Lillian Newman

Review of Indiana Polyclinic

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This is the review I want to leave that will form your decision on whether or not to go here. GO. I did. Yes, it can get expensive. Pain is expensive The thing is, Dr. Arbuck does the intensive close look at the problem where others in my experience simply medicate. After I had jaw surgery in 2015, unbeknownst to me the surgeon had stuck a metal screw in my mental foramen, the place where my facial nerves go thru to provide feeling to my face. After the surgery when facial burning did not go away, I went from doctor to doctor for THREE SOLID YEARS. Doctors gave me gabapentin, said I am sorry, I can't help you but no one ordered a CT scan or got a specialized consult to order a CT scan. Dr. Arbuck did this, TWICE. Firstly he referred me to endodontist Dr Berman who found the problem in her office ct scan on my jaw. Then Dr. Arbuck suggested surgery to have the screw removed from my face. I found Dr. Taha Shipchandler who removed two plates and screws from my jaw advancement out of my face and I am now sitting here with less than half the pain I had before surgery and my new surgeon is positive about full healing. I still remember when Dr. Arbuck sat across from me at the poly clinic and said "time is not on your side, get this done asap!" I had the surgery and I am in a better place I need to tell you that Dr Arbuck, out of the countless physicians I saw, was the only one who took a better look. His neurologist, Dr. Brian Paquette, helped me by bringing me to the polyclinic and trying to abate the horrible pain. The screw had to come out of my face and Dr. Arbuck, a very talented and thorough physician, found it. If you are suffering from pain, SEE HIM! It's well worth it. He figured it out where scores of physicians before him were medicating something that needed surgery. I have better quality of life because I went to the Indiana Polyclinic and I give Dr. Arbuck and his staff, 5 stars!