Mully John R DMD PA

I went to this dentist when I turned 26 and got new health insurance. They had great reviews and took my insurance, so I thought it would be a great idea to go here. Unfortunately, I ended up getting royally screwed.
On my first visit, I got full X-​rays and they had determined that I had 2 cavities. They did not hurt, but I had assumed that they were correct. On that same visit they told me that they could fix them and that it would be a quick and easy deal. I had a cavity once before when I was younger so I gave them the go-​ahead. About an hour and they were done. I left in pain, but they told me that they expected that to subside within a few days. After about a week of it still hurting and sensitivity to cold, I called back and was told to give it another 2 weeks. (i did) After now 3 weeks they call me in to get it checked on. While I am there They tell me that I am perfectly fine and may just be extra sensitive to pressure/​temperature. They pretty much told me I was wrong and didn’t have pain or didn’t know what I was talking about. While I do not know dentistry, I do know that I was way worse than when I started.
After 2 months of pain, I decided to go to another dentist (will remain un-​named) who took 1 look and saw the issues. Just to be sure she saw what she thought she saw, she took X-​rays of the teeth they worked on and showed me the mistakes. On the first cavity, they dentist had never cleaned out the inside before putting in the filling, so the «first» of my teeth that they worked on was rotting away from the inside. The 2^nd tooth could have been fine, but they did not put enough of a filling in, which was letting food get into the gap between it. (1 inch peg in a 2 inch hole) My new dentist said that while this could have been an off day, or a mistake that was overlooked, this was some of the worst dental work she had ever seen.
My status now is that both teeth had to be re-​drilled and filled with a medication filling, which is a ⁶⁰⁄₄₀ solution to see if I will need TWO root canals, or whether they can be saved with a bigger regular filling.
Nice people, but beware of sub-​par work. My teeth were wrecked after leaving this place, and the ignorance is unbelievable.

My husband and I have been going to Dr Mully for years –he and his entire staff are just wonderful ! The addition of Dr Tully to the staff has given yet another top notch component to the staff. Patient, kind, very considerate of patient needs. Love, love, love them !

5 stars for three reasons.
1. They accept my insurance and I had no co-​pay or out of pocket expense… even when I needed a crown! woo hoo! (btw, I have Aetna dental).
2. Friendly and organized front desk staff. No attitude, not condescending, not pushy. They will even work with you and call you if there is a cancellation to fit you in according to your schedule.
3. Great dentists. My husband (and numerous friends who recommended this practice, see Dr. Mully and sing his praises as kind and gentle.) For those wimps like my husband who either can’t take pain or want to get high… this practice offers nitrous oxide (or laughing gas in laymans terms). Just this September a new associate was hired. You are not going to believe this one. The new dentist’s name is Tully. That’s right… MULLY & TULLY. LOL LOL. Anyway, I saw Dr. Tully. Loved him. Soft spoken, explained everything on my Xrays, did my cleaning (and while scraping my teeth with that lovely metal torture instrument) asked numerous times, «You ok?» Young guy (probably mid 30’s) educated at UMass and Tufts Dental school. So smart + nice = great dentist.
I would not hesitate to recommend this practice to anyone looking for a dentist.