Exceptional Dentist & Dental Office. Dr.Lublin both Father & Son are by far the most Caring…read moreDentists. Their staff goes above & beyond to make you feel comfortable. There is always a "SMILE" on their faces. Definite 5 star , and 2 thumbs up.

Avoid them! First,…read morethe scribbled out an estimate on a piece of scrap paper totaling more than $13,000. I sent an email requesting the estimate be put on their letter head with detail. This request fell on deaf ears. I requested a copy of my X-Rays to show another dentist. For 2 days they couldn't find the X-rays. Finally, I called Adam and his father. Instead of apologizing they only offered excuses. When I advised them that I will file a complaint with the NYS department of professional responsibility, then they suddenly found the X-Rays. These people are very arrogant, rude and incompetent charging exorbitant prices. They have a false sense of entitlement. AVOID THEM!!!

I went 2 days in a row and haven't been seen or worked on. the first day i waited over 2 hours and…read morenothing and the second day is the same thing, I told them I have things to do but it seems like they don't care. I hate it here

My experience was amazing. I brought my 4 children in and Patti greeted us as if we were family…read more She answered all of my many questions without hesitation. The whole process from start to finish was painless. My only wish is that I could be seen at this office. I was seen at the office on Rockaway Parkway and Rosa left a bad taste in my mouth. Thank you Patti for making my day extra special.

This place is a scam. I booked them through Zocdoc 2020 and had to cancel because they charge too…read moreexpensive. Half a year later, I received call from Debt collector for a dentist Andrew Maroon who I never meet or use service before. In 2021 July I am contacted again by Debt collector for a charge of $270 for one "broken appt" and one "consultant" ( repeat: I NEVER BEEN TO THIS PLACE). Most scary is That Debt collector know my Dob and last 4 digit. I contacted Dental Spa , the girl answered the phone said I dont have any balance however refuse to email me the receipt. I now try to call back but never go through . do they block my number? Idk. But AWARE OF THIS PLACE! THEY WILL SEND YOU TO DEBT COLLECTOR

Please infer as you wish about what kind of people these are. Linked in is the previous name of…read morethis office. It is up to you to decide if a slight change in the name (note the name of the dentist in the Georgetown Dental Spa is the same as this new Georgetown Plaza Dental) is worth some of the terrible reviews and horrible treatment displayed on the site of what this practice was called just a few months ago. https://www.yelp.com/biz/georgetown-dental-spa-brooklyn-2

Great experience. I had a wonderful experience with the staff and dentist at this office.read more

SCAM!! They are money hungry. Every time I go they want u to pay a ridiculous amount for something…read moreclaiming insurance doesn't cover when I have the BEST insurance. Who pays for fillings?

Dr. Langer and his staff are second to none! So, I had been searching for a new dentist after my…read morelast one (whom I had been visiting for about 21 years) sold his practice and the new occupants were atrocious with service. Anywho, new insurance, new dentist. Making an appointment via phone was seamless. When I walked in for my appointment on a Saturday afternoon (Saturday appointments? yes, SUPER bonus), I was instantly and warmly greeted by the receptionist. After filing out the welcome packet of info, I was promptly taken to the back area by a hygienist to complete x-rays. The facility is impeccably clean and modern. As the hygienist took my x-rays, there was a huge screen in front of my chair where I could actually see my x-rays. I've never been to a dentist that did that. My last place didn't even let you see the photos unless you asked. The hygienist was kind and gentle and explained to me each step along the way about which side and areas she would be taking x-rays of. Upon completion, I asked her about the things I saw on the x-rays; she explained what they were so simply. Following x-rays, another staff member greeted me so kindly, introduced her self, let me know Dr. Langer would be with me shortly, then setting up his tools. Dr. Langer himself, is so awesome! Not only was he thorough but he's informative. I could just tell that he's not in the profession just for the money, he's big on healthy teeth and customer satisfaction. I'm so pleased with my visit. I received an excellent cleaning and referral for braces. I can't wait to return in 6 months and recommend to others. If you are in need of a dentist, don't hesitate to visit Dr. Langer!

