I came to Dr. DeJesus' Group in Bridgeport, CT for an implant consultation and was impressed right…read moreaway. The receptionist was welcoming, and Anna, the dental assistant, put me at ease immediately. When I met Dr. DeJesus, he listened closely and laid out clear options. Maria in finance explained everything simply and clearly. Every visit during my implant recovery was just as smooth as the first, and the quality of Dr. DeJesus' work was truly impeccable. I highly recommend this office. Thank you to Dr. DeJesus and all the staff members I met for such outstanding care. Jack Fernandez

I cannot recommend this place enough!! My daughter and myself went for cleanings and xrays. I have…read morealways been afraid to go to the dentist but this was the most pleasant experience for both of us! We had Joami and Thiara and they were both wonderful and made sure we were comfortable. Highly Recommend!!! A++++

couldn't be more pleased. this surgeon is amazing. very compassionate, kind, patient, knowledgeable…read moreand professional. his assistant May is fantastic. would highly recommend this group.

Love Dr. Florio and staff. He is so Compassionate. The…read moredental assistant Christine is amazing. Also, they make a great team.

I got a filling about a year or two ago. During the process, the drill that Dr. O was using…read morescratched off enamel on the corner of the tooth right above the tooth she was filling. Her dental hygienist must have noticed it because she looked at her concerned but Dr. O just shook her head and no one said anything. My mouth was numb and I felt the vibration on the tooth that she scratched when it happened but didn't pursue it because I didn't feel any pain and didn't realize what exactly happened. It wasn't until after the filling when the numbing agent wore off that I felt the chip (with my tongue) and pain in the tooth. I was a shy teen when it happened and regrettably didn't speak up for myself. I'm now in the process of finding a new dentist who can fix the problem that Dr. O caused.

I have been a patient of Dr. Okonkwo's for years and have always had very positive experiences…read moreduring my appointments. She is professional, knowledgeable, and thorough, as well as courteous, kind and caring. I had a good cleaning today and, as I am scheduled to be getting braces, she went over all of the information I would need to keep in mind as I go through the process of orthodontics. I feel confidant and prepared for the work I will be having done, and am looking forward to me next appointment with Dr. Okonkwo.

New to Norwalk, I set up an appointment with Dr. Felder for a dental cleaning. I was excited to…read moresupport a local dentist with a small practice. In the end, unfortunately, I felt misled and taken advantage of. I think it's important others understand my experience as part of making an educated decision. I care a lot about oral health. I am a committed brusher and flosser; I wear my post-braces retainer every night; I clean my tongue and attend to plaque. I've seldom had a cavity. I've never needed a significant dental procedure. I've received consistently high praise and clean bills of oral health from my home dentist, whom I had been visiting [fairly] consistently for over 20 years. When I first saw Dr. Felder, the story quickly changed. She told me that in the eight months since my prior cleaning, I had developed dangerously inflamed "gum pockets" that needed a "deep clean" -- to the tune of $1200! She warned me using scary words like "bone loss" and "bacterial infection." I will reiterate: I've seldom needed more than a standard dental cleaning, in my whole life. So this all came as a huge, upsetting surprise. Speaking of which, she SHOWED me with her fancy dental camera [I was impressed with the technology and cleanliness of the practice] an area behind my top front teeth that I know to be stained, most likely due to the chemical composition of my saliva and my tea drinking. I had been talking to my home dentist about this for years. Dr. Felder claimed, however that it was evidence of an infection. When I told her I knew it to be a stain and started listing some of the factors that may have led to it, she hedged, changing the subject. This was my first clue that we were not building trust. An expert should not leverage a patient's lack of knowledge to misrepresent a dental scan or image that requires years of training to correctly interpret, anyway. Dr. Felder also told me that I have a cavity on one of my wisdom teeth that needed a composite ($250). My home dentist had described this as a possible area of concern in "10-20 years," not as a current cavity. So, all in all, I was a bit surprised and wanted a second opinion. Dr. Felder's dental technicians took xrays and did not proceed with a cleaning, as I had expected. (And paid for, as I understood.) I was charged $200 for the visit anyway. Then began the period of time that solidified my feelings about the practice. After leaving, I decided to get a second opinion and so I called the office staff person, Gabrielle/Gabriela (sorry, I cannot remember specifically her name). I asked for a copy of my xrays, which are legally my property. She told me I could fill out a form and receive them in four or five business days. I immediately completed the paperwork It took three weeks for them to issue my scans. Needless to say, that is completely inappropriate. I cannot comment on whether it is illegal or criminal to withhold medical records for a patient seeking treatment/ a second opinion, but it is certainly unethical. That's when they instantly lost me as a patient. I am still considering reporting Dr. Felder to the Connecticut Dental Commission. Dr. Felder's office is actually closed more often than it is open (!), which may explain the delay in part. But it cannot justify three weeks to send an email. Mom said it long ago: if a doctor doesn't want you to get a second opinion, it's not a good sign. To be thorough, I did receive that second opinion from a trusted local dentist who is a member of my congregation. After taking a lot of time to examine and discuss my situation thoroughly, confirmed that my oral health is sound, and sent me out with a cleaning and an electric toothbrush. Total cost: $130. I also consulted with a friend who is also a dentist to confirm I was going down the right path. All three of these other dentists: my new congregational dentist, my home dentist, and my friend, all confirmed that I had been treated poorly and that my dental health essentially sound. Now, to be fair, there is some ambiguity here. The 'cavity' diagnosis could have been merely a conservative one. My other dentist referred to it instead as an 'incipient' area -- that is, one that is likely to one day become a cavity, but not yet a cavity. I can understand professionals might reasonably disagree. But when combined with the unnecessary $1200 "deep clean" Dr. Felder recommended, it made the medical advice feel profit-driven, not needs-driven. Perhaps others have had positive experiences with Dr. Felder. I wish I had, too.

