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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. For reference, I also wanted to add that this dentist is very highly rated and always on the Washingtonian top docs list, etc. That's why I'm so curious if this is the norm....?[/quote] Is this a male dentist in the Friendship Heights Chevy Chase area. we experienced a similar policy - no parents in the treatment area, not even for a cleaning. Dd was anxious about getting a cavity filled and something else T the same tue (forget what). we agreed with DD to do only one procedure but then he went ahead and did both. Also, he insisted that DD (at age 8) take Valium before the procedure, but never asked about family history of addiction prior to prescribing. The whole situation was very off to me and I never went back. [/quote]
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