Dr.Haldy rocks! That is all! No in all seriousness,…read moreDr.Haldy is awesome...she is SO gentle you barely notice your getting a dental procedure done. I literally almost fell asleep! As long as I am in NY I will continue to see Dr.Haldy.

Dr. Haldy was very friendly and professional. Super nice and thorough in her work. Would definitely…read morerecommend!

Dr. Nelson was a great dentist A true artist with teeth. She is the best…read more However the billing did the trick of quoting me $249 then charged me $250. Am sick of being hustled in NYC. Didn't expect it from my dentist.

Dr. Nelson is a great dentist that cares and explains her activity with empathy and humility…read more I feel great about my smile after the regular and cosmetic procedures that she performed. I felt calm and informed during each one since she told me what to expect if I was going to feel anything, and what she is doing. Plus, her receptionist and dental assistant were polite and professional. It is great to see Dr. Nelson smile. Dr. Nelson smiled, when I liked my smile!

Dr. Goldenberg is the best. She squeezed me in several times as a new patient last December when I…read moreneeded emergency work. She has no hygienist and only one person handling admin and passes those savings on to her patients. She is caring, personable, and very skilled. Rather than give me an expensive crown, she rebuilt my broken tooth. I can't say enough good things about her.

I trust her opinion and very happy with her knowledge and skills. She's very patient super friendly…read moredown to earth. She will not spend your money on unnecessary things highly recommend her

Based on my experience of 25+ years she is as close to a "10" that you can imagine.. She is open to…read morediscuss any procedure at length and will explain all the Pro's and Con's the patient wants to consider!

Outstandig caring compassionate dental care. I highly recommend Dr Barker and her staffread more

I have been with Dr. Anahid Youssoufian since "2022" for my dental care. I would not trade her for…read moreanyone else. She's excellent in what she does, makes you feel comfortable and at ease also listens and answers any questions or concerns you may have. Her staff are also very nice. I highly recommend her office. My experience has been at the 3171 Kennedy Blvd. office in JCNJ 07304. 5 Stars for me

Worst experience ever. I had an appointment for 3:00pm. and…read morethey called me to go there 30 min before my appointment. However, when I arrived, they opened the door for me. I buzzed their door and called them, and they repeatedly told me we will open it in a few second. after 30 min, nobody open the door and I came back home. In addition, their office was in a shitty place in NJ. Someone who cannot manage her schedule, will not be a professional in her job as well.

To offset the negative reviews based on billing and the receptionist, Dr. Lorna herself is amazing…read more She is tentative to your needs, kind, and very sharp. I give her 5 out of 5 as far as knowledge, "bed side" manners, and competency. I'm somewhat familiar with how insurance companies work, especially dental, and they LLOVVVEEEE to make up stuff that they won't cover. I am not sure if I can blame the receptionist for billing errors, or shady insurance practices that go back on their word. Either way, I have gone to Dr. Lorna 5 times: 2 for cleaning, 2 for cavities (1 re-do of an old cavity filling I got in grade school), and 1 to fix a chip on my front tooth (which now looks amazing). Overall I would recommend.

I've been seeing Dr. Lorna for decades and everyone she works with is kind, helpful, and skilled…read more I'd give her 7 stars if I could!

I have been a patient of Dr Acebo for over 20 years. In that time I found her to be a caring…read morephysician. She is sensitive to the feelings of her patients. Her expert approach to caring for her patients is second to none. I have recommended Dr Acebo to many friends and family members for which they have been grateful. The staff in Dr Acebo's office is caring and friendly. The office is always clean and orderly and the examination rooms are spotlessly sanitized. Dr Acebo defines excellent dentistry.

