I agree. if people here were not so quick to judge and throw their hands around you guys might have learned a thing or two....doing a nice beautiful emax six ant's or x amount of all ceramic crowns is in the blood of true ceramists what we are, sometimes it pays the bills but under other circumstances it does not (personal or professional) our milling and lab centers were destroyed by hurricane sandy. many clients' offices (at least 30) are probably on their way to, or swimming by the British Virgin Islands, so yes some dr's are not as professional as we would like them to be, but sometimes feeding the mouths of the families of your employees are a bit more important than ethics that in itself is an ethical boundary to adhere to, instead of firing employees that you have known for almost a life-time. YESSSS the dr's work that was posted here is inexplicable, but prescription filled, bridge inserted, payroll paid end of story...now its up to the patient to either 1. live w restoration, or 2.....
