The service is Ok, but the front desk people are impatient…read more After visiting a couple of dentists who presented very expensive dental plans but didn't really explain the existing treatment options, I went to this Dr. on advice of my friend who was also her patient. She was different: she spent time going over all details of my treatment. Patiently explained all options and alternatives and the treatment cost. I felt comfortable following her advice. I had an procedure (involving some implants and crowns) done months ago and I am happy with the results.

I called to make an appointment and Patty (office manager) was extremely helpful!!! She was very…read morethorough and did not rush the call. We haven't gone into the office yet but I can tell based off speaking with her that they put extreme care into their practice and their patients.

I am thinking about switching doctors and leaving this clinic after 15+ years of being a loyal…read morepatient. In the past 6 times where I had my teeth cleaned, the hygienist is always someone new. In the last 3 times, I had the hygienist digging into my gums trying purposely to make me bleed and then blame me for sensitive gums. The gouges they leave in the teeth afterward makes it easy for food to get stuck in even weeks after the cleaning. The first time; I had scratches in my teeth from the tools use that I can still visibly feel with my tongue (I suspect one of which has been there since 2023) . The second time, the gum lining never grew back, and I developed 4 new gum holes where I need to floss extra hard every time because it became that much wider after a teeth cleaning. And the 3rd time, I am convinced they are trying to make me bleed ON PURPOSE. In a gum testing, one blonde hygienist managed to get all 28 teeth bleeding by purposing digging at my gums from front to back with a metal tool and then record it on file, citing that I have inflammation and therefore bleeds, always. Mind you, that's never been the case at home. I also don't happen to brush my teeth with metal, so professionals should bear that in mind when you DIG my gums. I was told by the doctor that I need no less than $2800 for X-ray, deep clean, laser, arestin (11 antibiotic needles inserted between my gums) to get full care. They ask for me to pay out of pocket. I do not think I will be coming back for the 15th year.... Same doctor, different practice. It has changed a lot since my childhood. Very sad. I feel I will take my damaged mouth elsewhere to look for a cure.

Very good and professional, Dr Maureen Lam is so nice and caring, I highly recommend Quality Smile…read moreDental Care

This review is for the Pediatric Dentistry of Flushing at 135-14 Jewel Avenue. Our visit was in…read moreApril 2026. It is genuinely hard to put into words the disbelief I felt during our visit to this practice. While we chose this office because they accept 1199SEIU insurance, the experience was a profound disappointment. As a healthcare worker myself, I hold medical environments to a high standard of safety and professionalism, and what we encountered fell dangerously short of that. The issues first began at the entrance, which is cramped and ill-equipped for anyone with a stroller, requiring a difficult maneuver through two doors with almost no clearance. Ironically the practice sent an excessive number of automated reminders strictly demanding that we check in early and not be late, yet we weren't seen until 30 minutes after our scheduled time. The atmosphere of the office is notably non-secular; with multiple Torahs displayed on a console table in the waiting room, it appears the practice specifically caters to the local Jewish population. The environment felt quite chaotic, with large groups of children from other families wandering in and out of the exam hallways unchecked. The space itself is essentially one long hallway lined with plastic chairs, not at all warm or inviting for children, with no toys provided. A television mounted in the corner with a poor-quality screen was the only thing available to keep our son occupied. When we were finally called back, I was met with absolute shock. We were led into an exam room that was an active construction site, featuring exposed raw drywall, cement boards underfoot, metal mesh on the floor, and a tarp in the corner covering debris. There wasn't even a door or a curtain for basic privacy. From a clinical standpoint, this is an unacceptable infectious and respiratory hazard. Raw drywall and construction dust are not sanitary environments for dental work, where microscopic bacteria are regularly aerosolized. As someone with a sensitive respiratory system, the dust in the air caused me immediate distress. We couldn't even allow our toddler to move around because the flooring was so unsteady and dangerous. Not to mention a ginormous exposed crack in the wall that spanned from floor to ceiling. What I find most disappointing was the total lack of transparency. Not once did a staff member acknowledge the state of the room, offer an apology for the conditions, or even provide a mask for the dust. The lack of basic decency to acknowledge these conditions speaks volumes about the practice's priorities. It's clear they would rather maximize profit by seeing patients in a literal construction zone than close the room until it is safe and sterile. They couldn't wait until the room's walls and floors were at least finished? Absolutely ridiculous. While the hygienist was pleasant enough and successfully cleaned our son's teeth, the doctor's approach was frustrating. We specifically requested Dr. Kim over the phone based on her glowing reviews but were given Dr. Weinberg with no communication. She spent less than 5 minutes with us and relied on forced familiarity, using a patronizing nickname for our son rather than his actual name. This attempt to appear approachable felt like a performative tactic intended to ignore the hazard we were sitting in, and it completely failed to soothe our distressed toddler. What should have been a positive first dental milestone for our son was instead a stressful, unpleasant, and unsanitary experience. We drove a long way to come here because they accepted our insurance, but we are now looking for a new dentist. I would rather pay out-of-pocket than return to a practice that views these conditions as acceptable for patient care. It is utterly disrespectful and shows no care for human health and safety which should be paramount as a pediatric dental practice. Subjecting children as young as 12 months old, toddlers under the age of two, to these types of conditions is absolutely indefensible.

