Very knowledgeable and has great chair side manner. Always satisfied with procedure outcomes…read more Highly recommend this practice.

Valley Arts Dental is truly exceptional! From the moment I walked in, the entire team made me feel…read morewelcomed, comfortable, and taken care of. The office is clean, organized, and runs so smoothly--you can tell they really value their patients' time. My care was thorough, gentle, and incredibly informative. The dentist took the time to explain everything in a way I could understand, showed me my X-rays, and walked me through each step of my visit. I've never felt more confident or educated about my dental health. The hygienist was amazing as well--very detailed, patient, and made the experience relaxing. Everyone here is warm, professional, and truly passionate about what they do. I left feeling like my smile was in the best hands possible. I highly recommend Valley Arts Dental to anyone looking for quality care, honesty, and an exceptional office experience!

Been going to Dr. Feldman for years. I never worry about "going to the dentist." It's because…read moreafter an injection or two, I have zero concern about pain during treatment. Plus, they are all nice in that office.

Dr. Feldman is an excellent dentist. He's also an exceptional human being. A few visits ago he…read morelooked at a crown he'd done a while back and said he wasn't happy with it. It honestly wasn't really bothering me and I hadn't noticed a problem. He insisted that it was catching food and today he remade it for free. You just don't see that level of integrity very often. His whole team are amazing, great at their jobs and very nice people.

Came in on a recommendation, thank god i came. The Dr. took the time to explain what was wrong and…read morelisten to all my questions i had and expalined happily. Will be my dentist moving forward.

I went for a first-time visit with Dr. Rickerby because of his high reviews online, but had a mixed…read moreexperience. I'll sum it up in 5 things that stood out the most: 1. The office is very clean and large. The reception was prompt and there was no long wait. 2. The receptionists upsold me a cancer screening and fluoride as a "bundle for first-time visitors" with the option to pay upfront. This was before I was even examined by the Dentist to determine if I needed either. I suspect that they may be incentivized to do this. 3. Most of my appointment was spent with the hygienist, who was very thorough with cleaning and X-rays. They wanted to take a ton of photos of my face, which I had to decline - most were unnecessary if the dentist was going to check anyway. 4. Of the hour I spent there Dr. Rickerby only saw me for about 5 minutes. He immediately offered Invisalign and a few other services that weren't covered by my insurance. 5. Dr. Rickerby focused more on steps to straighten my teeth than their condition. I originally wanted to know if I had cavities and ended up leaving without an answer. Overall, the cleaning was great, but I feel this office is more concerned about upselling additional cosmetic options than about covering the urgent necessities for dental health. I also believe a dentist should explain what needs to be done to alleviate the issues the patient cares about the most - they didn't. Any optional recommendations should have been secondary to that I've never been to a dental office that went straight for sales pitches and upselling on services that aren't covered by insurance once I walked into the door. Because of this, I am not confident that Rickerby is a dentist I can trust. So, I'll be looking elsewhere to hopefully a place that is more concerned about my health first.

I was in for my surgery review a few days ago. Everyone was very friendly once again. Did not…read morehave a long wait time. I was most unhappy that I didn't get to meet Bruno the new crew member. I hope next time.

As someone on the Autism Spectrum going to the dentist was always difficult for me. That is until I…read morestarted going to Dr. Ingy. She walked and talked me through the whole process of implants and was as gentle as possible. I recommend Dr. Ingy and the team at RPD&I to everyone that asks me for recommendations on dentists. Jessica and the office team are great. The office is clean and pretty high tech.

My Husband had an appointment for 10 am so he took that time away from work then they called and…read morechanged his time to 11:30 then 12:30 instead of just contacting him and rescheduling to another day. So there was no concern that they called and rescheduled 4 different times .so he said to the representative if I as a patient don't cancel in time you charge a $50.00 fee . The representative was mad they said they don't want him to come back. Wendy need to be more professional and understand that people take some time from work to make the appointment. He couldn't keep calling his boss and change the time that he was going to come in

Since I am paying out of pocket not using my insurance, I chose this dental clinic after seeing…read moregreat reviews. It sucks im the one who received a bad experience. Waited more than an hour to get seen. No sincere apology when I've expressed my disappointment w time management. In the future, if the doctor is running late or still busy w another client, a simple update upon check in or courtesy call will suffice. Patient's time should be as important as doctors time.

I'm someone who needs to go to the dentist and periodontist (each) twice a year -- and I've never…read morehad a more positive, pleasant experience than I do each time I go to Stellar Smile Center. Dr. Jackson and her team are friendly and professional -- and they know their stuff. It's honestly the only time I've been to a dentist where my cleanings and check-ups never hurt, not even for a moment. Dr. Jackson is also connected with related professionals (orthodontists, periodontists, etc.), and can offer suggestions of other providers for additional services you may need. I cannot recommend this office highly enough!

