Always feel welcomed and well cared for in all my visits. Dr Reddy and Jessica are wonderful!read more

I went to this office for a couple years for cleanings and checkups and it wasn't a pleasant…read moreexperience for me. The main issue is that the dentist does the cleanings (not a hygienist) and every time it was extremely rough to the point of me leaving with a mouth full of blood. I even told her it was hurting while she was cleaning but she just continued on anyway. It was so bad the last time that my teeth were extremely sensitive for a couple of weeks after. I've always had good experiences with hygienists and never was in pain or bleeding from those. On a positive note, the assistant Jess is very nice.

I wish I could give 4 1/2 stars. First and foremost, this is a great office. The front desk…read morepeople always have a smile for everyone, and my average wait time is never more than 10 minutes, even when I'm early. I should begin this review by saying that I've had extensive work done here, and unfortunately a great deal of different procedures at other dentists and periodontists in NYC and Florida. Dr. Moskowitz is a dream dentist. He's as upbeat as he can be, yet he never sugarcoats the situation. He will answer endless questions, and never seems frustrated or irritated. I don't like dentists, and I am kind of a wuss when it comes to pain, but he is unfailingly gentle, and will stop and administer more anesthetic in the middle of a procedure if the patient wants it. I cannot say enough about my experience with him, and with his assistant, who also went to dental school, Dora. They are an amazing team, and I trust them completely. Why? I read some previous reviews about unnecessary work ordered, but I had all different options and price points discussed with me, and wasn't pushed toward the most expensive option. My father made the same decision to have a permanent bridge put in, and his dentist (in Florida) was not as good as Advanced Dental Care - he gets food caught under it and it irritates his gums. My bridge fits so well that I feel like it's nearly my natural teeth. They didn't rush to cement it in, but used temporary paste, until I was sure that the fit was absolutely correct. So why not 5 stars? They are EXPENSIVE. I have dental insurance, and with the insurance that they take, I'm still paying tens of thousands of dollars out of my own pocket. I know that there are less expensive dentists out there, but I've decided that the thoroughness and expertise that I have experienced here are worth the money. After all, it is your mouth, and I don't know about you, but I like eating. They make sure that they accommodate my schedule, and after hearing my dad complain about the dental work that he had done, I think it is ABSOLUTELY worth the cost.

tl;dr: this place takes advantage of economically vulnerable people and the administration is an…read moreabsolute mess. Extremely long wait after appointment time to be seen, and the administration is horribly managed. This place is terrible. I went to get my wisdom teeth removed. The consultation was standard and everything went fine. They verified that I was qualified for a loan and repayment plan but then I received a letter in the mail after my surgery saying that I did not qualify for the extended repayment plan despite being assured before my surgery that I was. They had me sign up for a plan that caused me financial stress under false pretenses. They called to reschedule my surgery twice which caused confusion with my job because I had to request time off for the surgery and then change it, twice. When I arrived for my surgery, I had to wait an hour and half to be seen by the surgeon whose assistant did not follow her instructions to x ray me while I waited, causing more of a delay. The guy before me had been waiting for two hours. The surgery itself went fine. They have very capable doctors. But so do A LOT of other dental offices. I received IV sedation and it was very fast. The big issue with this place is the management and administration. It is VERY poorly managed. They sent my scripts to the wrong pharmacy (TWICE!) and it took a few hours after my surgery to get them. Also, I requested an itemized receipt for my surgery both before and after my procedure. Was initially told hey can't give that to me until after the procedure. Then on 10/12 when I followed up I was told it would take a day to get to me. It's 10/17 and I still don't have my itemized receipt and they have not called me back. This is what I wonder: 1. I asked for an itemized receipt before my surgery and they said that they could not provide this until after the surgery because that's when they would be able to calculate the totals. 2. If that's the case why did they give me a solid price (the wording was, verbatim "the surgery will cost $2400". It was a definitive statement and not a quote) and have me sign up for a loan and repayment plan based on this amount if they can't actually calculate the totals until after the procedure? 3. Why are they unable to supply an itemized receipt when requested? Why don't they already have this information calculated and on file? Why won't they return my calls about this? Why are they being so shady about this? I am concerned that this place takes advantage of those who need dental work and who may be economically vulnerable, in a lot of pain, and who may be desperate to get this work done. I sincerely regret using Brooklyn Dental and besides my follow up, will never see them again.

The front desk staff are very unprofessional and curt. One hand doesn't know what the other is…read moredoing. I was treated like a pariah. I would strongly advise anyone to avoid at all costs.

I had such a great experience at Newman springs dental. Kelly my hygienist is the best! She is so…read moreefficient, explaining everything and made me so comfortable! Arlee, the receptionist is so sweet and helpful. And Dr Sayroo is very nice and efficient as well. Highly recommend them!

