said it was my jaw bone exposed. They booked me in there and then to file it down and dress it so my gum can grow back over it. I'm sickened to my core that after charging me £400 for just a single extraction, they didn't even file the sharp point down or even care to tell me that it was my jaw bone exposed... Once sorted, looking to take legal action to ensure this doesn't happen to anyone else, medical negligence is a stain on the industry. Safe to say I'm definitely more scared of the dentist than I was before. Would absolutely not recommend to anyone who values their mouth. For your own sake, stick to your usual dentist if possible and get treatment promptly, do not leave it to a last minute practice in a dodgy part of stoke.

Sara Pace

Sara Pace

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

⭐ ONE STAR — BEWARE OF THE GREAT REPUTATION I was with Amica for over 15 years, confident in its stellar reputation and comfortable paying a higher premium because I believed I was buying a better product-- I felt safe with Amica. I had never made an insurance claim in my life. Then my house was hit by hail in August 2024, and I learned what my expensive insurance actually looked like when I needed to use it. Amica initially paid me about $900 for my roof. My roofer told me there was clear hail damage and urged me to challenge their decision. I did. Then Amica turned my claim over to a law firm. I did not have a lawyer. For more than a year and a half, I personally corresponded with lawyers trying to intimidate and bully me into giving up. I almost did except by the sheer luck and blessing from above, I ran into a wonderful public adjuster who helped me. In the process, I spent close to $5,000 of my own money fighting Amica, including about $3,000 for an engineer's report, plus the cost of an inspector and an umpire's fee. After nearly two years, the appraisal valued my loss at approximately $21,700. What made this even harder to swallow was watching my neighbors hit by the same hail storm insured by companies that were not as highly rated as Amica had their roofs approved and paid long before mine was resolved. I had the education, financial resources and persistence to keep fighting. But I kept wondering: What happens to an older homeowner who doesn't have $5,000 to spend proving the damage is real? What happens to someone who doesn't know how to challenge an insurance company, or who becomes intimidated when their insurance company turns the claim over to lawyers? So beware of the great ratings. Amica's stellar reputation was one of the reasons I stayed with them for more than 15 years and willingly paid higher premiums. I thought I was paying more for the security of knowing I would be taken care of if something happened.

Sabrina B

Sabrina B

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I think Gruns is a scam and I do not recommend the subscription. The product is expensive and they make you jump through hoops to try to cancel. When you have an order coming, they only give you a one hour heads-up via email. And if you do not cancel your order within that one hour, you can't stop it from shipping. The problem is most people don't check their email within one hour and I think Gruns knows this, so too often a person can end up with a new shipment of Gruns that they didn't want and have no way to get rid of. I found their website difficult to maneuver, even just trying to get to the cancelation page. Then once you try to cancel, they try to make you watch a video first and click through several pages before you can cancel the product. Sometimes they switch which button is highlighted so you think you're clicking the 'cancel subscription' button when you're really clicking 'continue subscription.' I do not appreciate vendors that try to trick people into losing money or try to deceive people into continuing a vendor-client relationship. On top of that, they only let people return their very first order. So any issues you have with any other order in your subscription- tough luck for you. I do not think Gruns is an honest vendor and I would not recommend it to anyone. I rarely ever leave reviews for anything, but I'm so dissatisfied that I need to make it my mission for people to understand how difficult it can be dealing with Gruns. Plus I haven't noticed any difference with my health in taking gruns and I've been using it for months.