All was shady and evasive. Dr. David Tabaroki, DDS aka David Tabaroki made me want to call the front desk to tell them I was on medicaid and couldn't afford anything else (which he seemed to think was better for him from what he was inferring). Following that, I found that my other insurance for him would be more costly.

It seems to be a strange thing to do for a fast buck. He then double-checked and insisted that on the day of my oral surgery, I was not on medicaid. On the day of the oral surgery operation to remove a few teeth, David Tabaroki had his dental assistants rush me into signing the care contract without even reading it.

That strikes me as odd, given the fact that my life is in jeopardy. I also did some research and found that general anesthesia costs between $1000 and $3000, whereas local anesthesia (which is injected into the gums by the tooth nerves) is just a few hundred dollars. He chose anesthesia for the sake of comfort. He is not a supporter of medicaid. Dr. David Tabaroki, DDS or David Tabaroki was rude, and you can find a lot of derogatory facts about him and his medical practice if you google Dr. David Tabaroki, DDS or David Tabaroki.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels like this. Receiving a large bill does not surprise you, as I have learned from personal experience.

YOU DO NOT NEED TO INFORM THE DOCTOR OF YOUR INSURANCE IF YOU HAVE MEDICAID; THEY ACCEPT MEDICAID IN All CASES AND HAVE NEVER REJECTED IT AT THE FRONT DESK. DAVID TABAROKI IS SURPRISED BY THE SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY RECEIVED. This is my honest opinion of David Tabaroki, DDS, who videotaped a strange encounter so that no one else will have to go through it.