I started with Platinum Dental via a Groupon for teeth whitening (I think) at their Somerset office…read morea few year ago. The first doc I saw was Dr. Nijhawan. I liked the visit so much that I decided to keep them as my ongoing dental office. I haven't seen Dr. Nijhawan in quite a while though. I've also seen Dr. Parik and Dr. Youssef. All three doctors have been pleasant, knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions or concerns that I've had. I really enjoyed appointments with Dr. Nijhawan in the past and am finding Dr. Youssef (doc I've seen my last few appointments) great too. They always let me know about any issues they see with my teeth and what options I have for repair/replacement. None have ever tried to upsell me on services that I didn't need. My most recent appointment (7/9/25) went off as smoothly as it always does. I usually only have to wait 5 or so minutes before I'm called back for my appointment. The appointment was for a regular cleaning. My hygienist Lisa (I think that was her name), was great. She did a thorough cleaning of my teeth, told me the areas I needed to work on and demonstrated how to get back to areas of my teeth I have issues with. Dr. Youssef even had time to help me with a chip I had on one of my central incisor. If you're in the Somerset area and looking for a good dentist, I'd definitely recommend them. They have locations in Bayonne, Orange, Ventnor, Sea Grit, Secaucus and Somerset. My review is for the Somerset location only. I've never been to any of their other locations but with the quality care providers that Dr. Nijhawan, Dr. Parik and Dr. Youssef seem to pride themselves with being, I can't imagine that they would associate with a dental practice that was subpar.

We have never experienced anything like this from this office until today. There's a strong…read morepossibility you've just lost four patients in us: My Daughter's Nightmare Visit with Dr. Rabih Faytarouni (or Faytroni) - If you value compassion, professionalism, and basic patient care, steer clear of Dr. Rabih Faytarouni. My daughter had a truly traumatic experience here today--she was bawling by the time we left, and I feel compelled to warn others. From the Start: Poor Communication and Rushed Care - As soon as my daughter sat down, the hygienist asked how many cavities she needed addressed. She replied, "all of them," explaining that she's heading back to college and her regular dentist, Dr. Youssef, strongly recommended getting everything done now. The hygienist noted that completion would depend on the dentist's available time. She then applied numbing gel to my daughter's gums--something that normally requires a wait for proper effect. Dr. Faytarouni's Abrupt and Insensitive Approach - Dr. Faytarouni strode in immediately after, without checking how long the gel had been on. He pressed my daughter about why she needed all cavities done, despite her reasonable explanation. Then, without confirming the gel was ready, he started injecting novocaine. Not only was he rough, but he was so careless that my daughter felt everything--she was in visible pain and started to cry. His response? "It's a necessary pain." There was zero compassion or concern for her comfort. Shaming and Blaming the Patient - Instead of empathy, the hygienist chimed in to scold my daughter for not flossing--while she was still crying--and insisted she carry floss everywhere. Absolutely no support or understanding, just judgment and blame. Rough Handling and Disregard for Comfort - Dr. Faytarouni's technique throughout the procedure was not only rushed, but also physically uncomfortable for my daughter. Instead of politely asking her to move her head, he would push or pull her head in the direction he preferred, often causing additional distress. He rested his hand on her lip in ways that were awkward and obviously painful. Throughout the appointment, he repeatedly insisted she open her mouth wider, far beyond what was comfortable or reasonable for her. Unprofessional Conduct and Lack of Compassion -To make matters worse, Dr. Faytarouni was blatantly rude to his hygienist right in front of my daughter, criticizing the use of the suction--claiming it was "too loud" and only acceptable when absolutely necessary. I personally witnessed one of these outbursts when I took a peek to see how my daughter's appointment was going. This led to water dripping down my daughter's face multiple times, only adding to her discomfort and humiliation. His sarcastic remark, "We're having such a great day," made it abundantly clear that he was not interested in providing quality patient care or a supportive environment. No Attention to Patient History or Needs - At no point did Dr. Faytarouni bother to check my daughter's chart or acknowledge the reason for her visit, even expressing surprise that her regular dentist, Dr. Yousef, worked in the same practice. He finished the appointment by telling her her teeth might be sensitive for days or weeks, showing little understanding or care for her unique situation as a college student needing comprehensive treatment. Final Thoughts: Avoid at All Costs - This experience was nothing short of traumatic for my daughter, who left the office in tears and feeling completely dismissed. The lack of empathy, professionalism, and basic patient care from Dr. Faytarouni is absolutely unacceptable. If you care about your comfort and well-being--or that of your loved ones--find another dentist. Everyone else at Platinum, from receptionists to other dental professionals that my kids have dealt with, like Dr. Youssef and Dr Nijhawan, and the other hygienist Lisa have been so friendly and helpful, and are always concerned about the patient's comfort. What happened?

I recently moved to the area and just went to Cambridge Dental for my annual cleaning. Very high…read moretech setup, they seem to have all the latest equipment. Staff was very nice from the moment i entered the office. Hygienist cleaned my teeth well and did a thorough x ray and photos. Dentist was also very thorough. Great service, great cleaning, nice people, what more do you want.

