General dentistry, crowns, implants, teeth cleanings. I have…read morebeen going to this practice for 45 years! At all levels, the quality of care is outstanding- they are up to date with latest methods for treatments; very open to explaining procedures and options. The staff is always friendly, professional.

I've been a customer fir fifty years... and for good reason…read more The Sam Elliott look alike (Jon Stephens) is a great dentist.

Patient beware Faulty accounting and billing systems can…read moreleave you with a surprise bill Be very cautious and be sure to get copies of any dental work done

The entire staff at Newington Family Dental is absolutely fantastic..! Dimitri is a wonderful…read moredentist. I can't say enough about his professionalism, nonjudgmental disposition, and willingness to answer any questions you may have. On a scale of one to 10 they are a 100...!

Great dentist office for the whole family! I was given the Silent Nite mouth guard which I wear…read moreevery night now and it "cured" my  mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). I also feel more rested in the morning and need less sleep probably because I'm getting more oxygen at night. Added bonus of the mouth guard is that it prevents tooth damage that can be caused by grinding. My favorite part of the bi-annual office visit however is the teeth cleaning which is very thorough and pleasant! Highly recommend this family dentist office!

I have never left a Doctor review before but Dr. Agrawal and his team deserve one. Best experience,…read morefriendly, caring and the best caps I have ever had. He is also current on what is happening with dental care and latest on reconstruction.

I have been an patient of elmwood dental for 30 plus years. Although there have been a turn over of…read moremany dentists, I have still stayed with them. Recently I had trauma to my mouth and had a tooth that was wiggling. I called the office and they immediately scheduled an appointment. . When I arrived , my wait time was mimimal..The dental hygienist was so wonderful! So nice!! I then met with Dr.Patel and she was so professional and reassuring! I left knowing what if I needed to look for if any complications occur. I happy so happy that I have stayed with them throughout the years.

I needed an urgent dental appointment for pain, and my usual dentist was booked. I had given up…read morehope that I would find someone, but the receptionist Steph was not only able to get me an intake for the next day but she took care of making sure I was able to get seen right away. Dr. Nanda and the dental assistant Angelina were concise, kind, and made me feel both seen and comfortable throughout my visit and overall, I'm happy to say this is where I will be getting any dental work in the near future.

first of all since when doesnt a dentist pull teeth, you need oral surgeon to do it also they keep…read morebilling me for procedure already paid for and they acknowledge that in email and still send me a bill

I lost most of my front tooth in a surfacing accident when I was 11. I had had the bond replaced a…read morecouple times and it was always too big for my mouth, so my husband and I decided it was time to get it fitted correctly and crowned. I made my first appointment. A few days before the appointment, it was canceled. I called back to reschedule and met Dr. Stoddart. I was EXTREMELY pleased with her at first. I swore I would never see another dentist again. After the appointment, they wanted me to drive to the lab in Branford to make sure the crown would fit (or that's what they told me). I show up in Branford and they were like "uhh we only match the color?" I was in the chair for less than 60 seconds before they told me I was done and the color would be fine. Okay? Meanwhile Dr. Stoddart had cut my mouth a few times shaping my tooth for a permanent crown and she absolutely tore up my gum. I couldn't eat anything but soft food for 3 weeks after and I had nerve pain going from my tooth to halfway up my nose. My gum was black and blue and bleeding for literally a few weeks. Yesterday was my appointment for my new crown. I showed up early and it was super busy. I sat down in the chair and Dr. Stoddart told me she didn't like how the lab shaped the back of the new tooth. There was a little piece on the back that stuck out. She told me she didn't have time to fix it or she would get behind on my patients. I've never had a doctor say that to me before, so I just looked at her and said okay, I'll come back this week. She took the temporary crown that she had just taken off and reattached it. Unbeknownst to me, it has a huge break in the back of it where it met my gum. It was literally a hole in the back of the tooth. She reattached it, and as I was checking out I realized the hole. I freaked out a little, especially when they told me I couldn't come back until December 22. The past 24 hours has been lots of fun, where every drink I take a sip of, I can feel the liquid floating in the back of the temporary. The office called later that day to fit me in for today (the following day). I showed up 15 minutes early and expected my permanent crown. When I sat down in the chair, she said I couldn't use that one, it had the piece sticking out still. I was surprised and asked if she could just drill it off and she said no, she needed to get another tooth made from the lab. At this point I'm really upset. Then she numbs me up and starts shaping my tooth more. To say I'm in pain is an understatement. I was writhing on the chair with tears pouring down my cheeks in serious pain. The back of my tooth felt like there was a massive hole leading into my palette. I didn't even cry in the childbirth of my two children but this was intolerable. After her THREE impressions were done and my mouth was literally burning, she made a new temporary crown for me. I made the follow-up appointment for December 22. I walked to my car, got in and looked in the mirror. You can literally see the remnants of my real tooth under the temporary. There are spots on the temporary. It doesn't line up. It's adhered to the tooth to the right of it. It is an absolute joke and to make it all the better, I'm seeing my family for Thanksgiving in 2 days. I wish I could give less than 1 star for this. Let's not forget the fact that I paid $500 so far. Three appointments, one lab trip to Branford and a mouth full of pain. That's what $500 has bought me.

