Can I sue a Dental office (unnecessary extraction, unprofessional treatment, unnecessary root canal requested)?

I went to a dental office (new patient) due to a bad toothache. I was told I needed an extraction (which I’m uninsured so this was all out of pocket), and I went back to have the extraction done the following week (price = $350). Oral Surgeon who performed the extraction was extremely rude, both during my visit (treating me as if I were a nuisance vs. a patient) and after. I have neglected my dental care over the years due to a phobia of the dentist, so this was already a stressful experience to begin with, and I mentioned this multiple times each time I visited this dental office. Following the extraction he gave me an Rx for 800mg of Motrin (which I’ve subsequently found that roughly only 5%, or so, of extractions do not require stronger pain medication following the procedure (source-2 local dentists), and I was in a lot of pain the following day so I asked my girlfriend to call the emergency #, since it was a Saturday. Not to go into all of the details but to summarize – the Dr. was completely unprofessional, dismissive, combative, and unapologetic when she relayed how unpleasant of an experience I’d had during my visit, and needed me to call him. When I spoke w/ him he treated me with the same lack of respect, hung up on me (which he’d also done to her), and basically accused me of “pill shopping” because I was asking for stronger pain meds. I understand this is more of a “bedside manner” issue, but feel it is important to mention it anyway (I cannot even begin to try to explain how appalling the Dr.’s behavior was via writing). Over the next few days my pain didn’t ease up at all, and began to get worse. I called the dentist office to ask about the symptoms I was experiencing and was told I needed to come in. I refused to see the same Oral Surgeon, but was advised he was the only one on staff and since I continued to refuse I was finally told I could see one of the location’s dentists instead. At this visit I was told I had developed a dry socket.