Thank you Dr. Arvay, Dr. Goldkind and staff for your excellent level of service and for a job well…read moredone. I am extremely glad that I chose you and your team for my orthodontics. My teeth look great!

Busy, excellent orthodontics practice. I work in the area, so when I decided to get my teeth…read morestraightened, I looked for a convenient excellent orthodontist and I found one. I was extremely satisfied with the Dr. Arvay and his associates and office staff. the flexibility of scheduling appointments, the quick in-and out, and most importantly with the their competence and the results they obtained. Very pleasant place to get your teeth straightened, highly recommended.

Dr. Altman and the whole crew at the dental suite are absolutely the best. From being greeted at…read morethe front desk by Kirsten, always with a smile and friendly conversation, to having Dr. Altman come in and crack jokes with you after your cleaning - it feels like you're visiting with family, not the dentist. Wanda is my dental hygienist, and she is the best. She is quick with her work and delivers little to no pain. She learns her way around your mouth and scrapes away the ick without drawing too much blood. And if you're in the market for Invisalign, I highly recommend coming here. Renee is the resident Invisalign expert, and she will go as far as you're willing to go for perfect teeth. We've been on our journey together with Invisalign for just over 17 months (hard to believe!), but she keeps sending out for refinements as long as I'm willing to take them. The road to perfect teeth is long, but she's there with you every step of the way. I know going to the dentist can be trying and hard for many. After finding this great office (my original dentist retired so I was grandfathered in to Dr. Altman, yet Wanda remained the same), I know I've found my dentist for as long as I'm in the area.

Unfortunately on a Saturday morning I had to see a Dentist on an Emergency basis. I was in horrible…read moretooth pain. I called my regular Dentist and was told we'll have to squeeze you in on Monday. I was almost pleading with him. To no avail I was told to call Monday morning at 815am to be squeezed in. I looked on the internet and found Washington family dentist. Even though it was an hour before they closed, after explaining my situation Dr. Riesenberg felt it was serious enough to see me. I had never met him before . I was not a patient of the practice. Dr Riesenberg and his staff were very accommodating. They put me at ease. So it turns out I had a infection which is a serious issue an needed to be dealt with today not Monday . Dr Riesenberg also did some tricks to ease my pain quickly. I will be going to Washington family dentist from now on. By the way they accept Care Credit. 12 months interest free! Thank You Dr Riesenberg for Caring enough to see me and ease my pain

Great dental experience. Office is nice and clean and Dentists are great. Staff is friendly. The…read moreset up is really nice. You can watch TV while getting dental work or stare at the pseudo clouds on the ceiling I usually hate going to the dentist but they make the experience as good as can be. Dr. Riesenberg is the best. Did a root canal for me and no pain.

The dentist and dental hygienists here are awesome. They are professional, kind, and do excellent…read morework, which is why it is unfortunate that the front office experience was so disappointing. The lady at the front desk seemed extremely sensitive to me taking a business call, even though I could hear noise coming from inside the office. I understand that a dental office may need some level of quiet, but the situation could have been handled in a much more respectful and professional way. In my opinion, the clinical team is great, but the front office customer service needs serious improvement. The person at the front desk made the experience uncomfortable, and honestly, she should probably already be retired if she is unable to handle normal patient interactions professionally.

I've had a great experience with Long Hill Dental! They are great to schedule and my examinations…read morehave been very thorough and detailed. I highly recommend!

I absolutely HATE going to the dentist. I've moved a lot, and also changed insurance, so I've…read moreprobably seen at least 20 different dentists in my life, and almost every experience has been outright miserable. Dr. Widmayer is hands down the best I've encountered, and also the most compassionate and understanding out of all the ones I've seen.

Dr.Widmayer DMD is the Best dentist our family of 6 has ever had!! He is truly caring & kind! No…read morematter how small or large our dental issues; from Taffy pulling off my cap, to husband's root canal, Dr. Widmayer fixes the problem with his expert dentistry & his fabulous humour! You leave smiling with beautiful teeth & a smile on your heart too!! The staff is amazing! Hygienist are gentle & fun!

Office suite is really nice, actually may be brand new as this is a newer dental office. Coffee and…read moreTV in the waiting room + a full selection of current magazines. Dental hygienist was really friendly, we actually talked and talked even as they x-rayed. The dentist was super informative. Many dentists have told me to use toothpaste for sensitive teeth, but at this office, they gave me two different suggestions as to application. The medical professionals who stand out to me are ones like this, who readily give information. Good stuff. Good experience from booking to exam to booking the follow up.

Dr. Chueiri and Dr. Pomeranc are amazing as well as the dental assistants and from of the house…read morestaff. The office manager Angela is amazing. She always gets me in whenever I need. My 2 yr old son goes here and sees Dr. Peter's and he loves him. His patience with my son at such a young age was amazing. I highly recommend this dental practice to anyone of all ages.

BEWARE OF DENTAL ASSOCIATES OF BASKING RIDGE!!!!! After…read moregoing there for years, they no longer take my insurance. Rather than tell me that, they rendered services and I got hit with a big bill! Yes it's the patients responsibility to know in and out of network, but if i didn't know something changed, why would I ask? They knew and didn't say anything! Wouldn't it have been better to tell me "we no longer take your insurance and if you proceed it's out of network"???? I think so. They said they have so many patients they don't have time to do that! We'll they don't need any more business. So if you're looking for a dentist, look somewhere else!