UPDATE 7/10: I had a great appointment Dr. Jackson was super nice and helpful and explained…read moreeverything that was going on. She has a little TV on your chair so things never get monotonous during a procedure, and has checked more than all the boxes when it comes to the Health and Safety side of things. She even helped correct a filling I had from a previous doctor. I never hated the dentist but I'm so happy I found this one! Here's to many more happy visits with my new Dentist! UPDATE: I have an appointment scheduled and can not wait to share my experience. Staff is extremely friendly and accommodating of schedules. They even have some Saturday hours if needed for the busy weekday folks. ORIGINAL: Unfortunately, I have, yet, to be able to fairly rate this office. I was super excited to find a new dentist so close and well rated but they took multiple months to schedule my appointment then cancelled due to COVID. They are now back open and said they would prioritize cancellations first but have had no word from them for over a month. Still excited and I will definitely update my review after my visit!

Be aware ! Went for a simple tooth the experience became a nightmare. Ended up he left two files in…read moremy gums permanently. Didn't know til another dentist told me. And that his work which left me in agony I had two get two implants which cost me a lot because of his bad work!! Doesn't know what he's doing and didn't care about what he had done!!! They were nice but it's about the work.

pulled wrong tooth and charged for 2 surgical procedures he didnt do and no on e caresread more

If you truly care about your teeth and don't want them to have to get pulled and drop 10 grand do…read moreNOT come here. I had been going to this dentistry for the entirety of my teenage and adult years, moved out of state two years ago but hadn't decided on a new dentist yet so when visiting family almost a year ago, early spring time 2025 I booked back to back days, one for cleaning + X-rays the next for any cavities that may need to be handled. I came in first day for cleaning got that all done. Found cavities okay cool come in the next day to get them filled. Nope they tell me that day was booked for me for a second cleaning or something? Tell me to come back in a week or two which is obviously not easily possible as I live a 5 hour plane flight away now. I book a trip for a few months later in June and booked for all 3 cavities to be done with them. I come in and this time I'm seen by the woman doctor, can't remember her name. Too annoyed to look it up now. She tells me she doesn't have time for all three which is kinda insane because I booked for this you know months ago. She tells me she'll do 2 and I can come back in a few days for the other one. I tell her no girlboss I'm getting on a plane tomorrow morning and you guys were supposed to do this months ago. She begins the cavities, drills down, literally leaves the room for 30-45+ mins and I'm just there with my mouth open for a long time. She seems extremely distracted and rushed. She "finishes" the cavities and I'm sent out. Essentially because she was rushing so much she did not properly scoop out the entire cavity and covered it so it continued to rot and infect downwards to my nerves. My mouth hurts so much. It doesn't stop hurting. I call two weeks later asking why one specific tooth hurts so bad and they just tell me my gums are irritated and I'll be fine. I've broken bones, had surgeries, dealt with pain before but this was different. This was debilitating to the point of not being able to move or speak. Soon after I go on vacation to some islands. Snorkeling, going on planes frequently, my tooth is in insane pain I can't even open my mouth to breathe the air hurts my tooth. Imagine spending thousands for a nice vacation and not even being able to eat ice cream and waking up every single day in terrible pain. I return home and immediately see a dentist in the town I now live in and they do X-rays, tell me I need a root canal. This is in August 2025 at this point. I get it done, flash forward to late February 2026 and I still cannot eat on the right side of my mouth. The tooth will not calm down and I'm told there's likely small fractures in the tooth that can't be picked up on X-ray and I have to go to a specialist and probably need it removed and an implant now. So if you truly care about your health and want your teeth to stay in your skull and not wastes thousands of dollars, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

I had a whole childhood of traumatic dentist experiences that caused some serious adult rebellion…read moreof me sticking it to the man by just not going to the dentist for a decade in my 20s. I eventually paid the piper for that one, and since that time, I've realized that the key to me not avoiding the dentist and taking care of my teeth the way I know I should is finding a person that intuitively adheres to trauma-informed principles of care: respects/believes patients, explains what they're going to do and when, communicates safety clearly, etc. I had a great dentist in NYC and then COVID happened and then we moved to NJ and yeah, I've been delaying finding a new dentist for, um, mumblesfouryearscough. I knew it was time to establish care here and I knew a whole boatload of 5 star Yelp reviews wouldn't lie. First off, my intake paperwork asked me what I was looking for / what was most important to me in a dentist. Then it asked if there was any accommodation I might need to feel more comfortable. Then it asked my anxiety level on a scale of 1-10. No one has ever asked me this before. On the day of my visit, having given this much thought, I decided to let my freak flag fly and asked my hygienist if I could just keep the xray apron on for my whole cleaning. If she batted an eyelash, I didn't notice, and me and my weighted blanket snuggled in for an excellent polish. Well, it turns out I had a cavity. Made an appointment to go back to have it filled. Considered asking for an Rx for a single valium, but decided against it. I was brought into a room that seemed to date to a revolutionary war time period visually, but with modern technology. THE CHAIR MASSAGED ME. Dr. Kim explained what he was going to do, showing me my xray once more, numbed me up, removed my old filling and fixed up my cavity in like, 6 minutes. I don't know if it was the ambiance of the room, the chair massage, Dr. Kim's evident competence, or the acoustic Bruno Mars song playing, but I did not feel I had been locked out of heaven. To the contrary, this was an excellent experience. If you are afraid of the dentist, this is the place for you.