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I'm a resident at Duke, and they've given me dental insurance (since it's Duke, that means whatever I want, anywhere). Last year, I had work at NYU Dental School (a root canal), and it was fine.
Now, UNC-Chapel Hill (1/2 hour away) has a dental school and clinic, and a faculty practice, and there are pages and pages of dental practitioners in and around the Triangle area (and, if you know the Triangle, there are some REALLY brainy people, so the medical/dental professionals are some of the best), so I don't know which way to turn.
I will need some more endodontics, and want some orthodontics. What do I want to ask, what board certification/membership matters/doesn't matter, and what? My dentist as a child was chosen by my parents (and he screwed me, which is why I need ortho work now), and a great doc bought his practice, but he too has retired (and is in NY, anyhow).
I liked the NYU clinic, but I went there because the price was right. Now, the money doesn't matter.
Any advice? Thanks!
Now, UNC-Chapel Hill (1/2 hour away) has a dental school and clinic, and a faculty practice, and there are pages and pages of dental practitioners in and around the Triangle area (and, if you know the Triangle, there are some REALLY brainy people, so the medical/dental professionals are some of the best), so I don't know which way to turn.
I will need some more endodontics, and want some orthodontics. What do I want to ask, what board certification/membership matters/doesn't matter, and what? My dentist as a child was chosen by my parents (and he screwed me, which is why I need ortho work now), and a great doc bought his practice, but he too has retired (and is in NY, anyhow).
I liked the NYU clinic, but I went there because the price was right. Now, the money doesn't matter.
Any advice? Thanks!