STAY AWAY FROM ABRA DENTAL !!!!!!! . STAY FAR AWAY . If I could give less than one star I would…read more Stay away from this place. First thing I noticed is that there are more workers than patients. Second, they hold off on the price ( Fraud, Hustle ). What I should have gotten for free they charged me $150 and made it seem like I got a deal. They told me that my benefits would cost more than their special price. I found a Dentist that accepts my benefits which wasn't easy and it was free. They couldn't even be truthful. My current Dentist says that they are a bunch of scam artist. STAY AWAY. Your care Is not Even A Thought at this place . Finances first. The Dentist refused to help me as I requested. REFUSED!!!!!!!!!. Look at the reviews Majority 1 star. The five star reviews are most likely from staff and friends.

Always too long of a wait. They over book and tell you the first appointment is one time, but when…read moreyou get there it's already a 10/15 people there. They call you multiple times to remind you of your appointment even though you just confirmed earlier that day. They also randomly change your appointment. I'm looking for an another dental office

Horrible office experience. I've been trying to get a billing matter resolved for over 2 months…read more Terrible working hours. Horrible customer service. NO ONE CALLS YOU BACK. DO NOT GO

Beware! Caught them…read moretwice overcharging me for two services and I am having a hard time getting my money back. When I questioned the fees for the services, I was given attitude and even one time they cancelled my appointment after I sat in the chair for an hour. They did not properly notify me that they were changing doctors. Dr. Spizer (I think I misspelled this) retired and they didnt not advise me of this. It's under new ownership and no one advised the patients And again, after numerous questioning of their fees they kept being dishonest with the amounts and giving me Attitude. I reported them to the insurance company for fraud. The financial department has no idea what they are doing. If you go here, check the amount of the procedure with the insurance company before paying out of pocket

My spouse and I have been going to Gentle Dental for several years. The staff there has always been…read morecourteous and kind even with my hectic schedule. One time in particular stuck out to me is when my spouse needed an emergency dental procedure asap. We called Gentle Dental after hours and to our surprise they had an emergency line and spoke with a staff member at 11pm that night. We went to see the medical team there who extracted my spouses tooth and gave him the medication he needed to recover. The only feedback I would give to the staff is that the tv constantly plays FOX News, which says sometimes very disturbing things about people of color and individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. I would recommend changing to station to something such as a weather channel, channel 12, or PBS. That why the office doesn't feel like political battlefield which adds to the already stressful environment of being at a dentist office.

From the receptionist to the doctors they all have been caring and gentle. Very clean place. I…read morewould recommend gentle dental. Fantastic job

I visited this office to see about mandibular advancement devices for sleep apnea. They advertise…read morethe services on the window. During my consultation, the dentist focused on only the most important information that patients interested in mandibular advancement devices should know: (1) a major source of sleep apnea for professionals is stress, (2) the dentist's daughter is an MD at a prestigious institution in Boston who is doing research on the mind-body connection; and (3) one of the office staff has taken a course in how to bill insurance for mandibular advancement devices. This dentist was so sensitive to patient care as to repeat each of the above points enough times that even the most sleep-deprived apnea sufferer would not fail to remember them. The point about stress and sleep apnea was reviewed for sufficient length that even those with a rudimentary grasp of the English language would be hard pressed not to retain it. Needless to say, the patience of this dentist is unparalleled. The dentist took extra special care that I wouldn't forget his daughter who is an MD at a hospital in Boston by accepting a FaceTime call from her halfway through my visit. What a mensch to include me in these special family moments. Just in case I had dozed off and missed the entire conversation with the dentist, as I was about to leave, I was informed by the dentist that his office staff member had taken a course in how to bill insurance for sleep apnea devices. So thoughtful of him to remind me of this vital piece of information about insurance in case my sleep-deprived brain had forgotten it. Speaking of insurance, now three months after that appointment, I'm in that all too familiar battle to obtain a pre authorization for treatment. Frustrating it is, but one can only imagine how much worse things would be had the office staff member not taken a course on how to submit insurance pre authorization claims for sleep apnea devices. In addition, the persistence of the office staff is commendable. After my insurance told me that no request had been submitted, I called the dental office and was told that they had submitted the pre authorization request that very day just before I had called! A coincidence or a miracle, I don't know, but impressive either way. And what a coincidence again that they just submitted the pre-authorization request again and again just hours before I call -- each and every time. And how awful of my insurance company to pretend that no such requests have been submitted yet. Finally, can you believe there's virtually no research on Google Scholar or PubMed linking stress to sleep apnea? Outrageous that such evidence is hidden from the public. I am so grateful for my great good fortune to have happened upon this dentist with a daughter whose an MD at a prestigious hospital in Boston, as I would otherwise never have come upon this revelation. The 15 minute information-packed session came at the low price of $195. A small price to pay for medical opinions that one can't find anywhere in medical journals, family phone calls with prestigious doctor daughters in Boston and office assistants with specialized training in insurance billing who have miraculously just submitted your pre-authorization requests moments before you call them every time.