I could not ask for a better place to go for dental care. I finally like to go to the dentist!!!…read moreWhen I walk in the door I'm always greeted with a big friendly smile by Kim and it just carries on to every other staff member. Dr. Yana and the staff are so compassionate, friendly, and caring. There is not a time that I sat in the chair and Dr. didn't ask how I was doing, how my weekend was, or how work was before she started to do any work on me. Dr. Yana did A LOT of work on my teeth and explained everything every step of the way, always asking if I have questions to make sure I understand everything completely. I have never LOVED my teeth so much. Dr. Yana, Sofiya, Kim, Stephanie, and Xhunejda are all amazing in everything they do. I would recommend Dr and her staff to everyone!! Can't wait for my next appointment.. LITERALLY!!

Amazing staff. Accommodated tooth pain sooner. Dr. Was gentle and reassuring. Was treated with…read morerespect and understanding. Im not going to joke it was painless bc uh no but better than it usually is. Dentist was truly amazing and did her best to cause no extra pain. I highly recommend this dental office. I had made an appointment for later on in the month but pain couldn't wait that long so they made room for me. I was in and out in a little over an hour. I felt awesome. Located in strip mall on the end on applegarth Road definitely if you need dental help definitely the place to go.

They are very professional and they have never hurt me. Also their staff are wonderful and always…read morewilling to help.

I just left the single worst medical experience of my life. The dentists at Skyline Dental had me…read morein the chair for six and a half hours while they removed my molar without proper anesthesia. I was bucking in pain and telling them that I could feel everything. They gaslit me for hours, telling me I had already had plenty of anesthesia and that I simply did not understand the difference between "pain and pressure." They even asked me if I'd like to pay $155 for Nitrous Oxide to soothe my anxiety. I told them clearly that I didn't have anxiety, I had pain. They told me several times that I could leave. Leave! With a partially removed cracked tooth and double the pain I started with. The lack of concern for my wellbeing and pain was unbelievable. Finally, in the last 30 minutes they made one last attempt to give me anesthesia in the correct location. Instantly, I was still and it was the first time during the entire appointment that I did not have pain. It was evident to the dentist the difference in my presentation and clear that had they listened they could have avoided hurting me and dehumanizing me. I complained to the office manager about my experience, but she only defended the dentists.

Both my college-age kids saw dentists at this practice when I couldn't get them in to see our…read morelongtime family dentist. Neither had had cavities previously and yet after their initial visits at this office, they were told that they had 8 and 5 respectively. That seemed like a lot of cavities all of a sudden, but here's the thing: we went back to our family dentist, and were told their mouths looked great, no cavities at all. Clearly this practice is recommending aggressive, unnecessary treatment in order to charge more. Do not recommend.

Most thorough dental cleaning I've ever received. Got in on time with an appointment at 8:30am, and…read morewas welcomed by a sign on the reception desk that said they would return soon from a team meeting. There were some hiccups but in all, the hospitable service made up for it - the system was down but they found other ways to retrieve my pre-filled forms, and I waited a good 10 min to see Dr. Czarnik after my cleaning was done. Finally got out around 9:45am. The office is modern and chic and the waiting room comes with a wine cart inviting you to treat yourself (what?!) Note: the dentist you book with on ZocDoc may not be the one you'll see on your appointment, so it'd be best to confirm if you're going for a specific dentist.

I know how hard it is to find a good dentist so when I moved to NYC I asked around and decided to…read morego to the dentist most of my office was seeing, "Aesthetic Dentistry" in the West Village. This experience turned into a nightmare. I have never been afraid of dentists as I have generally had good experiences. I take very good care of my teeth, but for some reason, I suddenly needed two filler replacements and two onlays. This is the most amount of work I have ever needed. While I thought this was crazy, I went ahead with the replacements, because I was moving in 6 weeks to yet another city and my office trusted this dentist. The dentist did some of the work and then let his assistants work on my teeth. When I left I experienced quite a bit of pain. They told me to come back in for some adjustments. I was told I would be seeing a dentist. When I got there, the dentist said hello and then the assistant worked on my teeth. Again, I left and had pain. I was at the dental office every other day for a month trying to get "the adjustments" fixed so I wouldn't have pain. I have never had to get "adjustments". In my experience, dentists have gotten their work right the first time. My last experience was my final onlay. Again after the onlay was put in I had to get adjustments done cause I couldn't chew without pain. The assistant working on my tooth didn't numb me. She drilled away hitting a nerve. I screamed in pain and tears rolling down my cheeks. I kept telling her it hurt. She said, "I know. I am sorry. I am almost done." It took nearly 3 months for the nerve pain to go away from that tooth. Another tooth continues to bother me. The dentist told me he drilled close to the nerve. He then told me, in 3 months if I still have pain I will need a root canal. Well it has been 5 months. I still can't chew on the right side of my mouth. Why the "F" do I need a root canal after seeing this dentist. I didn't need one before! I didn't even have problems with my teeth before going to this dental office. This dental office also had the audacity to bill me once more after I moved. After they told me I had everything settled. Two months after I moved, they told me my insurance wouldn't cover EVERYTHING. Awesome.. since when I was there they told me my insurance company would pay up to this and this amount. I paid the hefty remaining balance. In any case, I am now in another city... still in pain with no dental insurance and deathly afraid to see another dentist (I didn't have a fear of dentists before). I never want to experience this kind of pain again, both physically and financially.