Don Preble DMD Oral Plastic Surgery Associates the Worst NIGHTMARE Dental Implants that caused me to get ill altamonte springs, Florida

My dear, if you have never heard of this Dentist before, you should have done more homework.  Would you take your pet to a vet you've never heard of?
Also, he is a doctor; a doctor of teeth.  I spent 3 years as a Certified Dental Assistant so I know this field all too well.  Dentists don't have magic wands to wave over your mouth and "POOF"; all is well again!  It is a very time involved process; any person that has had a composite filling will tell you that it can be a pain in the rear just to get the bite accurate.  It becomes time consuming when you have surgical extractions, impacted teeth, shrieking children, and nasty patients that have a million questions and/or complaints.  Yes, that X-ray was necessary; if it was taken from the side of your head, it is called a cephalometric xray (which I doubt this was the kind that was taken).  It was more than likely a panoramic xray; this xray looks at the placement of all teeth, any obstructions; your TMJ (temporomandibular joint); it can provide a plethora of information in a simple and painless scan.
I agree that since it was someone's dime that you were having this procedure done, go all out!  An implant is a good solution for a molar-especially since the missing molar in question can adversely affect your chewing and even the space between your remaining teeth.
Bone grafting doesn't feel pleasant much like many dental procedures but I have a serious concern about what you say in regards to your blood being drawn without your consent.  Did at anytime you refuse to have your blood taken?  That is something that you could have very easily asked why or refused, so no one held a gun to your head to make you do it.  The "screw drivers" you are referring to are called "handpieces" and the smaller instruments that attach to the inside are called "burs"; if a patient has a smaller mouth, it does become quite daunting for the dentist or the assistant to successfully maneuver inside of the mouth.
To sum this typical patient complaint:
You have the right as a patient to a consultation-even if this restaurant referred you to him.  You have the right to refuse treatment based on whatever you want to make it to be.  You had the right to get up and leave because you didn't like this dentist, his practice or whatever.
I'm also wondering at what the problem was originally to result in you loosing your molar from biting into a foreign object.  I would imagine that that would have hurt, but you make no mention of any preexisting condition to that molar.  Plus, if it was this restaurants fault that you lost your molar initially, why have you not filed a complaint on this site against them?