Highly recommend Dr. Silverstein and his friendly, welcoming, accommodating staff. He is a sweet…read moreman, who is personable and intelligent and, most importantly, honest. He is not looking for a "cash grab" but wants you to be a part of the best decisions possible for your health.

Dr Silverstein is an excellent periodontist . He works with patients to find solutions for their…read moredental issues! His office worker Julie and all the other staff members are all very kind, considerate and helpful! I feel very comfortable when in his office. He does not pressure patients to make quick decisions, and he explains his plan of treatment very carefully and makes it easy to understand! He also cooperates with other dentists if necessary. Gerald G

I went here based on a recommendation and deeply regret it. First off, I had called and asked if…read morethey take my insurance. They claimed they did so I made an appt. When I was there the office staff was very nice but I again asked if they took my insurance and was assured they did. During the visit they claimed I needed a deep cleaning and it wouldn't be covered. I specifically told them I wouldn't want anything not covered. They said since I needed a deep cleaning they wouldn't even do a standard cleaning unless I opted for the deep cleaning which they said would have been an extra $800!! So I wasted my time to go here but wait, it gets better! They then sent me a $400 bill for the X-rays they told me were covered!! Are you kidding me?? I would NEVER recommend this place based off these shady billing practices!! I am definitely going to challenge that bill since under nj law they have to tell you if they don't take your insurance!

I started going to laser Dentistry about 30 years ago. There isn't enough room on this site to…read moreexplain how top notch they are. Professional,friendly, up to date with the most modern technology, amazing, immaculate, accommodating. Dr Bucher and his entire team are the most elite of any doctors office I have ever visited. They strive to give their clients the best possible experience. Love you guys!!!!!

I had several concerns about our experience with this practice, but I will focus on the issues that…read morewere most significant. Dr. Woke is pleasant, but throughout our interactions she made us feel rushed. I also found her explanations to be brief and incomplete, and I felt that concerns about my son's pain and recovery were often dismissed rather than fully addressed. My son had all four wisdom teeth removed. He was discharged with an anti-inflammatory medication but was not prescribed an antibiotic or a stronger pain medication. Approximately two hours after arriving home, he fainted while sitting at the dining room table, fell, and struck his head. His vital signs were low enough that an ambulance transported him to the emergency room for evaluation. Two days later, because his pain remained severe, I contacted the office to ask whether anything stronger could be prescribed. At that point, Dr. Woke prescribed Tylenol with codeine to help manage his pain. Two days after that, over the weekend, one side of my son's face became increasingly swollen and his pain escalated significantly. Dr. Woke examined him the following day and diagnosed a secondary infection at one of the extraction sites. The area had to be reopened and thoroughly irrigated. During the procedure, pus drained from the site as the local anesthetic was administered, confirming the severity of the infection. When I entered the room after the procedure, it was obvious how much pain my son was experiencing. I was disappointed by what I perceived as a lack of empathy regarding his condition. The initial plan appeared to be to send him home with antibiotics, and it was only after I specifically requested additional pain relief that Percocet was prescribed. I also asked when my son could safely return to work. Although Dr. Woke initially stated he could return immediately, she also advised that he should not lift more than 20 pounds for two days. My son works as a full-time automotive mechanic, making those restrictions incompatible with the physical demands of his job. I ultimately requested a work excuse extending his leave by three days, and that note was provided. Because my son missed six business days of work, he applied for short-term disability benefits and FMLA job protection. When the insurance paperwork was sent to the office, the office manager refused to complete it, stating that my son would not qualify because he was "not disabled." When I asked for clarification, I was told that because he could walk and talk, he was capable of working and it was up to his employer to provide accommodations. This was difficult to understand given that he had a documented postoperative infection, was experiencing severe pain, was taking prescribed narcotic medication that prevented him from driving, and was physically unable to perform the duties of his job as a mechanic. It was frustrating that the office declined to complete the paperwork based on its own assessment of his eligibility rather than allowing the insurance company to make that determination. Our experience left us feeling that communication, compassion, and patient advocacy were lacking. I understand that complications can occur after surgery and I do not fault the practice for the infection itself. However, I do expect clear communication, appropriate attention to pain management, empathy during recovery, and cooperation with necessary medical documentation. Unfortunately, those expectations were not met, and based on our experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

Does anyone want to go to an oral surgeon? Not I. That said, I had a a very good experience. Why?…read moreDr Blitz's staff put me at ease. She fully explained the procedure ahead of time. On the day of the procedure, everything went as expected, she did her job vey calmly and I, was glad when it was over. I only have two complaints: 1. I am still short after the procedure and 2. My hair continues to thin. Seriously, Dr. Blitz is excellent. Donald K.

I have been a patient of Dr. Breiterman's for many years. I trust his opinion and his dentistry so…read moremuch so that I come to see him from upstate New York where I now live. I recently had a procedure on a tooth that had a previous deep filling that required replacing. Dr. Breiterman's staff was more than accommodating, providing me with a blanket during my visit as well as directing my attention to the massage feature on the dental chair. The injection he gave me was painless and the impression of my tooth was taken digitally. My crown was fabricated in one appointment with minimal waiting time. My whole appointment went very smoothly. Dr. Breiterman is a great dentist and I will continue to seek his dental care.