My daughter (4 years old) came here for a cavity filling. I think I was more nervous than her!!…read moreThe dentist Dr. Kim was so friendly, and wasnt scary at all. My daughter didnt even know she got a shot in her mouth. The dentist was so fast and good that I didnt even know the shot was given. They are prepared with a phone for the little ones to watch a show and be distracted and it really does work. My daughter was in and out in probably 15 minutes. The only part I didnt like is that there are no small sinks by the patients' chair so they can rinse and spit. There is a communal sink however that i believe is shared for every 2 rooms. Overall, a good experience.

I will give 0 star if there is a option. Here is what I experienced during this office visit and…read morewas definitely a nightmare. My child just turned 6 years and has barely seen a pediatric dentist before. Today I bought him to the office 15mins early before the appointment, there was one patient before us and quite empty at that time. Shortly after that patient was done, the assistant called my child to do Xray for the tooth. That assistant was extreme impatient and rude. She was keep saying" Stop moving, I have more patients after you, you are wasting my time." "You are 6 years old already, you never seen a dentist?" etc..... As someone who work in a pediatric office, they should confort the child during treatment not threat or language bully the child. I felt uncomfortable for how she talk to my child at that time already. What pissed me the most was she force to put the Xray equipment into my child's mouth, my child wasn't resist at all just kept telling her that he is hurting, however she complete ignore my child, still tring to force the put the equipment in and keep rush my child. I told her to stop, the actural doctor came and ask what happend. I told doctor to check video record to confirm what's going out, she denied and told me there is no camera in the office. The way doctor handle ths complain was very perfunctory, I don't feel any apology from the doctor at that time. Such behavior and attitude from the doctor and assistant are totally unacceptable. I can't imaging this actually happend in our country.

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I have been seeing Dr. Cho since he purchased/ took over this practice. I have had nothing but…read moregood experiences with him even though I may be in pain when I visit! Everyone in his practice is great..especially Viola and Maggie! I have always been accommodated whenever I've had an emergency and believe me...I have had plenty! I highly recommend Dr. Cho and his practice for your dental needs.

What a horrible practice. People who answer the phone are incompetent and impudent. They doctor is…read morelisted as a participating dentist for my insurance, which means they charge the pre-negotiated price. When I called, they claimed they charge higher price than other offices. How are you a participating docotor if you do not honor the price, that's excatly the point of the program!! "This program was developed in cooperation with SIDS Consultants, who monitor the performance of participating providers to ensure that appointments are freely given and honored and that charges for services do not exceed Maximum Charges listed in the UFT Welfare Fund Dental Schedule." "If you are eligible for dental benefits under another group dental plan in addition to the UFT Welfare Fund Dental Plan, the dentist is entitled to the benefits available from both plans. The combined payment for any procedure may not exceed the dentist's usual and customary fee, and payment from the second plan will be applied first to reduce or eliminate any out-of-pocket expenses."