Unlike others, a trip to the dentist's office when I was a kid didn't cause a great deal of…read moretrepidation, or panic, or fear. My parents made sure I went regularly, but my teeth were always in pretty good shape, even if my attention to their care was less than diligent. I didn't get a cavity until I was well into middle age. I didn't like going to the dentist, but it didn't fill me with horror, like it did some of my peers. As I've gotten older, though, these trips to the dentist, or dental surgeons, became more problematic. My teeth became more sensitive (I've had to switch from regular toothpaste to Sensodyne...the toothpaste for old codgers with enamel deprived teeth). About 10 years ago, I had to go to a dental surgeon to have impacted wisdom teeth removed. I was put to "sleep," but awoke to the dental surgeon wrenching away at the impacted tooth like a miner digging for a vein of impacted gold ore. Still, once the ordeal was over, it was over, and I got a script for Vicodin out of it so...all's well that ends well! As far as "regular" dentist visits, my last one was several years ago. During that "several years ago" visit, there was acute pain. There were several points during that ordeal where I almost came up involuntarily out of my chair because of it (I couldn't help but envision the scene from "Marathon Man" where Laurence Olivier leans over Dustin Hoffman, writhing in agony in the dentist's chair, his sharp dental pick poised above Dustin's abused gums, asking with sinister calm, "Is it safe?"). I'm not an idiot about dental care. I brush regularly, floss semi-regularly, and have hoped my genetic inheritance of "good teeth" will last until they bury (or burn) me with them. Still, the daily "several cups of coffee" and the chronic "sweet tooth" have left their indelible mark, and I recognized that at some point I was going to have to "man up" and make that appointment. My hand was forced when a few weeks ago I broke off a piece of tooth biting down on a plastic fork (don't ask...). It didn't hurt, but procrastination was no longer a viable option. I made the appointment. Same office, different personnel at the front desk. Which was a good thing; the last time I was here, the receptionist was a bit of a jerk. The people working there now are efficient, friendly. I filled out the necessary paperwork, although there was some question about how much my insurance would cover. I started bracing myself for a harder time to come than I had hoped for. The dental hygienist took me to the room where they were going to clean my teeth. A lady entered the room as they were strapping me down (just kidding), indicating there was some confusion as to whether I was "covered" for the fixing of my chipped tooth, and I could feel myself tensing up even more (not kidding). She mentioned a "silver" cap instead of a "white" one as a possibility. I'm not vain, but the silver front tooth look is not for me, and I figured I'd live with the chipped tooth if I had to, even if it made me look more like an inbred hillbilly than the sophisticated suburbanite I sometimes like to pretend I am. I mentioned (as I had when I made the appointment) the tough time I had had my last visit, and asked for a shot of novocaine, or "happy gas," or Percocet, or heroin, or...whatever. The hygienist told me they could put some "topical gel" on my gums, but...well...it had been several years, and the reality was there might be some discomfort in the attempt to restore my choppers to their pristine beauty. She applied the gel, and told me to raise my left hand if things got too intense. They didn't. I could feel the pressure as she scraped at my teeth and dug around in my gums, with momentary spots of some pain, but nothing like what I went through previously. And there wasn't too much blood when I had to swish water around in my mouth and spit out into that ceramic "spitoon" they keep by the side of the chair. She wanted to sign me up for another visit in 6 months, but I declined. Six months seems a very short time. Dr. Kuitems, pleasant and professional, examined the work, declared it sound, and then...after some minutes had passed...put the cap (white, not silver) onto my chipped tooth. Took about 5 minutes. I guess whatever questions there were about my insurance coverage had been resolved. So, all in all, it worked out very well-- my teeth are clean and capped, my pain was minimal, and my co-pay didn't break the bank. (Later, my oldest friend, who IS diligent about his dental health, called me to see how it had gone. When I mentioned my reluctance to commit myself to another appointment in 6 months, he replied, "Do you realize that your dental health can be connected to heart attacks if you let it go? Also, it's hard to eat if you have no teeth. What's the big deal about making an appointment for 6 months from now? Do you think it's like going for a manicure?" I laughed, but he might be right.)

It is good orthodontic care. But there are several significant downsides: too many patients and not…read moreenough orthodontists, the orthodontists keep changing (they mysteriously leave the practice after 6 months), and very challenging to receive a last minute appointment if something bad happens like a broken bracket. Zero coverage for urgent issues on the weekend or summer Fridays.

This was one of the most disappointing and distressing experiences I've had with a dental practice…read more It felt completely impersonal--more like a student clinic than a professional office. There was zero privacy; everything was out in the open, and I constantly felt like just another number. The doctor never seemed to remember what was done from one visit to the next, and it was clear there was no real continuity of care. What's worse, my teeth have shifted again because a wisdom tooth came down--something that should have been foreseen in the panoramic X-ray. But that critical detail was overlooked. The orthodontist is so overwhelmed, bouncing between multiple patients at once, that any one-on-one attention is virtually nonexistent. I trusted this practice with my care, and instead I'm left with regret and the sense that my concerns were never truly heard or prioritized.