If you are looking for a WOW experience this is the office for you. What a well run office…read more Customer service seems to be the top priority

Dr. Lisa and her staff are amazing! Had my 4-month cleaning with the wonderful hygienist Christian…read moretoday, and I will return to have a small cavity filled. They run on time and everyone is very pleasant. I had been considering having a veneer placed on my lower front tooth, and Dr. Lisa explained why what might not be a wise thing to do. She is very ethical and I trust her. I have worked in dentistry for almost 40 years, and I think that I can recognize when things are being done properly. She is awesome!

Dr. Rempell and his fine staff of highly trained professionals make going to the dentist an easy…read moretask for even the most nervous individuals (like my wife). Recently needed a cap and Dr. Rempell was able to complete the procedure in one visit. His staff was able to scan, design, program and fabricate the replacement. Using a table top "mill" the cap was machined literally in front of my eyes. Perfect fit! They always check to confirm your appointments and call the day after to follow-up. I've experienced many dentists in my time and Dr. Rempell is the best. Highly recommended.

Dr. Atlas is wonderful. Unfortunately, when you call his office and inquire if they accept your…read moreinsurance they say yes. However, they are playing semantics and they are out of network but do not tell you that until you receive a bill that your insurance covers 100%. The office should be transparent and let you make the choice if you want to stay in network with no out-of-pocket expense or pay hundreds of dollars.

Misleading on pricing for dental work . Gives you a price then tries charging you extra after the…read morework is done and paid for afterwards.

Friendly people that take care of your needs. Good locations. They were always willing to work with…read moreme over finances.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Nejat and everyone at Advanced Periodontics!…read more From the moment I walked through the door, I was treated with professionalism, kindness, and genuine care. The entire staff is warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive, making what could be a stressful dental experience feel comfortable and reassuring. I have ankylosing spondylitis and between the complications of A.S. and the multitude of medications I've been taking for many years now, I had major dental problems. They required surgical extractions and intervention. It was a tremendous amount of work and made what could've been a miserable experience into a very pleasant one. My experience with the surgical intervention, followed by complete implant work, has convinced the rest of my family to begin seeing Dr. Nejat as well. The doctors at Advanced Periodontics are truly experts in this fairly new field.  When I first visited the office, I was literally terrified of having any sort of dental work done.  I mentioned this during my first consultation and they took the time to thoroughly explain every step of my treatment, answer all of my questions, and ensure I felt confident and informed throughout the entire process. Their attention to detail and commitment to patient care are second to none.  Coming from me, a real chicken.... that honestly means a lot.  The office is spotless, modern, and equipped with the latest technology, which gave me even greater confidence that I was receiving top-quality care.  My procedure went smoothly, and the results exceeded my expectations. I grew up watching my grandparents and parents deal with the agony of using, cleaning and maintaining traditional type dentures. They could not eat everything they desired, were constantly dealing with hardware problems and the messy cream and paste type adhesives required to keep them in place. Their physical appearance and speech were negatively affected, and it was obvious to just about everyone they were "false teeth". With all of this knowledge, I great fears of ending up with traditional dentures.  After everything was ,I walked away with implants & bridges that feel great and, more importantly, look fantastic!   Their appearance is far better than my original teeth and are far more functional. My biggest regret...?? I wish Dr. Nejat, Advanced Periodontics and implant technology were available to my grandparents and parents. It's truly life-changing. The follow-up care was equally impressive, with the office team checking in to make sure I was healing properly and feeling comfortable. What truly sets Dr. Rich Nejat and the entire staff at Advanced Periodontics apart is how much they genuinely care about their patients. It is quite rare to find a practice that combines such exceptional clinical expertise with such a personal, compassionate approach. If you're looking for the best periodontal care in New Jersey, look no further.   I rarely compliment, let alone refer anyone to any medical professional.  That said, I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Nejat and Advanced Periodontics to anyone seeking outstanding treatment and an exceptional patient experience. Five stars truly aren't enough!!

I had an amazing dental emergency being a new patient. Dr. Shadi is the most caring and empathetic…read moredentist I've ever had in my life. She makes you very comfortable and well informed of what needs to be done without taking advantage and any intimidations. Eileen on the front desk is very accommodating from scheduling to follow-ups. I will definitely make Dr. Shadi my regular dentist from now on.

This office is wonderful. I called with a ridiculous emergency, a piece of something black stuck in…read moremy front tooth that I could not detach by any means late afternoon before a 10 day vacation. I called and the owner said the staff had already left for the day but she could see me ( I live not far). I rushed over there, and she solved my unimportant but annoying problem quickly. Her child called during the procedure because she was late and I felt terrible, but she was smiling, kind and helpful, and willing to help a new patient for something that was clearly not serious, however inconvenient. I was very touched and impressed. I highly recommend this practice

I am a current patient and would give 10 stars if I could! Everyone in her office is friendly and…read moreprofessional. Dr. Gupta is wonderful , she explains what she is about to do gives you the opportunity for question before and after the procedure. I cannot say enough about how outstanding Dr. Gupta is! I would recommend her to anyone who is looking for a Periodontist in The Bergen County area. Catherine Enright MSN RN

As dramatic as it may seem, Westwood Periodontics staff likely saved my life. While undergoing a…read moreroutine cleaning Rita, a dental tech noticed an abnormality on my tonsil. I followed up with specialists and was diagnosed with throat cancer, Surgery removed the threat and I am cancer free as a result of an early diagnosis. In addition all of the staff treat patients like friends. Dr. Gupta prepared my jaw for an implant and I was completely confident in the procedure. It was a my good fortune to find this practice several years ago.

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.