I took my toddler to be evaluated at Playtime Dental in April of this year due to a concern of cavities. The office staff had me pay prior to the appointment for a "cleaning, exam, fluoride treatment, and x-ray". I expressed concern over pre-paying because I only wanted my child to get a cleaning and exam. The Office Manager, Whitney Cockley, told me that I would be refunded after the appointment for any services not received. She gave me her business card if I had any further questions or concerns.We were seen by the hygienist who had the brush in my child’s mouth for not more than 5 seconds. She said my child was too agitated to try further (which I concurred with). She told me that she did not think my child had cavities. A Dental hygienist is not legally permitted to diagnose or make such claims in the state of Ohio. We saw the Dr (Jackson Cockley). Dr Cockley did not seem to put much effort into relating to my child or making my child feel at ease. My child was very agitated and scared. I really had hoped a pediatric dentist would do better at interacting with a toddler. As Dr Cockley moved through the exam, he did not talk to us much or explain what he was doing. Before I could stop him, he gave my child a fluoride treatment without my verbal consent. I had signed a general consent to treat form when I first came into the office. What he did by not getting consent prior to a specific treatment is verging on illegal and at minimum, I felt like it was disrespectful. Dr Cockley recommended a course of treatment for my child to stabilize the cavities. This course of treatment uses fluoride and will result in my child’s teeth getting discolored. I felt very uncomfortable by this point, so I made the decision to get a second opinion. We had to pay $236 up front. The exam, cleaning, and fluoride treatment took no more than 10 minutes in total. I definitely felt like it was an overpay for very minimal time and effort.When I came out of the appointment. I talked to the office staff and asked for the refund from my child not getting the x-rays. The Office Manager (Whitney Cockley) told me that she wasn't able to give a refund until she was able to see the notes from the visit completed. She assured me that she would reimburse the amount to my card once the dentist had finished his report.We took my child to another pediatric dentist. The second pediatric dentist told us that the treatment Dr Cockley advised is an option, but the second Dr refused to do the treatment on my child until my child was older because he said the solution would be very toxic if swallowed.After a few months had passed, I still had not received a refund for the x-ray charge. I contacted Playtime Dental again, and I was told that their Office Manager would get back with me. I never heard back.Fast forward to today, 6 months out. I contacted Playtime Dental a third time to ask for the x-ray refund. I talked to the Office Manager who identified herself as "Whitney". She told me that after reviewing the chart, I was only ever charged for a cleaning, exam, and fluoride treatment. I told her that when I had paid, I was specifically told that an x-ray was included in the charge. She replied that she did not know what I was told but that they did not have any of the same office staff who worked there anymore, so she wasn't able to go back and ask what happened. At this point I was able to see dishonesty on several fronts. I will not tolerate or try to reason with dishonesty. Since Playtime Dental has been unwilling to make things right, I am moving onto the next step of making my experience public. I feel like we were scammed, and I do not want this to happen to anyone else.