This place is the least professional place anyone could imagine. They charge exorbitant fees, yet…read morethey are too cheap to hire a receptionist to answer the phone and actually speak to their customers. Avoid this greed pit.

Terrible experience at an unclean and unprofessional facility. I spent 4hrs in a room that clearly…read morehad not been cleaned in a while. She went back and forth between patients. My fillings fell out of my teeth within 2 days. I have now left with several holes in my teeth. 0 stars

I cannot recommend this office more highly…read more As someone with severe dental phobia, I only went to the dentist when I had pain. A broken tooth brought me to Nova Dental. The staff, from the office to the dentists, are very kind and courteous. They put me instantly at ease, and explained what they were doing step by step, and the procedure was painless. I'll never avoid the dentist again.

I love my dentist and her staff. Very caring and gentle that will do anything make you feel…read morecomfortable. Very accommodating for emergency as well.

I just went in for a general check up and cleaning. The staff and dentist were extremely helpful,…read morekind, and fast. I will be happy to go back in the future.

Heard about them yesterday through some friends and decided to check them out. It's super easy to…read moremake an appointment with them and they have great availability - looked them up at around 11am and got an appointment at 1pm! I was also lucky to choose today for my appointment, as they were offering a free whitening kit. As soon as you walk in you are greeted by a super nice and receptive receptionist. Even though I was about 20mins earlier, they got me in in no time. Marium was my SmileGuide, and I couldn't ask for better. She was very good at explaining how the retainers work, how long it would take, what I would have to do in the long run, and very open to answer all my questions and thoughts. She was SUPER patient with my sister, that was very impressed by all the equipment and the 3D scans. The appointment was very short - around 30mins - and very informative. She helped me figure out what payment plan worked better for me, and how I could change it in the first 30 days if needed. Overall a great visit and an amazing SmileGuide!

Very happy with how efficient and enjoyable this visit was. The ladies at SDC were very…read moreprofessional. Tamyah did a great job scanning my teeth and I am looking forward to straightening! Thank you!

Dr . Jorge is for me the best Dentist ever !!…read more He not only know what he do , But he love doing !! I recommend always !!

Doctor V. is a wonderful! He has been my family's dentist for over 25 years. He is very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, caring, always in a good mood and treats his patients as if they are his family. Just this week I had a bad tooth ache and Doctor V. cut his day off short to come to his office and take care of my tooth. That shows how his patients are important to him. His staff is also great; always very helpful, organized, welcoming, they are always happy. Love going to the dentist. The office is always super clean. I recommend Doctor Vallejo without hesitation!

This place seems like a scam; the office they sent me to was crowded and tiny and during COVID -…read moreno social distancing. The website for the dental office has no information on DDS qualifications, so who knows if the staff are actually dentists! The quotes for implants were high and with the grant were the same as highly qualified dentists in NYC. oh and I went in for an implant (which is 2500. in NYC) and came out with a 20,000. estimate ! Their implant cost came to the same with the "grant" money. Their address says Toronto, but the office is in NJ. When I called the office, I was hung up on . I think I will go pay the 25oo with a reputable dentist and forget these people.

False and misleading. It's just a referral service, so if you want to know what dentists in your…read moreareas NOT to go to, just take a look at those who work with this witch. Essentially a normal dentist would charge you $800, these guys will say it usually costs $2,000 but we'll give you a grant for half. Google Reviews: https://tinyurl.com/yc2uspga Yahoo explains: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101008083028AAOy0U1&guccounter=1

Amazing experience!!!…read more I'm the biggest baby when it comes to dentist appointments. They followed all the COVID-19 protocols. And they provided excellent service. Definitely recommend!!!! Very knowledgeable.

I absolutely love the Team at Smile Today! Elizabeth is an…read moreABSOLUTE GEM- hospitable, knowledgeable, and professional everything I visit for my annual cleaning! The Front Desk Team is ALWAYS a professional and welcoming every visit and the facility is neat, clean, and organized! Dr. Ben is AMAZING, too! BRAVO Smile Today of Nutley!