A few years ago, when my insurance plan changed and my previous dentist was no longer part of the…read morenew plan, I sought out referrals for a new dentist. A friend of mine referred me to Drs. Lawrence Kobren and Michael Greenbaum and I have been coming here for over 5 years now. The staff here are very friendly, my hygienist is nice and very thorough, and the dentists are both good. I also never feel like they're trying to push me to do any additional work that is unnecessary and any suggestions they do make are thoroughly explained. They recently remodeled and reconfigured their waiting area and it is modern, clean, spacious, and attractive. Parking is easy and they also offer free valet service during weekdays. Located just off of Northern Blvd., the office is conveniently located and easy to reach. They accept most major insurance plans.

Kobren's other dentist Dr. Khanna is Amazing! Informative upbeat! Caring and listens which is hard…read moreto come by. Has a great sense of humor and preformed the best root canal of my life. I can't wait to go to the dentist again lol! (when the last time you heard that!)

I was treated by Dr. Adam Abel. He is a gentle and caring doctor who puts his patient's care above…read moreall else. He listens carefully and is a very skillful oral surgeon. I highly recommend him Omar

My husband has been a patient of Dr. Schwartz since 1998 after he was diagnosed with oral cancer…read more Dr. Schwartz reconstructed his jaw and made him implants. At every visit he has taken time to assure my husband and put our minds at ease. Not only is Dr. Schwartz the best oral surgeon on Long Island but he's also a really nice guy.

I've been Dr. Ana Baliica's patient for a couple of years. I find her to be a talented dentist with…read morea chairside manner that makes me feel that I'm in caring and competent hands. (However it would be a good idea to take medical advice only from Dr. Balica herself, and not, as unfortunately can happen when you call up for an appointment over the ohone, when offered by a non-medical member of her team. )

This afternoon my girlfriend and I, Joe and Maria went to your office. You generously took the time…read moreto advise us about a problem root canal I dealing with. Thank you.

Most of the reviews regarding the aesthetics of the office waiting room and it's amenities are no…read morelonger applicable. Yes, the office at one time was extremely rundown and pretty embarrassing. They have since overhold it to a state of the art modern facility that is immaculate, they have charging stations over every chair in the waiting room not that it matters there's a very nice round chandelier. The front desk staff could not be nicer Dr. James Pezzollo extracted two of my teeth and put the implants screws in. Never had a problem with excess bleeding or pain. He constantly asks you during the procedure if you are doing OK. They will give you a follow up appointment to give you the greenlight for the next step. Some people have made negative comments concerning billing . While I have experienced the same - instead of dealing with the person that answers the phone - call your insurance company and have them do it. It'll make things much easier. Cause both times when I called and this woman picked up the phone. I said oh my God - luckily she transferred me - she will cut you off and say just tell me which office you're calling about. I warned my patient advocate at Blue Cross Blue Shield before he called. He said he didn't give her a chance to go into her spiel.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Progressive Oral Surgery yesterday for my son's…read morewisdom teeth extractions. I want to begin by saying that I am a healthcare provider with Northwell, and this office--particularly Dr. Sacks--came highly recommended by our trusted primary dentist, whom we've seen for over 20 years and deeply respect. Unfortunately, the experience fell far below expectations. We were quoted a "worst-case scenario" out-of-pocket cost of $600, both by phone and again at check-in. At checkout, the bill was suddenly nearly $900--with no prior explanation. This felt deceptive, unprofessional, and deliberately misleading. After my son had all four impacted wisdom teeth removed, no pain medication was prescribed or even discussed--just "take Tylenol." I had to ask for ice packs myself, which should be standard. Most offices provide a jaw wrap ice pack, especially since they emphasize how important icing is on day one. Discharge instructions were rushed and vague. As a parent, I left the office feeling misled, frustrated, and concerned about my son's recovery. As a healthcare provider, I left shocked. I would not recommend this office to anyone seeking transparent billing, proper post-op care, or compassionate communication. I'll be informing our referring dentist of the experience, and I plan to report the billing issue to both the insurance company and Northwell, given that this office is in-network with Northwell Direct Cigna Dental.

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.

Wonderful staff and doctors who helped make the whole process much less stressful with a great…read moreoutcome.

Dr. Panagos is the best! He's done some extractions and placed a few implants. I highly recommend!read more

The man is awesome. Old office with new equipment and the staff is friendly and efficient. I had…read morea rotten molar yanked and Dr. Sacks was patient, quick, thorough and caring. I am not one for the dentist (or Maxiofacial Surgeon) Dr. Sacks is the one for me.

Dr Harry Sacks was referred by my daughter's Orthodontist for a tooth extraction. I accompanied my…read moredaughter to her appt for moral support. The two young females at the front desk could definately use some professional courtesy training when working with the general public. After my daughter completed her new patient forms and handed them her photo ID, I asked about an insurance form and was told they don't take insurance. However on the phone when I made the appt for my daughter, I was asked what insurance she has and was told they don't take one of the insurance. Due to COVID-19, I understand that there is social distancing, limited spacing between patients, etc in medical offices; the person could have told me in a professional manner that I should wait outside of the office as many patients were coming in for their appts. Instead, I was told in a pejorative term that I have to leave the office: my daughter is over 18 and don't need me here; and, that the room is for patients only. I reminded her about the insurance and she said it was "free". To make a long story short, before my daughter was discharge out of the office, she was charged $575.00 for a (baby) tooth extraction and anesthesia!!! If the person on the phone said they don't take insurance in the first place, I would not have made the appt for her! [Was it just an office formality to ask what insurance the caller has just to reel them in to make an appt??!] The spelling of my daughter's name did not come close to the spelling that appears on her photo ID card that she presented to the person. [Do they even bother to look at a person's ID at all, especially to ensure the patient's name is correctly spelled on their dental record?!] Before the procedure began, my daughter said she gave the dentist her orthodontist referral slip & picture xray. He barely looked at the xray. I had to ask my daughter did the dentist remove the right tooth? This office is run like a racket from the start! Since it was a referral from a reputable Orthodontist, I assumed this dental office was just as reputable. We definately won't be recommending this office to friends & family!