Everything went off without a hitch, thanks to the team of dental hygienists and Dr. Tim. I…read moreactually got there ten minutes late, and with a baby who had skipped her afternoon nap. A few employees held her while I got X-rays! Then someone else held her while Dr. Tim checked me. My hygienist (I think her name was Rachel?) didn't mind me breastfeeding while she gave me my cleaning. I appreciate it so much! Furthermore, they were thorough, professional, and focused. Got good advice on dental care and a walkthrough of my X-rays. They validate for parking so don't pay for it! Just park and go upstairs with your license plate in hand.

First hygienist I had (Victoria) was super sweet and made me feel comfortable as a first time…read morepatient. Sad she wasn't there anymore when I came in again. The hygienist I had after made me uncomfortable. Needed a filling and didn't give me a chance to see the xray and laughed it off with Dr Tim that I didn't want to see it, which was not the case since she did not ask me. Also them knowing in my chart that my partner is in the same field, I would want the opportunity to see the xray to get a second opinion from a specialist. Just something that I wish they were more supportive in or I would've stayed with them for future visits

Thank God there is a dentist named Dr. Hugh Finch in Connecticut!…read more For clients that get very overwhelmed about going to the dentist I'm confident that your next visit won't be because Dr. Hugh Finch understands most people are and he has gone to great lengths in mitigating that "anxiety " by: -Laser fillings with no drilling (most of the time) -no need for numbness injections inside your mouth. -Alex (Dental Hygienist) is SUPER gentle & caring while cleaning your teeth (approx 45 min long)No hard scraping or digging on your . -The office uses a new advanced oral cancer screening test which is non-evasive and lasts up to two minutes long only! -Lastly, No strange "dental odors " when you walk into his waiting room . -free cold bottled water and coffee available too! I definitely recommend calling this office for an initial appointment to meet Dr. High Finch for your future dental needs!

I recently moved to the area and had my first cleaning today. What a great experience. The…read morehygienist, Diane, was very thorough and just all around pleasant and such a lively person to work with! I will certainly be making this my permanent dental office for the future. An all around pleasant dental experience!

I've been going here for many years and I have recommended Dr Nicholes to several of my family and…read morefriends over the years. She's very smart, lovely and down to earth. Her demeanor is professional and warm. I have always received excellent dental care and assessment from her, and if I need a referral, she chooses one that I can trust. I highly recommend her to you.

I can't be more disappointed in the lack of care from Hebron Center Dentistry. Dr Javed created a…read moreserious issue with my crown, ignored my concerns about infection, and left me in excruciating pain. I met privately with Dr Nicholes to discuss my experience, and she disappointed me further. I am writing my full experience for complete disclosure. Dr Javed recommended that I replace an old crown that was having no issues. She prepared the tooth, put on a temporary, and scheduled the permanent for a month later. Do the research, this exceeds the recommended time for a temporary. Pain set in a week before my appointment. (Everything I have read states that the crown may have been ill fitted, or damaged) I let the office know the morning before my appointment, that the pain was excruciating. The receptionist said that the Dr. would get back to me. Since I didn't hear from her, I went to my appointment the next day, confident that the permanent crown would solve the problem. After a cursory look, she said that she would need to refer me to have a root canal. This was a Friday afternoon, so I'm concerned about the continuing pain over the weekend. She suggested that she could take off the temporary, and secure the prepared crown with temporary cement and that might mitigate the pain a little. She needed her assistant to remove the crown, as the Dr. was unsuccessful at doing it herself. The odor that permeated the room as the temporary was removed was pungent. I questioned Dr Javed about the smell and mentioned my concern about bacteria. Her response was that it was just the normal smell of temporary cement. I have been researching this issue and absolutely everything points to bacteria and infection. I left the office literally weeping in pain at 2:30 that day. At 3:43 I called the office to question whether I should be put on an antibiotic. Office was closed, but the machine said to push 2 for an emergency, which I did. At 6 pm the crown popped off, so I called again, pushed 2 and waited. Every 2 hours overnight, I piggy-backed ibuprofen and Tylenol, which only dulled my pain. Dr. Nichole's (the owner) later commented that tooth pain is "special". And yet, no return phone call. Saturday morning I started searching for emergency dental care, which I received at Columbia dental. First, the root canal, followed by 14 days on antibiotics to treat the stubborn infection that had been described as "normal cement odor" In total, I suffered 6 days of excruciating pain, followed by 14 days of persistent ache and swelling. I would not be writing this review had I not met with the owner, Dr Nicholes, yesterday. She doubled down on the cement odor which dumbfounded me-there was, in fact, a raging infection that was ignored, treatment was delayed , and pain escalated. She informed me that they do not have emergency care outside of office hours. At the time, it was stated on their website and confirmed when I called on the phone and told to press "2" for emergencies. Her comment was that she was out of the country. When Dr Bussiere opened this office years ago, I recommended all my friends and family. He was so knowledgeable, open, and even administered Novocain without pain. The office called me after procedures to make sure I was feeling ok. It with a heavy heart that I must revoke that recommendation. Hebron center just doesn't care the way it used to.