I had a wisdom tooth removed a few weeks ago with Dr. Kalman. He was assisted by Dana. These two…read moreare awesome, though my body did not like the laughing gas at first once it was turned off and I got the usual 3 shots of novocaine and the iv sedation, it was a breeze. I was awake but the extraction happened so fast I didn't get a chance to react. Dr. Kalman is so gentle and I love his bed side manners. Dana was very patient and I appreciate her looking out for me especially since I'm nervous Nelly. I felt no pain other than a little soreness and a tad swelling but otherwise I lived another day. My choice of pain meds when needed was, Advil Dual..you can find them on Amazon. They reacted better to my body and not make me nauseous or dizzy. Otherwise everything else is great. I would definitely recommend anybody to get their tooth extracted by this facility especially with Dr. Kalman. Thank you again!

No pain during procedure and that is what matters!!! Had my impacted wisdom tooth removed here and…read moreI can say that is it painless during procedure! Location: the clinic is along Woodhaven Blvd. The clinic is huge and clean. I felt like this is new facility cause its very clean and well maintained. I got street parking cause there is a lot of residential areas nearby. Checkin: You have to check in on the desk, I made apppointment by phone so it was easy to checkin. I have to wait for like an hour to be called for my procedure. Employee: Dr. Cardo is very professional, explains well the condition and treatments. He will show you to the monitor the teeth that has problem, the treatment and the after care. Again, I didn't experience any pain during procedure which is great. The employees are well known and informative about the case. They will give you health teaching before you leave. My only concern is that during your procedure the door is widely open, so people might see what they are doing to your mouth. I'm not sure if that's the protocol on the clinic but it's not bad to have a little privacy specially with dental procedures. Definitely will come back here for future treatments! Dr. Cardo helped me remove my impacted wisdom tooth.

This place looks like scam place that they are trying to grab customers pocket without any efforts…read moreto help customer in pain in their first priority of their business. Lack of follow up makes me think twice to go back this office dental. Avoid at all cost and if they're trying to charge you with a lot of money for doing surgery without any consent,report these establisment to Department of Consumer Affairs or BBB and hopefully their license got revoke for good.

They did NOT explain that I had to pay up front! I had a consultation with Rachel and she told me…read moremy insurance would pay a percentage and I will be billed for the rest. I took antibiotics for a whole week, Which had me feeling horrible because I don't take medicine. I traveled over 2 hours to come in and they asked me for almost $2000 up front! They (someone named Anne) then, tried to gaslight me and tell me I was told when I was not. One assistant (Danielle) was laughing in my face and when I called her out on it, she tried to pretend like she wasn't laughing. They tried to redeem themselves by cutting the price and I come on when I have the money. I need the procedure done right away so this did not help at all. This has been a HORRIBLE experience. Do NOT go to this place. These people are horrible. they just want to take your money. They also talk about filling up the extraction point with "biological material" they can't tell me exactly what it is. only "collagen" I asked for an ingredients list, they could not provide it. I was not able to speak to the doctor before the "surgery". They don't even have any type of correspondence such as email or texting to tell you all the information. This is a warning When I asked them about it, they said they do everything by paper, not electronically. Makes you wonder. They don't want a paper trail when they're scamming people for their money. DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR MONEY!

I just had such a great consultation at Queensboro Oral Surgery. I am a nervous wreck when it comes…read moreto dental work, especially something as invasive as an extraction, but Dr. Dourmas made me feel comfortable as soon as she walked into the room. I told her about my nerves and she was very kind and patient in explaining my situation, treatment options, and the potential side effects. Stephanie at the front desk was also very helpful, as were the two women who performed my X-rays and scheduled my follow-up appointment (I unfortunately didn't get their names!) I left with a great impression of the office. Even though surgery was ruled out for the time being, I'd feel fully comfortable and confident in moving forward with Dr. Dourmas and her excellent staff if that becomes necessary in the future.