I was apprehensive going to my revised pandemic cleaning appointment a few days ago since it was…read morenot an emergency procedure. I decided to go since unhealthy teeth leads to other serious health issues. After arriving to the office I was immediately put to ease. Dr. Langer took every precaution for the safety of his patients to his staff. I immediately felt completely at ease. The precautions taken for the Coronavirus safety protected everyone from the moment I walked-in to the end of my procedure. The following was what I noticed... -Front reception desk area is shielded with protective pexiglass. -You are asked to use the supplied hand sanitizer on the counter and supplied latex gloves. -Wait seating area only allowed for 3 patrons separated by recommended guidelines. -Staff are wearing their protective gear in the procedure rooms. -Dr. Langer has his N95 mask and face shield. He is using a newly acquired hepa bacterial filtered air machine with a large diameter suction tube placed next to the patient. It helped to effectively capture any droplets of oral excretion as well as scrubbing the air in the room. I felt completely safe and recommend everyone to not put off taking care of their oral health. We live in a new world. Until the discovery of a vaccine life does not stop. If everyone does their part we will remain safe and healthy. Dr. Langer did his part. Kudos! Btw...Dr. Langer was suited in a pink medical apron during my visit. Lol. This was due to the gear he was able obtain at the present moment. Safety first. Colors last. As long as it protects!

Great, clean place!! The staff of AWESOME; friendly and helpful. When I had to cancel my…read moreappointment because my daughter had the flu and 105 fever they were very understanding and called me to reschedule. (I had left a voicemail canceling my appointment.) During the rescheduled appointment, I had to bring my daughter and they were very understanding. Dr. Susan is awesome!!!

Dr. Albano has been taking care of my family's teeth for several years. His team is knowledgeable…read moreand very friendly. We live in Manhattan, so having an office off of 5th Ave in midtown is very convenient.

To say my experience was bad was mild. This place is the closest in my neighborhood and I was told…read morethey do good work; I cannot say the same. First, I arrived in person with severe, but manageable tooth pain and requested an appointment as soon as possible. I was given an appointment at the end of the day at the end of the week. I agreed and left, calling a few days later to confirm my own appointment. Everything was set and I arrived on the appointed day; after what seemed like a wait despite being the only person in the office, I was seen and the dental assistant asked why i was there. I told her i was here because of severe tooth pain. That was essentially glossed over and I was told I was getting a cleaning. I didn't think my paid would be ignored, but when the dentist came to examine/explain my x-rays, she stated the pain was due to cavities and I needed a root canal. I was ready to go for it but she stated that I couldn't be seen for a root canal that day due to them closing (it was 5pm at this time, the website says they close at 7pm). To say I am disgusted at the lack of care and compassion I experienced, put it mildly. I left and was determined not to return. Unfortunately, this establishment had the audacity to "follow up" and ask if I still needed a root canal, they could put me in for a next day appointment. I kindly told the person who called me that they can never call me again, I wouldn't let them recommend me a toothbrush, never mind drill into my mouth. My advice to whoever is going here, be specific for what you need and ensure they do not push products on you that will take up time before the procedure. As I was preparing to leave, still in pain, the staff (who didn't leave while I was speaking to the dentist) asked me if i wanted to special coating on my teeth for $60. I repeat, do not come here people who cannot advocate for themselves. I am glad to have a high pain tolerance and a stubborn personality to go to another dentist for a root canal, someone who is in pain will agree to anything for relief. Do not become a victim of these vultures. If I could dispute the teeth cleaning, I would.

From the owner: Our philosophy of practice is to treat you as you are part of our family. We will use professional…read morejudgment and experience as our guides when making treatment recommendations. We appreciate your referrals as we are a referral based practice. It would be our privilege meeting your friends and family. Please tell them about our practice.