I have been coming to this office for many years. Dr. Dutta is a good dentist. He really has taken…read morecare of all my kids needs including cavities. The receptionist there always gives me appointments very quickly and is very pleasant to deal with. I can get last-minute appointments and she is very accommodating. They are open on Saturdays and are fast and efficient. Completely recommend this office.

whenever i'm there Dr.dutta tells me what we're doing and if im gonna feel pain or not which calms…read moremy anxiety but whenever i ask him to tell me when he gonna pull the teeth out he does which helps me calm my nerves but whenever i ask them what im doing there today they don't respond so im like wtv yk so yeah and its clean,but i hate the smell when u get inside it smells like sanitizer or something it's okay but i just hate it and whenever they call me down i feel like im gonna have a panic attack.Anyways i dont get why they wont tell u what ur doing but whenever i get an x-ray the girl who does them always asks me to not move which i understand but she'll yell at me if i move the tiniest.

My teen daughter has been A patient at Pappas for ten years…read morenow. They are experts at dental care and have a great rapport with the children and teens they service. Highly recommend. J. Soares

Always a great visit with Dr. Elayne! My daughter has been going there for 10 years and my son…read morefor 6. These guys are in and out of the office in 20-25. Just know what your insurance coverages. My insurance covers floride treatment once a year, which I was not aware of. The office does treatment twice a year, because kids, in general, are not getting enough floride.

Had a cleaning today with a new dentist. Appointment was at 9am. Finished xrays by 9:20, had to…read morewait for dentist for almost 30 minutes cause he was late!. Dentist finally came in and started the cleaning and by far this was the quickest cleaning I ever experienced. Less than 10 minutes and he was done!!! Worst cleaning ever!

This office has the most ridiculous covid policy ever. I voluntarily canceled my daughter's dentist…read moreappointment on 5/14 due to her testing positive for covid. The appointment was rescheduled for 6/17, more than a month later. The dentist office just informed me that a negative covid report from a clinic or hospital is required in order to visit the office, even though it's been more than a month and a negative home test is not sufficient. Who has the time for that? Just for a dentist appointment?

Dr Wu and team are very professional and make the kids feel comfortable while they're getting…read moretreated. They have a tv in the waiting room and the treatment room. My daughter has been going to her for years and no problems with her teeth so far!

I've brought my daughter twice and cannot recommend it enough. It's difficult finding a pediatric…read morepatient and I am so grateful for my pediatrician (Dr. Man Yee Tong) recommendation! I like that Dr. Wu does the cleaning herself and not a dental hygienist. Facility is clean (even before COVID). Parking is convenient - meter and residential.

I never thought I'd enjoy going to the dentist, but All Smiles Dental completely changed that for…read moreme. I had extensive work done last year from crowns to fillings and I trusted them every single time. Dr. Lee is amazing and so patient. He always takes the time to explain my X-rays and walk me through his recommended course of action, which makes me feel informed and confident. It truly feels like he cares about doing what's best for me, not just rushing through appointments. The staff is just as wonderful. They are all super organized, always on time, and incredibly helpful when it comes to insurance. It helps make the process feel so seamless and stress-free. The space itself is very clean and tidy as well. Overall, an excellent experience from start to finish and I highly recommend them!

All Smiles Dental on the 2nd floor of a Flushing strip mall has been a consistently great…read moreexperience. Street parking is almost always available, which is a huge plus. Dr. Lee is excellent--calm, professional, and very punctual. I never feel rushed, and he sticks to appointment times. The quality of dental care is top-notch, and I've always felt well taken care of. The office is clean, modern, and welcoming. The front desk staff are friendly and efficient, and any referrals Dr. Lee has made to specialists have been smooth and high quality. Highly recommend if you're looking for reliable, professional dental care in the area.