I am extremely disappointed with my visit to Dr. Felder...During this routine check-up Dr. Felder…read morebarely cleaned my teeth, she wanted me to come back for a more expensive deep cleaning and then went on about some other dental work I should get that will cost me some more money. The office NEVER submitted this visit to my insurance even when I called them multiple times to follow up on the issue...which means I am out the random $100 they charged for the visit. Definitely wanted to support this dentist but she doesn't look out for the patient. P.S. I would give 0 stars but then I can't post this.

We love commerce park dentistry! The doctors and techs are so patient, kind and friendly. The…read moreoffice space is fun and inviting (my kids seriously love going to the dentist, because their office is so fun!) I highly recommend this office for little ones

I had a HORRIBLE experience with Commerce Park Dentistry. Due to a scheduling mix up I needed to…read morecancel an appointment the day of, this was due to a reminder text I received the DAY OF the appointment not prior. When I spoke with the office that told me that because of this 1 cancellation without prior notice I will now be an ON CALL patient. Meaning I will need to call the morning of and see if I would be allowed to bring my child that day, as many parents know this is impossible. I will now need to find a new dentist office for my child, who is more understanding of the chaos involved in being a toddler parent.

BEWARE!!! They reserve the right to remove braces from kids when their teeth are not clean. In…read moretheir judgement, no teeth are clean. They end up keeping your money and do not keep braces on for more than a few months. I brought my kid to the dentist for a cleaning, then brought him straight to this place only to be told that he had dirty teeth. They removed his braces, stopped treatment and told me they will not refund me. I asked around and they do this to EVERYONE. IT IS A SCAM!!!

Worst experience. This is my son's second set of braces. The first time was a great experience…read more This time however, brackets break the same day they are affixed, and wired break. His brackets seem to pop off at will. It is hard to get appointments to fit them. No one in the office returns my calls or emails. I can not be the only one with this issue. I am beyond frustrated we will be switching to another orthodontist as soon as I can actually talk with billing to cancel my payments. The positive reviews you see are from years ago with this place was great.

If I could rate negative stars I would. I went in for a routine visit that resulted in two fillings…read moreon my right-side molars. Shortly after, I experienced severe cold sensitivity and pain when chewing. I returned twice between July and October and was only told the tooth needed filing and to try Sensodyne - no further evaluation was done. I eventually sought a second opinion, where X-rays showed the filling was not sealed properly and decay had not been fully removed. The filling had to be redone, and I later needed an emergency root canal after my bottom molar died and caused a systemic infection. I will now also need a root canal on the top molar. Neither tooth caused issues before the original fillings. I've been a patient here since childhood, but this experience has cost me over $4,000 and months of pain. I do not trust the quality of care and cannot recommend this office.

This is one of the BEST dental practices, and I really mean that. I moved away from Connecticut,…read moreand they thought I went somewhere else in Connecticut. The problem is, when I went to retrieve my dental records, THEY REFUSED TO GIVE THEM TO ME. This was quite a problem for me, extremely frustrating, and the new dentist had to be able to figure out everything. The records were promised to me at first, and they sent an X-ray and the rude office staff said "that's all you're getting, that's all we have to do," My teeth are quite complicated due to surgeries. The office manager was unavailable many times, and never returned phone calls. After this horrible situation, THEY ARE GETTING A ZERO RATING. Reported to The American Dental Association who were also USELESS. Be very careful here. 0 STARS FOR DIFFICULT PEOPLE