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Dr DeFelice did a great job with my daughter's teeth. He just started Invisoline for my wife two…read moremonths ago, and that's going great; and my son just got his on. Never a wait when we get there, and all visits are quick.

Nice and clean atmosphere. Very friendly and helpful staff. Never have to wait at appointments, in…read moreand out quickly, and appointment times can be conveniently worked around work, school, and family activities. My two daughters have been receiving treatment for a little over a year now. Dr. DeFelice's office knows their stuff and are always ready to discuss any obstacles. They have many brands of new aged technology to choose from and actually listen to their patients concerns. Financially they are willing to work with your family needs and offer several plans to assist you. Would love to give them five stars but need to wait till the whole process is over and the total outcome is acheived.

I have always been petrified going to the dentist. I went many years not going and lost teeth in…read morethe process. I just had three fillings and it was the best experience I ever had. I won't go anywhere else. Everyone there is so nice and caring. For the first time in over thirty years I can say my teeth are good. I will be going back every six months for cleanings. If you have anxiety about going to the dentist I highly recommend Cedar Creek Dental!!!

Dr. Hartleben is very unprofessional. I had root canal treatment and fillings and my gums were…read morebleeding so in the middle of the procedure she snaps and yells I can't finish this today your gums are bleeding too much and she stormed out of the room! She embarrassed me and I cancelled my next appointment and she sent me a $50 cancellation fee! When I didn't pay it right away she sent me a letter telling me to find another dentist! This was the worst dental experience I ever had and I would not recommend Cedar Creek Dental to anyone!

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Dean and company are amazing!! Super responsive, reasonable pricing, quick to work, neat and…read moreclean. What I love most is the recommendations he gives to make your idea even better than you could have imagined. He respects your ideas but also collaborates well. We've used him for multiple projects, big and small, and have always been more than pleased. Highly recommended!

Dean is great. He helped me pick out the best trees for our back yard and was there when he…read morepromised to plant them. Not only is he friendly and professional but his rates are much more reasonable than every other quote we got.

America's DeckBuilder…read more Gary finally comes out to my home after forgetting the first appointment. Talks all about how people love him and his work. Says he will get back to us with an estimate and we never hear from him again. (now months ago) Looks like he will only pick and choose his jobs and being up front and honest on what jobs he really wants to do is not part of his great personality. Sure glad I didn't find out he was like this half way thru a new deck build. Thanks Gary for saving me from another contractor disaster story. I own a business and have to eat a lot of jobs I don't really want to do - however I work thru it knowing that I need to do the right thing for anyone that walks thru my door. Later I feel better about it on off days (like Xmass) when I can write this review. I don't hide. Anyone can call me anytime about this experience. Mike 973 919-3285

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I'm generally not an advocate of hiking in the rain (or really whenever anything is falling from…read morethe sky), but this is definitely the place to do it if you're going to. The Millennial Chum and I made our Pine Barrens hiking debut here this past Saturday, which was rainy and hovering in the high 40s. Our itinerary was very straight-forward - it was an 8.5-mile hike along the white trail (my ye olde pre-Sandy NJ hiking book identifies it as the Penns Hill Trail, but the website for Wells Mills cites it as the Macri trail; regardless, it's the white one), which is basically one giant loop circling Wells Mills Lake, though it veers much further west than that at several points. Our book claimed this would take four to five hours, which we thought was a ridiculous overestimate and was - we did this in a little over three hours, though we're both in good shape and really didn't stop. We were both enormously impressed by the facilities and trail markings here. The Nature Center at the beginning of the hike looks and is pretty spiffy, with a toasty, clean bathroom and helpful kiosks with maps to grab (handheld maps are not a given in this day and age). They DID run out of hand soap, but I think any of us would take a warm, functioning indoor plumbing situation over what we usually have to deal with. There was one time late in the hike when we stopped to peer around for the next marking, but we literally found it about five seconds later. Given that a lot of the trails overlap, turn and often cut into or across non-hiking fire trails, I thought they did a great job denoting the specific routes. I expected the entire hike to be flat, which is my general/uninformed impression of the Pine Barrens, but it actually had a few ups and downs over dune-like, woody hills, especially in the first two miles. Nothing crazy, and while we stopped for a few water breaks at the top of those mounds, we never felt obligated to pause to catch our breaths. I'm at a point in 2023 where I'm gauging the strenuousness of an activity based on what my Fitbit says, and it claimed I had no zone moments, which is essentially high cardio activity. So take that for what you will. Regardless, I think this is also a selling point, as I've actually been reluctant to hike around here due to the lack of terrain; definitely adds some character. The viewpoint situation was not my favorite. On a rainy day like this, you're treated to an X-files-esque view of a lake right at the beginning, complete with Vancouver-like pine trees (if you know, you know), but this is not a hike where you're going to end up looking out over anything; even the tops of the hills are in the middle of the woods, so you're just looking at the same trees you were looking at when you were at the bottom, just...higher. The other downside (depending on your perspective) is that this is probably the best kind of weather for the Pine Barrens in many ways, but it's hazardous. This hike has many boardwalks throughout the damper/swampier areas, but they get very slippery when it's rainy. I don't believe either of us legit lost our footing but we both hollered, 'Careful!' a lot. I'd recommend some tread on the hindpaws. I suspect due mostly to the weather, the wildlife and canine chum situations were terrible. We saw a pooch in the parking lot getting ready for a walk, but never encountered one during the entire 8.5 miles (and only saw a miserable-looking boy scout troop and two other people). Hopefully others have better luck. There was also a bright pink port-a-potty about halfway through right where the trail brushes up against the scout reservation, so if nature calls and you're trying to avoid direct body contact with pine needles dot dot dot. A lot of the hiking intangibles are here, so it's hard not to recommend this for just about anyone, regardless of skill level. It's not the kind of hike I'd do for a real workout, but to just get some fresh air and steps in? It's a nice change of pace if you're in the area.

Wells Mills County Park is the largest county park in Ocean County. It's substantial actually. It…read moreactually feels more like a state park because the trails are longer and more involved. There's no admission fee to enter, which is great. You can just hang out closer to the main entrance by the lake. You can also go down the trails for just a little bit and come back. So, it can be what do you make of it. They have trails of all different lengths, however. The trails interconnect, so you can "cheat" and don't have to go down the full length of them. The green trail takes about an hour and a half to walk around. The white trail is windier and a little bit more scenic. The white trail also goes down much closer to the lake and through the cedar or swamp next to the lake. The yellow trail is very long. I've been on parts of it, but I've heard that it's relatively boring. One day I will want to walk the whole distance of it because it's close to 10 miles long. While most parks in Ocean County tend to be flat like a pancake, there's a little bit more elevation here. Some parts of the green and white trail would be easy to moderately difficult. But the trails are well blazed, and it's not terrible. Be careful because the trail map that I found online is old, and they have since updated it. When you come in there's a board that has a map posted. You can pick up an updated trail map there. It's also recommended that you sign in if you are going to be hiking for a distance. You don't want to get stuck in there and have the gates close on you. It's for your safety. There is a canoe launching dock on the lake, as well. When my friend comes next summer, who is a big kayaker, then I'll try it out. But I mostly go just for exercise and to go on the trails now. The park has a very safe feel, and I feel comfortable walking there. People generally say hi to you when you pass them on the trail. The only thing you need to worry about is ticks that may cause Lyme disease. So, make sure that you check for ticks, and take a shower as soon as you get home from there.