Their customer service is the worst. It's been over a year and I still don't have the full set that…read moreI've paid for

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Doctors take the "Hippocratic Oath" to do no harm, but none exists for dentists. Some dental…read moreschools administer their version of it upon graduation, but there is no requirement. Think about that as you read my long overdue review, which is complex and painful for me to write, but represents my experiences. Me: a fearful patient due to a difficult dental history since childhood, with a low pain threshold, and high-quality requirement. I therefore need excellence, expertise, handholding and patience and explanations. Also: different levels of sedation, depending upon procedure. A periodontist praised South Broward Dentistry & Prosthodontics (SBD&P) as the dentistry "gold standard", and described Dr. Michael Simon as "an artist" in creating beautiful smiles. He was patient, helpful, et al. BUT veneers (made for "beautiful smiles") fell off from the very beginning, and continued to do so - a problem made more difficult once I left the area and would travel to SBD&P. When first getting the veneers - a $20,000 (twenty THOUSAND $$) investment - I specifically asked what period of time he would service his product; he told me 5 years, after which "we will see". Dr. Simon took an extended leave following a family tragedy. His #2 Dr. Andra Andrei covered, and eventually acquired the practice. My situation occurred at this very intersection: Dr. Simon had just returned (in my opinion, too soon based upon some of his judgements) and I returned a cleaning and replacement of 2 front-located veneers, performed by Dr. Andrei's staff: I was medicated (2-triazolams plus gas, and fell asleep) for a) cleaning, b) re-cementing a veneer to the top center, and b) temporary veneer center bottom they would have to create, as I'd swallowed prior one) while making up a new permanent. I did not want my "beautiful smile" to resemble Alfred E. Neumann's. I was still "out of it" when my friend came to pick me up, but with it enough to ask multiple times why there was no temporary veneer on the missing bottom tooth. The staff said, "we told your friend" - which makes no sense, since my friend was not an authorized surrogate for my personal health information. Later that week, I learned from the one dependable staff person (from the prior office) that my file was notated with the month I said I would return to South Florida - again, ridiculous, as I had no plans to return, expecting instead to plan it around SBD&P's alert regarding readiness of a permanent veneer. All of these activities were apparently decided by STAFF - not the dentist, who were not qualified to make such declarations, least of all without my input. Further, when I tried to phone Dr. Andrei, she refused to come to the phone - not once or even twice, but many times. And although it was only about 3 years since spending $20,000 on "beautiful smile" despite veneers popping off with regularity, the practice still charged me over $100 for gluing one on!!! To summarize: * The staff (techs, etc.) made decisions concerning my treatment, * While I was under sedation, * Neither informing (nor asking) me for input, and did not phone later - they just made decisions for me, and * Claimed they told my friend - an unauthorized person - about why I did not receive a temporary veneer. (Claiming I was returning too far out in the future. In reality, I had no date, planning to book a return trip based upon timing of their next procedure, as I have always done in the past.) * Dr. Andrei, now practice owner, refused to speak with her patient (me) the many times I attempted to reach her by phone, and has never phoned me; * Yet SBD&P still continues to bombard me with mailings, texts and other outreach to goad me into a next appointment. The constant failure of the "permanent cement" has struck me as the dental equivalent of "planned product obsolescence", thus providing an annuity to the dentist. In other words, permanent cement is by design not permanent, at the incremental cost of $100-$900/tooth. As I am writing this (March 2026), I have had TWO ADDITIONAL veneers pop off since that end of September 20205 visit. With my history of dental fears, anxieties and poor treatment by dentists, this does not bode well. My "beautiful smile" is now causing me terror: I do not know when my "teeth" will fall out, whether at a dinner, in a conversation, in a work or social situation .... I am mortified, it continually happens, and SBD&P has turned its back on me and its promises. Having spent $20K, Dr. Simon now claims he will only stands behind his work for two (2) years (after he told me 5). As an addendum, Dr. Simon said that the porcelain permanent veneers would "never become stained by coffee, red wine, blueberries or other foods". Please judge for yourselves. (Unable to upload 2 photos)

Dr. Simon refused to accept Metlife PDP plus insurance rates even though he is listed as a…read moreprovider. He wanted to charge me out of network rates. Insurance quoted $10,439.00 for 6 crowns. Dr. Simon wanted almost $16,811.00 The manager Dianne Rodriguez stated that Metlife rates are incorrect. So my honest opinion is the following: if you have Metlife PDP plus insurance do not go to Dr. Simon. Dishonest business practice. As far as quality of care... this doctor does not really like to do too much work himself. He made his assistant take my impressions. She placed so much material in my mouth that it made me throw up all over myself. Embarrassing, but true. The study models looked like oversized horse teeth. Not sure if he did it himself or made someone do it. Really ugly work. He did one crown for me and did not even take an impression before he started shaving off my natural tooth. I expected so much more from a prostodontist.