I never thought I'd write a review for a dental office, but my experience here has been extremely…read morefrustrating. From the beginning, punctuality has been a major issue. I've had multiple early morning appointments where the office was still closed upon arrival, with staff showing up 30 minutes to an hour late. Despite this, I remained patient. However, the one time I was late, I was berated by the receptionist about respecting their time--despite the lack of respect shown to patients consistently. I've also waited hours to be seen, even as the first scheduled patient. There were instances where I was left in a room for long periods, briefly seen, then left again--sometimes long enough to fall asleep. It's extremely frustrating when your time is not valued. My dental experience itself became even more concerning. After being told I had multiple cavities, I received treatment that eventually led to complications. A filling in my front tooth resulted in an abscess, and I was later told the tooth had "died," requiring a root canal and crown. This was alarming, especially since I had never experienced issues like this before. About a year later, I developed worsening jaw and neck pain that eventually became unbearable and sent me to the ER. I returned to the dentist and was diagnosed with TMJ, with a recommended treatment plan costing $1,200 out of pocket for five sessions. This felt excessive, especially given the level of pain I was experiencing daily. After seeking alternative care, I was able to receive therapy elsewhere at no cost, and was advised that more frequent sessions were necessary--very different from what I was initially told. Ultimately, I decided to remove my wisdom tooth elsewhere, which provided immediate relief. This made me question whether the original diagnosis was accurate. When I returned to request a simple clearance note for work, I was met with hostility from the dentist's wife, who works as the receptionist. Despite being a respectful and paying patient, I was denied assistance because I chose not to proceed with their costly treatment plan. Her demeanor was unprofessional and dismissive. To be fair, the dentist himself has been gentle and skilled in his work, and some staff members have been pleasant. However, the overall experience--particularly the lack of professionalism, accountability, and respect--has left a lasting negative impression. No patient should feel mistreated or denied basic assistance due to financial decisions, especially after a questionable diagnosis. This experience highlights why many professional environments implement anti-nepotism policies--to ensure accountability and maintain standards of professionalism. Unfortunately, those standards were not upheld here.

Never in my life have I've been treated so badly by any Dentist or Dr's office as I have when I…read morevisited Dr. Kirzher's (Serenity Dental) office. First, their waiting area is extremely small (my bathroom is larger) there was no ventilation, most patients in waiting area were not wearing masks when there are signs stating masks required, so it was extremely stuffy and difficult to breathe. The office manager Myrna or Myra who was having a difficult time with a patient by the reception desk obviously took her frustrations out on me, because by the time I stepped up to the reception desk, you can tell she was annoyed. I politely stated my name and appointment time and was told to have a seat. I politely explained that since their small waiting room had many people seated, and there was no ventilation, I asked if she could open the door or put on the air for circulation and I was rudely told "NO" to both requests, I kept my composure which was not easy and stated okay, then I'll wait outside and asked how long my wait was. She rudely said "I don't know maybe 45 minutes to an hour". I said excuse me, and asked why such a long wait. Her response was "Let me print up your x-rays, you need to go somewhere else". THE AUDACITY of this extremely RUDE, insensitive person to state such a thing, after I was just approved for dental work, and some dental work was started. I became so infuriated and told her "It would've been nice if I was given a courtesy call letting me know they're running an hour behind and given the option to wait or reschedule, or AT LEAST apologized to for any delays when I arrived. All I received was ATTITUDE from a very rude office manager. On the other hand, I guess they did me a favor, because I found that their rooms should have been much cleaner. I was in one room and after seeing dried blood and who knows what stuck to the pull-out table they put their tool on for the Doctor to use, I asked if they could clean it because it literally made me nauseous. I was then moved to another room. Waited approx 45 minutes in the chair to get X-rays which was unacceptable, so they certainly don't give a damn about how long they keep you waiting there. As for Dr. Kirzhner... he was a nice Dentist, who filled a cavity and I appreciated the pain-free experience, but he shouldn't allow his staff to speak to anyone as she spoke to me, and he should oversee the waiting time as well as the cleanliness of their rooms. As for the office manager Myra or Myrna... you should find another line of work, opposed to dealing with the public and/or patients because your attitude is horrible and unacceptable!

That doctor is a total thief. After I go in for a dental emergency to have a tooth pulled, all he…read morewas interested in was getting me to do two implants, and then he tells me he's going to extract the tooth however I want asleep or awake and then turns around and says no, that my insurance won't cover it and that I have to pay him out of pocket. I told him, you are a thief. That happened on 04/04/26, and on Monday I'm going to file a formal complaint for fraud against a disabled person with Healthfirst, Medicaid, and the New York State Department of Health.

Apparently im not the only one who had a complained about this loser…read more How embarrassing it is to be this guy he barely speaks English and wants to act like he is educated i almost laughed He lies about dental work and claim the insurance doesnt cover something just so they can bill you for a higher amount ..... im surprised he still works there after all these reviews This office lacks transparency and professionalism. I was told certain procedures were not covered when they actually were, which raised serious concerns about honesty and billing practices. Do not go here, it's my fault for not checking the reviews before going.