Marc Dean, MD

Fort Worth, United States

3

2 reviews

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+1 817-332-4060
Website:
fortworthearandsinus.com
Address:
901 Hemphill St, Fort Worth, TX, 76104
Southside
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.7 miT&P Station
1.2 miFort Worth Intermodal Transport Center
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Local time (Fort Worth) 05:15 Tuesday, 10 June 2025

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2 reviews of Marc Dean, MD

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Place rating: 5
Fort Worth, TX
Dr marc dean is awesome and answer all my questions without no hesitations. My dgtr was getting ear infection every other month more than normal. The pedi continue to give her meds but it stop it temp. Went to a specialist the dr ingnored me and sd to put tubes in her ears… My dgtr already had tubes in her ear during all this and i wanted to try smething else the specialist was to busy on his phone and i walked out and went to dr marc dean… He helped soooo much and aftr going to him fr a year my dgtr only had 2 ear infections the whole yr… Thank you, dr marc dean!!!
Place rating: 1
Fort Worth, TX
Stay away from this doctor!!!
My wife went in because of sinus and headache problems. He did some tests and determined it looked like she may have a sinus infection. They did some cultures and finally determined that she has Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia. He was puzzled because he had never heard of it before. I am told he should have referred her to a Infectious Disease Specialist because the treatments didn’t work. He decided to do a total of 4 surgeries within a 12 month period, damaged her ears beyond repair and then gave up on her.