I was referred to Queensboro Oral Surgery & Associates by my dentist for a consultation about…read morereplacing a tooth I had extracted. I've been putting off getting an implant for a while because I wanted to carefully weigh my options, especially since implants can be expensive. I finally decided to schedule a consultation, and the process was very easy. The receptionist took my insurance information over the phone and scheduled me for the next available appointment. On the day of my visit, I was in and out in less than 30 minutes. They took a panoramic X-ray and thoroughly explained the implant procedure, what to expect during surgery, the healing process, and the long-term benefits of replacing the missing tooth. Since I already know that missing a tooth can cause surrounding teeth to shift, I appreciated how informative they were about preventing future dental issues. I was also very upfront about being nervous. I've had root canals, wisdom teeth extractions, fillings, and other dental procedures over the years, and dental work has always made me anxious. The staff was kind, patient, and reassuring, even though this visit was only a consultation. They explained that local anesthesia would be included with the procedure, while IV sedation would be an additional out-of-pocket expense since insurance doesn't cover it. Before I left, the secretary came over to my chair to discuss my insurance benefits. She explained that my primary insurance would cover 50% and my secondary insurance would cover the remaining 50%, which led me to believe the procedure would essentially be covered in full, aside from any non-covered expenses like sedation. Because of that, I felt comfortable waiting for the prior authorizations before making my final decision. A short time later, I received an email from my primary insurance showing what they approved, and it listed that I would still be responsible for $1,117.50. I wasn't overly concerned at first because I assumed my secondary insurance authorization was still being processed and would cover the remaining balance, just as I had been told during my consultation. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because of what happened afterward. When I called the office to ask about the secondary insurance authorization, I was surprised to learn it had never been submitted. Instead of acknowledging the oversight or apologizing for the delay, I was simply told they would process it and that it would take about two more weeks. That was disappointing because I had specifically explained that I wasn't comfortable scheduling surgery until I knew exactly what my financial responsibility would be. I don't think patients should have to call back to make sure paperwork that was promised is actually being completed. At this point, I still won't schedule the implant until I know exactly what my out-of-pocket costs will be. Overall, my consultation experience was excellent. The oral surgeon and staff I interacted with during my visit were professional, informative, compassionate, and made me feel at ease. My only complaint is the lack of follow-through with my insurance paperwork, which unfortunately delayed my treatment. I hope this was simply an isolated oversight because my experience in the office itself was otherwise very positive.

The Staff are amazingly patient and Dr. Gary Kolinsky is wonderful…read more Thank you sooo much.

Dr Weitzman is my go to oral surgeon in Forest Hills for extracting my teeth for implants for more…read morethan 25 years (?) . I have not needed any oral surgery for more than 10 years. My routine cleaning and X-rays in June revealed a cracked infected root in a very old root canal that would need to be extracted and prepped for an implant. I was able to get a quick appointment, the office staff was very helpful. As I said I have not been there in ten years and Dr Weitzman greeted me with a big Hello and smile and we both acknowledged our matching gray hair. He does good technical work. The office vibe is kind and personable. His son went to dental school and joined the family business. I highly recommend them. He is not a chain or franchise like so many other healthcare providers today. Support your local mom and pop dentists and doctors, for independent healthcare.

I don't think anyone enjoys going to the dentist, let alone, an oral surgeon, but I must say that…read moreDr. Nira made the experience extremely pleasant. Dr. Nira has wonderful bedside manner, is extremely attentive, and overall a wonderful person. I was very impressed with her recommendations and attentiveness through the whole process of wisdom teeth extraction. Her staff was also quite impressive, very polite, attentive, and also routinely followed up just to see how I was doing. Appointments were also precise with very little waiting upon arrival. I hope you will never need an oral surgeon, but if you do, I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Nira and her staff at Little Neck Bay Oral.

My son required the removal of 2 of his wisdom teeth. Dr Dwivedi did an incredible job in…read moreexplaining the procedure to a very nervous teenager. He felt comfortable and was able to get through his anxiousness. Dr Dwivedi called to follow up and we both felt extremely grateful to be in such knowledgeable and caring hands.

I have now had 2 implants done at Clear Choice in Long Island City and both times the service was…read moreexcellent. My new teeth work perfectly and the look fits in perfectly with my other teeth. There were many moments where it was obvious the benefit from dealing with a specialist in implants - most recently the full mouth digital scan that led to a perfectly fitted crown. Years ago I had one implant done by my dentist who is excellent as a general dentist but clearly over his head when doing implants (it literally fell out several months later, with great pain, requiring a full do-over of the entire process). Plan to arrive early in case there are travel problems, which NYC is notorious for. The office has excellent free coffee and spring water, and comfortable sofa's.

Went here to get a filling for a SMALL cavity and got the filling done wrong by them drilling a…read morehole in my tooth too deep towards the nerve, keep in mind this was a small cavity. I now have to get a root canal for a tooth which was perfectly fine.