I understand that Medicare has its set pricing and that is what they pay the dentists for service…read more I understand that dentists have to be creative in order to make more money that Medicare is not offering to pay. With that in mind, here is my story. I signed up to one Medicare insurance in order to take advantage of the money allowance they give on their benefit card. I lost my doctors and had to get new doctors, including dentist. But I got a good amount for food and things like utilities, uber, etc... This dentist was on the list. I called and made an appt for my 6 month teeth cleaning. Got there and first thing they did was take x-rays. Second thing they did was doctor came in and gave me an exam. Now normally, the dentist comes in AFTER the cleaning and does the exam. This dentist did the exam before the cleaning. After her exam, she told me that my mouth was unhealthy and my gums were inflamed and bleeding... SOMETHING THAT I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED BEFORE! I was SHOCKED!!. How on earth did my mouth go from healthy to unhealthy in 6 months????? She refused to let the hygienist clean my teeth and told me i needed a complete mouth/gum scaling.. The insurance i had would not cover it and my out of pocket was ENORMOUS! I went home and thought about it. I get my teeth cleaned every 6 months. I have absolutely no gum problems or gum bleeding. I called around to other Medicare plans to see who had the best dental for me... I went back to my prior Medicare insurance, got my old dentist back and made an appt for a teeth cleaning and doctor consult. Today, I got my teeth cleaned, got x-rays and the dentist did an oral exam AFTER my teeth cleaning. I asked the dentist how my mouth was. How my gums were. Are my gums bleeding. She told me my mouth is healthy, my gums do not bleed and there is no inflammation. This was a bummer. This dentist chose the wrong person to try and take advantage of Medicare with. Don't lie to me. Don't tell me my mouth is unhealthy. It will come back and bite you in the derrière.

Very thorough. The hygienist was conscious of my tolerance for gagging and did an excellent job…read more Quick and efficient. No complaints.

Do Not Go - Total Rip-Off…read more I was charged $400 for a basic manual cleaning with X-rays, then told I had to come back a week later to continue the cleaning with the ultrasonic scaler. On that second visit, they only cleaned half my mouth and charged another $720 That's $1,120 total, when cleanings in North Miami Beach usually cost no more than $140. The office is tiny, in a low-cost, nowhere location on Dixie Highway, with a cramped waiting room. Not premium in any way. I will never return and do not recommend this dentist.

From the owner: TM Prosthodontics is the Miami dentist office of Dr. Tal Morr. Dr. Morr is a prosthodontist, a…read morespecialist in the replacement and reconstruction of teeth. Dr. Tal Morr has over 18 years of experience in prosthodontics, the diagnosis and treatment of the deterioration of teeth and their supporting structures. He formulates and executes treatment plans for the construction of corrective prostheses that restore proper function and aesthetic to the mouth, face, and jaw. His prosthodontics services include porcelain veneers, dental implants, crowns and bridges.

Before moving to south Florida I would drive to my hometown from wherever I was living to go to my…read morechildhood dentist because i feared Id never find anyone as good. Being that home is too far away for a drive, I took a friends advise and went to Herskowich's practice-- I honestly have to say that my experience far surpassed what I experienced back home. I had to have two very involved fillings due to dentist avoidance, and it was the first time in my life that i had absolutely no anxiety. Everyone on staff is incredible-- If I ever leave Miami I will probably drive or fly back to continue having dentil work done here.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Dentists…read more- Prosthodontists & Denture Centers

I've been a patient lucky enough to have Dr Rosenstein as my dentist for at least 7 or 8 years. He…read moreis an excellent painless wonderful dentist. Very patient and explains every procedure and why the procedure is necessary and in your best interest.

Dr Rosenstein recently did a full set of 8 dental veneers for me and I could not be happier. I…read morewanted a bright, white, Hollywood smile and that is exactly what I got. The staff at Dr Rosenstein's office are very organized and friendly. And Dr Rosenstein is the nicest guy and very talented in his profession. If you are looking for a beautiful smile and/or veneers, I highly recommend Dr Rosenstein!! Thank you Dr R!!

Outstanding! I needed four crowns on my upper front teeth…read moreand five on my lower front teeth. Another dental practice - Dental Options - told me it would cost $8,000, in addition to my Humana (HMO) insurance. Dental Care Group did an excellent job for $1,600.

Beware. You go for a cleaning you get no cleaning but a sales pitch instead and told you need to…read morecome back another day for the cleaning. I imagine they want to charge you and your insurance for 2 visits when it should just be one. I don't know how people live their lives and sleep at night being dishonest human beings like that.

Dr. Haratz is an amazing dentist. She is extremely knowledgeable, kind and gentle! I personally…read moredon't like going anywhere else or seeing another doctor. When you find a good dentist, you stick with them! Everything she does, she explains and walks you through each step. She even checks in on you during the process. You can tell she truly cares about her patients and makes sure her staff is being present as well as mindful around her patients. She provides excellent guidance to her staff and ensures her patients are taken care of.

Don't go here!! Tried to sell each of my family unnecessary services at a cost of $12,000!! This…read moreappt was only after a clean bill of health just 6 months prior at an excellent dentist. Tried to sell $4,000 invisalign braces for my daughter - no dentist ever recommended them before (and she doesn't fit the criteria at all for them). Also - didn't understand my insurance at all. When I tried to explain how the insurance worked, they told me to never come back. Unbelievable! My insurance company even called them to try and explain it to them.