Hands down, the most unprofessional and abusive medical experience I've ever had in my entire life,…read morebar none. This wretched, hole in the wall, battlefield triage clinic of dental butchery is filled with an incompetent gaggle of misandrous shrews. I went in to have an old filling redone, and the dentist assigned to me was an early 20-something girl apparently fresh out of dental school. We seemed to get along great for the first couple of visits (mostly cleanings and simple things). Then next visit was for a filling and as she started drilling, searing pain shot through me and we had to stop. I apologized, explained that I've always had a problem getting numb, but to give me another shot, wait a few minutes and see if I could go on. She did and started drilling again after a few minutes. Wanting to get the filling done, I tried to endure as much pain as I could, but it was too much and while holding my mouth in agony, tears welling up in my eyes, I apologized again, saying that I was sorry and that I wasn't trying to be a difficult patient or make her job harder, but that I was just in incredible pain. She then gave me this look of anger and disgust and walked away shaking her head. Her assistant came afterwards to clean up and said I should come back and try another day. Now, you would think a patient apologizing to her for the pain she was inflicting on them, would prompt her to say something like, "Oh, no need to apologize! It's not your fault. If you're in pain, just let me know so we can try something different." But no, bizarrely she became livid at me like I did something wrong! The look she gave me was like I had insulted her dead mother while slapping her child! I couldn't figure out what the hell just happened. Up until then, we had been very friendly but I saw the look in her face and realized that something had changed and that my next visit to that office wasn't going to be pleasant. But I made a follow up appointment anyway and came back. The 20 something dentist came to the front desk, saw me and dashed off to the back. I could already imagine the entire drama unfolding back there; the lies/story she'd be telling the head dentist about me. The walls are low and paper thin, so even though I couldn't make out much of what she was saying, the insistent, urgent tone and almost hysterical edge to her voice was clear. Whatever story she was cooking up back there, it was a whopper. Immediately, I knew how this was going to go down, but I thought, there was a chance that when the head dentist meets me, she'll see immediately that I'm a totally different person from whatever impression Chicken Little just painted of me to her. However, I left nothing to chance. I became a human Quaalude - just the most zen, peaceful, calm, mild and pleasant person you could ever hope to meet. So when Maria Acebo, the head dentists walked into the room instead of the 20 something, I wasn't surprised. I said, "good morning" in a soft, dulcet tone, smiling gently and was absolutely milquetoast. As predicted, Acebo was curt with me; irritated, in a rush, absent minded and I could see that she trying to find something wrong with me or what I said to justify kicking me out. She went to give me an injection to numb my mouth and I told her about my numbing difficulties, to which she immediately said that I should go to a different dentist that offered general anesthesia. Stunned at her naked effort to get rid of me, I explained that no insurance covers general anesthesia for non surgical procedures so I'd have to have it done under local. But she knew that already and was just trying to pull a fast one. She said she'd make an appointment with a specialist for me, and then I heard her on the phone with another dental clinic, actually trying to transfer me over to them as a patient without my consent! I calmly asked her if that's what she was doing and that's when she finally found something she could use as an excuse to create a fake argument. While I stood there calmly, she exploded in the most absurd, over the top and psychotic display of melodrama rivaling one of the Real Housewives of New Jersey; yelling at the top of her lungs, putting on a wild show for the 20 something dentist and her staff (as well as the patients in the waiting room) and bellowed at me to get out and that I was no longer a patient there and never to come back. The final act of her little soap opera was complete and I left there happily, never wanting to set foot in that viper nest again. Ever since, I've been going to the NYU dental clinic and it's been hands down the best dental experience I've ever had. The students are better dentists than the riff raff employed at Maria Acebo's Tijuana donkey show of a dental practice. Avoid this emotionally unhinged mercurial quack at all costs. Your teeth will thank you for it, as will your blood pressure.

I had a major treatment here three years ago and replaced my crown which they told me will last…read moreabout five years. Three years later, I consulted two other practices they all told me the root canal procedure was not properly done and left the teeth with a lot of chronical infection. Do not go to this place as they only care about getting money from you not your teeth health.

Saw this doctor because she was close to my area and had decent reviews. Completely regret going to…read moresee her. She claimed that I had 4 cavities, which was untrue. I believed her but was wary because I take care of my teeth so I told her to only fill the 2 worst ones. It has been many years now and no dentist that I have seen since said that I have any cavities, so she definitely lied. During the explanation of why she thought I had cavities, she stuck a tool into the crevice of my teeth and started shaking it so my head would move a little and said something along the lines of "you see, I can move your head so that's a cavity". I also had a problem with one tooth and she suggested a deep cleaning when I clearly needed a root canal. Luckily I was in the process of moving and saw another dentist who told me that based on my x-rays, I needed a root canal and that a deep cleaning wouldn't have solved the problem. During this visit I also paid my deductible when I was in the office. A few weeks pass by and I receive a bill in the mail for my deductible, which was unbelievable. This office seems disorganized and the doctor seems to only care about money, which is very disturbing. Please choose a different dentist as I would never recommend this one.