On February 12, I left work early, I am a teacher, and drove from the Bronx to the 365 Dental…read moreForest Hills location for what was supposed to be a follow up visit because I was not helped at the LIC location. At LIC, they explained they did not have the specific materials needed to address my implant issue. However, the doctor there was warm, professional, and genuinely tried to help me. I was specifically told that the Forest Hills location would be able to assist. I was in the Forest Hills office for about three minutes. I came in with loose upper crowns from a dental implant procedure I had done in Turkey. Dr. Schlesinger walked in, refused to shake my hand, and stood at a distance. He did not perform an examination. He did not turn on a light, did not touch my crowns, and did not assess the area. He asked me to open my mouth briefly, and without physically examining the crowns, he stated that I should go back to Turkey or wherever I had the procedure done and have them fix it because he did not know. He then walked out. There was no clinical assessment and no attempt to evaluate the issue. At the 365 Dental Forest Hills location, the dental assistant, a woman with dark hair, glasses, and a ponytail, was present during this interaction and appeared visibly uncomfortable as it unfolded. I took the instruction literally and flew back to Turkey. When I arrived, I was informed they could not assist because the manufacturer of the implant components is based in Israel and Turkey has severed ties. As a result, I am now pursuing treatment with ClearChoice to replace the crowns and possibly the implants. I have been a patient with 365 Dental for about six years. This experience at the Forest Hills location was unacceptable. After this interaction with Dr. Schlesinger, I will not be returning.

Everything went well. Pricey, but good dentists are. Took me years to find a really good dentist…read moreand they are located in my neighborhood

Kolinsky Gary is my favorite dentist, oral surgeon. The man is a genius, very caring, patient…read more He does great work .I. Just left his office. For an extraction he explained things as he does it. The girls are kind and nice. Office is clean. Mr. Kolinsky is the oral surgeon to go to. He is the best. I recommend him highly. Queens blvd is his location. Forest Hills

This oral surgeon is just amazing! He checked on the same tooth several times, and assured me that…read moreI did not need surgery on it and then after the third time, around 10 years later, I did need surgery and he did such a great job. It was amazing. In addition, he did not charge me for the first few visits because I didn't need anything done. He is kind, thorough and talented!

My Timeline December…read more2024 My dentist's office submitted a new referral for me, and my dental insurance approved it. January 2025 I entered my information on Flushing Oral Surgery's website to schedule an appointment. Lin responded and scheduled me for the first week of March. March 2025 The day before my appointment with Dr. Li, I asked the first oral surgeon's office to email me the panoramic x-ray so I could forward it to Lin. I met with Dr. Li for a second opinion on my wisdom tooth extraction. I asked thorough questions to compare notes. At the time, I trusted Dr. Li and felt confident in his care. Dr. Li recommended the bone graft, and the dental assistant mentioned the out-of-pocket cost. He gave me pamphlets and pre-operative instructions. I called my dental insurance to expedite the pre-authorization and received approval two days later. I emailed the approval letter to Lin. Flushing Oral Surgery called to move up my surgery, which was originally scheduled for the last week of March. My mom accompanied me to my surgery today. I finally had my wisdom tooth extracted, and a huge weight was lifted. Thanks, Lin! Thanks, Dr. Paul Chin-Fan Li! Thanks, Flushing Oral Surgery!

I had a very disappointing experience with this office regarding my wisdom teeth removal insurance…read morerequest. I visited the office a few weeks ago and was told they would submit the request to my insurance and that I should wait about three weeks. During that time, I followed up multiple times and was repeatedly told that the request had already been submitted, even though the office could not provide a clear proof that anything had actually been sent. I later called my insurance company directly, and they told me they had never received any request from this office. After I informed the office of this, they said they would resend it before closing. I checked with my insurance again the next day, and insurance still had no record of receiving anything. This caused unnecessary delay in my treatment and wasted several weeks of my time. The most concerning part was the lack of clear communication and the inability to provide proof of submission while repeatedly telling me it had been submitted. For patients in New York who experience similar issues with a dentist or dental office, complaints about professional misconduct can be filed with the New York State Education Department Office of Professional Discipline, also known as NYSED OPD (download complaint form through their website). NYC 311 can also direct patients to the appropriate complaint process. Update: Based on my conversation with your office this morning, they now stated that the insurance request was submitted on 05/26 and said they would send me a screenshot showing that it was sent. However, this is still confusing because when I previously followed up about a week ago, one assistant told me she could not see any record of the submission, while I was still told that the request had been sent, your office stated that the assistant who told me she could not see any record of the submission was newly hired. I understand that new staff may still be learning office procedures. However, that does not resolve my concern. Until now, my insurance company has told me they have no record of receiving the request. I am willing to resolve this professionally, but the issue remains the same: conflicting information, lack of clear documentation, and delay in treatment. BTW, I really appreciate your super fast reply on my google review, I hope the actual insurance issue can be handled just as quickly and clearly. UPDATE: Thank you for your super fast Google review response. I understand that insurance authorization can involve third-party systems and processing timelines. However, my concern is that I was repeatedly told the request had been submitted, while my insurance told me they had no record of receiving it. I was also given conflicting information by the office, including being told that one assistant could not see any record of the submission, and later being told that the assistant was newly hired. I understand that new staff may make mistakes. However, from a patient's perspective, the office is still responsible for providing accurate status updates, clear records, and giving proof of submission when needed. Blaming third-party system or new staff doesn't resolve the issue. The issue remains that there was conflicting communication, lack of clear documentation at the time. In addition, I want to clarify that it is not that I do not want to contact your office directly. I had to call the office more than 40 times also send emails before I was finally able to reach someone. When the call was answered, I was told that the office only has one assistant answering calls and that the office is busy, that does not excuse the lack of communication, the difficulty reaching the office, or the conflicting information. From my experience, leaving a Google review seemed to be the fastest way to get a response from your office. I do appreciate the prompt response here, but I wish the same level of communication and urgency had been provided through the normal patient communication channels before this issue became public.

