Zammit Mark P Dr
3 reviews Ontario Building, 93 Ontario St, St. Catharines, ON +1 905-682-8375 zammitortho.com suggest an edit
12 September 2023 23:55
I ended up needing to get some tooth alignment work done. The folks at Zammit Ortho were all incredibly pleasant to deal with, and made the process very easy and manageable for me. I would highly recommend anyone to pay them a visit for any ortho requirements. They do exceptional work!
26 June 2023 21:57
He took care of my 2 kids. He is the best orthodontist, has amazing talent to getting results! I recommend him to everyone!
01 May 2023 21:26
My son “Johnny” was referred to Dr. Zammit by a hygienist at our regular dentist’s office just as Johnny’s permanent teeth were coming in. I was told Johnny had a “type 2 mouth” but couldn’t get any more clarification from the hygienist. When booking an appointment with Dr. Zammit over the phone, and again as we were at the consultation, I was asked many times if I had dental insurance.
Dr. Zammit pointed out that my son had a bit of a receding chin and that because of it, his teeth would come in flared (picture a character in The Simpson’s). He stressed that early intervention was key. He wanted to break my son’s jaw, set it forward and outfit him with braces.
When we left the office, my son was in tears because he was so frightened of the procedure. I told Johnny that we didn’t have to follow Dr. Zammit’s advice and we could wait and see if his teeth came in crooked. I was skeptical about Dr. Zammit’s diagnosis because everyone in my family and my husband’s family has very straight teeth naturally.
Anyway, my son is now a very attractive adult with perfectly straight teeth without Dr. Zammit’s interference. In retrospect, I wonder if the hygienist was receiving a “finder’s fee”. Dr. Zammit’s office certainly wanted to make sure that my insurance would be paying for this procedure. Several times Dr. Z told us that Johnny really needed “to want” the procedure. I guess that’s how they absolve themselves of the guilt of putting a child through a painful and unnecessary operation, as well as the discomfort of braces, for the sake of their own financial profit.
Dr. Zammit pointed out that my son had a bit of a receding chin and that because of it, his teeth would come in flared (picture a character in The Simpson’s). He stressed that early intervention was key. He wanted to break my son’s jaw, set it forward and outfit him with braces.
When we left the office, my son was in tears because he was so frightened of the procedure. I told Johnny that we didn’t have to follow Dr. Zammit’s advice and we could wait and see if his teeth came in crooked. I was skeptical about Dr. Zammit’s diagnosis because everyone in my family and my husband’s family has very straight teeth naturally.
Anyway, my son is now a very attractive adult with perfectly straight teeth without Dr. Zammit’s interference. In retrospect, I wonder if the hygienist was receiving a “finder’s fee”. Dr. Zammit’s office certainly wanted to make sure that my insurance would be paying for this procedure. Several times Dr. Z told us that Johnny really needed “to want” the procedure. I guess that’s how they absolve themselves of the guilt of putting a child through a painful and unnecessary operation, as well as the discomfort of braces, for the sake of their own financial profit.