Dr. Rosa and his staff were completely unprofessional and disrespectful. After waiting nine months…read morewith no follow-up from his office, Dr. Rosa ended our conversation by shouting and insisting it's "industry practice" that implant follow up approvals aren't his staff's responsibility, however, it is with patients. His staff never checked in or updated me once, and when I asked why, he pushed the blame onto patients and "industry practice" instead of holding his staff accountable.

My daughter needed to have have her wisdom teeth removed, they took care of her and respect. It was…read moreprompt and quick and everyone at the office was great very nice place.

I started going to Dr. Jacque Kohanazedeh in 2000. He is an extraordinarily gifted dentist. He is…read morepatient, thorough, accurate, and knows how to treat a nervous patient. This is a man who doesn't cut corners: he strives for perfection and has an extraordinary "bedside manner," always keeping the patient's comfort in mind. His digital imaging is state-of-the art and the facts are at his fingertips. I have seen him spend remarkable amounts of time just comforting a teenage patient or explaining whatever procedure needs to be done. He is that marvelous rarity: a doctor who truly cares about his work and his patients.

I've always had a great experience at Dr. Kohanzadeh's office. He always lets me know what he is…read moredoing and explains each step.

Steer clear of Dr. Howard Livers in this group. He pulled the rest of my remaining teeth, put me…read morein temps which were ill fitting, leaving a lot of space between bridges and gums and left them in place so long that I had more bone and gum loss. He did not do root preservation, insisted bone graft could not be done and that I did not have enough bone for the implants to go where they should. Actually I most certainly did, and bone graft is the proper way to do it. You don't tell someone who was married to a Dentist for 46 years that you can't do bone graft. He caused two infections which I had to take antibiotics for and wound up putting the implants wherever he felt there was more bone instead of in the roots my teeth had come from. One of them is so close to the outside of the bone it feels as though I have a wad of cotton on the gum and it extends into my nose causing one nostril to feel stuffed all the time. That particular implant was put in by one of his associates, who told me not to move or I would wind up with a fractured jaw. When I complained that the teeth on the bridge did not go down to the gums he said "They can't." It took me a long time to realize why. He put those implants so far out on the bone, wherever he could find bone, and nowhere near where my original teeth were so the bridges extend past the gum line, beyond my arches and as a result the teeth on the bridges cannot go into or even on the gums, they go out beyond the gums as though they are flapping in the wind. Both arches now zig zag. If they ended lower down the outside would fall beyond the gumline. Food goes inside and under which is impossible to clean and the whole thing looks disgraceful. I have constant sore areas and bleeding. He destroyed my bite, causing difficulty eating and speaking (I now lisp) and cosmetically has caused dimpling and bulging in the area under my lower lip, and thinning of my upper lip (He told me the upper lip thins as you get older. I guess I aged in one day). I looked as though I needed cosmetic surgery. The upper and lower teeth hit hard and make loud clicking noises when I eat, when I speak, and even when I close my mouth. ( tells me it's because there's nothing in the roots. No, it's because the upper and lower teeth are not even supposed to touch). I have to be very careful because if I forget and bite down too hard it feels like a shockwave going through my entire head. Since he jury rigged my whole upper and lower and then threw a cheaply made couple of bridges made of inferior material into my mouth they are crooked, (I look like I had a stroke). At one point I was so uncomfortable and complained enough so he said I was right- the lower bridge was way out of whack with the top, and he agreed to have his "lab" fix it. He then charged me $15,000 for the privilege. I discovered he actually put it down as $37,000 with a discount. I spent over two years running back and forth for adjustments hoping he could solve the problem which he didn't, to the tune of $100,000. They have a little troll in the back room which they call their "in house lab". The guy might as well have a knife and a block of clay. They claim to have six top technicians. It is a lie. The work is awful and the material inferior. Food sticks to every surface and I cannot let my teeth show after I eat. I have to brush them and use soft pix to clean them. The biting surfaces are sharp and ragged and since he moved the arches so far out to the sides and front of my mouth I am constantly biting into the tissue on the inside of my mouth causing pain and bleeding. When I told him about it he said there was nothing he could do about it . That's when I realized I had to go elsewhere. The huge sum of money I had paid paled in comparison with this disaster of a mouth because of a Dentist who should not be practicing. There are a few people he uses an outside lab for because he knows they will know the difference (so I found out), but he assumed that I, as a senior citizen along with what most of the people I have seen in the waiting room are, would accept it and believe everything I was told, and be grateful I am not wearing dentures. The end goal would be dentures at further charge once these implants would fail, which is a given. It cost me $100,000 to have this damage done to my mouth and my quality of life. His bottom line, and that of his practice, is to throw in a handful of implants wherever you want, jury rig a couple of cheap bridges to cover them, work as fast as you can, and never do bone graft or anything else which would eat up the profit. Then tell you how lucky you were to have extra time without dentures. One surgeon I went to after I left his office asked "Who in hell did this to you?" I have in writing from Livers' office that they would refund some of my money if I promised to hold them harmless. They also held back some of my records and models which also would not be given to me without a hold harmless.

From the owner: Restorative, Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry. We are…read moresupported by an in-house dental laboratory staffed with six master technicians.