I saw Dr. Huang today to remove 4 wisdom teeth at once. I ain't gonna lie- I was so scared and…read morenervous. I had one wisdom tooth that has been bothering me on and off for the past couple months where I was taking antibiotics on a monthly basis. I finally realized ok addie- it's time to get these babies out. I called to make an appt and the front desk was very helpful. She had told her I have an infected wisdom tooth and wanted to get it checked out and pulled. She told me that if it is infected- I should come in ASAP to get it pulled and offered me an appt the next day but I unfortunately I was not able to get out of work. I made an appt and surprisingly they took my dental insurance cause I once heard that dental insurances usually does not cover wisdom teeth removals. She informed me not to eat or drink anything 6 hours prior coming in in case I needed iv sedation and to bring someone with me. I went in by 9am today and I was very impressed with the office. It was big, clean, modern, spacey and bright. It kinda took the edge of "oral surgeons office." I registered and I was called in a span of 10 minutes. They first got an panoramic xray of my teeth so see exactly where my wisdom teeth were located on what angle etc. Then I was placed in a room with my xray on the computer. Dr. Huang came in maybe 5 minutes later and introduced herself. She explained everything to me including the fact that my bottom teeth were placed right next to a nerve and embedded into a bone so she would have to shave some of the bone in order to get my teeth out. It sounds really scary and yes I was really nervous and anxious but she made sure she explained the risks and also reassured me as well. She was confident which I liked a lot. I was initially going to get only one tooth out- the impacted one but she explained how the other teeth is going to grow longer if I don't remove the rest. It may not bother me now but sooner or later it might. I agreed to get all 4 removed and opted for iv sedation. Two assistants came in and took my blood pressure, O2, put ekg stickers on me, gave me an oxygen cannula and the doctor came in. She found my vein pretty easily despite me being super dehydrated from not being able to eat or drink anything. She explained that in 30 seconds or less I would start to feel sleepy. I was silently counting to myself and after 9? I don't remember anything. I woke up which seemed like 5 minutes later with gauze in my mouth. The nurse gave me discharge information and some extra gauze so I can change it every 45 mins. Also some ice packs for the swelling. My antibiotic and pain med was sent electronically to the pharmacy so I went ahead and picked up my meds. Right now I'm in pain but that is expected since I took out all 4 at once. It's bearable with ibuprofen. I also bought a gel from her office called "sock it" but didn't use it yet. I highly highly recommend if you need any work done. She is very calm and professional. Seems very well educated as well. I would come back if I need any extensive dental work done.

I love Dr. Linda Huang! I was referred to another oral surgeon by my dentist for wisdom teeth…read moreremoval, but after calling in Dr. Huang's office and speaking with the very helpful gentleman over the phone, I decided on her instead and I'm so glad I did. Dr. Huang has an amazing upbeat personality, is very kind and I appreciated the fact that I was never lectured nor reprimanded. After telling me the honest status of each of my wisdom teeth she gave me the option to choose which to take out with absolutely no pressure on her end. We both agreed I should just take out all four under IV sedation. The biller came in a few minutes after to discuss my prices as Dr. Huang is not in network with my insurance. Thankfully, the out of pocket price was much lower than I expected and I appreciated their break down of the prices. The two assistants who prepped me were also very kind. The assistant with glasses inserted the needle in my arm with care and I especially adored the assistant who spoke Korean! So so lovely, gentle, and exudes calmness. I was out within seconds, woke up soon after with no pain and minimal swelling and was sent on my way with the help of my husband. I didn't even need ice packs! I took the prescribed ibrupofen to help with the little soreness and less than 24 hours later, I feel perfectly fine with absolute no swelling. I really enjoyed my visit, I wish she could be my regular doctor!