James E. Eash, D.D.S.

Britney

I would first like to start off by saying, I have never had a cavity before seeing this dentist. I went to him for a cleaning and a checkup. All went well with first visit. Upon returning for second cleaning and x-rays, I was told that I has 5 cavities. Five! I didn't have ANY tooth pain at all but I was told that all 5 needed filled. . I allowed this dentist to fill my 5 cavities in two different appointments. Upon getting first set filled, everything went well until I arrived home and the numbing shot wore off. I was in excruciating pain. I couldn't eat. Anything hot or cold hurt my teeth. I called the dentist and told the receptionist that I didn't want to get my other teeth filled until dentist figured out what was causing this pain, that I didn't have prior to the fillings. She kept my appointment and said dentist would look at me then. Upon arriving for appointment I noticed they had me set up for the fillings. I kindly told them that I called receptionist and canceled my fillings and I was suppose to be seen about the pain.

This upset the dentist and he acted like my pain wasn't a big deal. He grinded some on my teeth, told me they were set to high, prescribed me steroids, told me I would be better in a week, rescheduled to have other teeth filled, and sent me home. The steroids took away the throbbing pain but not the pain I felt from eating. When I arrived to have other teeth filled I told the dentist this and he told me that the pain would be gone in a few weeks. I went ahead against my best judgment and allowed him to fill the remaining so-called cavities. After my appointment, I immediately looked at my teeth and noticed TWO BIG HOLES in them where he supposedly filled the cavities. I tried attaching photos of holes to show you but it wont let me. I literally had two huge holes in my teeth. Now, im unable to eat on either side of my mouth. Im in pain. Hurting. Cant brush my teeth hardly. I went to another dentist who told me that my teeth were set very high and that the dentist took out the cavities but didn't fill them. WHAT!? She explained that since he submitted an insurance claim saying he filled them, she's unable to do anything with those teeth for an entire year. She explained if I wanted them corrected, I would need to go to another dentist and pay out of pocket to have them done correctly.

Fast forward, I scheduled an appointment with a wonderful dentist in Evansville where he told me the same thing. The dentist took my cavities out but didn't fill any of the holes which is causing my pain. My teeth were also badly offset. When this is all said and done, I will be paying out-of-pocket $600 to have my teeth corrected. Rediculous. And then to top it all off, when I called to get my xrays, they weren't going to release them to me. That was a fight. I finally got them released but long story longer, I wouldn't send my dog to this place. My husband had cavities filled here also and he's having pain in one of his teeth also. This dentist either doesn't know what he's doing, he's high on drugs and is making careless mistakes, or he's ripping insurances off. Not sure which one but the mistakes made were careless and should have never been made. I have proof of everything im saying from two different other dentist! I wanted to make sure to get a second opinion before moving forward with what i plan on doing. Please find somewhere else to go!

August 18, 2020

Salena Hurse

Dr Eash staff is rude and pushing customers to go somewhere else. After a year of waiting for a follow up to see how much it is going to cost. I guess I am supposed to do all that first I still don’t have answers or my plate and my other one is broken when he was trying to fix. I can see why now I was told this would happen.

October 4, 2023

Garrett Bowman

I’m just here for the reviews. I’ve not yet established. with Dr Eash, however I intend to do so this morning when they open. My phobia is so bad that I’ve not seen a dentist in 16 years and my teeth really show it. So add total embarrassment to the mix.

I know I’ll need at least a couple of teeth pulled because the pain is just debilitating. I hear Dr. Eash is great and helps to put you at ease. I’ll update after my visit.

January 14, 2020

Alyssa Ellington

6/25/2024 at approx. 10:00am my daughter was seen for a new patient cleaning at this dental practice. This was the most unprofessional place I have ever been my daughter has been diagnosed with anxiety and PTSD, we expressed that upon arriving and from that moment on we were discriminated against by her medical diagnosis. The dentist was annoyed by my daughter's diagnosis and the staff were extremely rude. We expressed her diagnosis upon entering the facility as this was our first time being seen at this practice, and that information was ignored. The dentist hurt my daughter's mouth while examine her to which he stopped and shook his head and sighed when she said “Ouch” instead of simply apologizing.

The dentist did not introduce himself to myself or my daughter upon entering the room. He told my daughter while she was holding my hands out of fear "she is not going to like these shots I have to give her for the cavities in the front of her mouth". At checkout I expressed my concerns as her mother that she was extremely upset the entire appointment and her anxiety went unnoticed. At that time the office manager told me although this was my first time being at this facility, that "I have a problem every time I am here. " She then told me that she could dismiss me right now because she is the office manager. I asked her if patients' parents are allowed to express concerns regarding their children's treatment? and she responded, "I'll go ahead and dismiss you right now.

" The office manager started raising her voice and arguing with me at check out because she did not want me to calmy express my concerns for my daughter to the woman scheduling our next appointment. I am extremely dissatisfied with the communication I received from the office manager regarding my concern for my daughter's wellness. I received a call two days later from the office manager stating that my son’s new patient appointment next week will now be canceled, and she has dismissed him as a patient as well. When I asked why my son’s appointment was being canceled, her response was “because you hung up on me yesterday when I called about your daughter’s referral to get treatment elsewhere. ” My son's dental wellness will now have to suffer due to this practice not handling my daughter’s anxiety compassionately.

June 28, 2024