ABC Dental Center

This was my dentist when I lived in Tucson for a few years while I was in college. I have bad teeth hereditarily, but was spoiled by 2 great dentists in my hometown of Seattle.
I had several fillings done by this dentist as well a a couple wisdom teeth removed. Almost every filling he did cracked or fell out within the next 5 years, the earliest 2 years out. I am not super hard on my teeth as I know they are weak, and believe me I still have metal fillings from when I was 13 done by my main dentist in my mouth and I am now in my mid 30’s. I also had bone fragments surface from the holes where my teeth were pulled, this was treated as no big deal.
The main problem I have with this Dr was ethics. I had a big molar/​wisdom tooth that grew in incorrectly creating a gap between it an the tooth next to it at the gum but nearly touched at the top. The tooth in front of it was severely decayed. I wanted the big tooth out and the decayed tooth filled. But no, he wanted crowns on both of the teeth as well as a huge crown buildout on the one above to create more biting surface. He refused to do anything but his plan even though I said I could not afford the 3 crowns. I was a poor college student making a tiny bit above minimum wage at a part time job, so I did nothing for years.
When back home years later and freshly insured I told this story to my regular dentist and he was appalled. He exclaimed that that dentist should have at least put a big filling on the decayed tooth in order to stop the decay. My regular dentist removed the large tooth, he agreed that the buildout plan was silly. Unfortunately the decayed tooth needed a crown, then a root canal.
6 years later that tooth needed another root canal, which then turned into a root resection because of a broken instrument tip that could not be removed. I can’t help but feel if the Tucson Dr would have given me a big filling, and removed the extra tooth as requested I would have avoided a TON of pain, and saved thousands of dollars.