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Perfect Dental - Lynn

1.7 (12 reviews)
Open 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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Cavity treatment

Dental exams

Tooth filling replacement or repair

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The manager is horrible. She is very rude and unprofessional. But what do you expect, your in Lynn.

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Lynn Oral Surgery

Lynn Oral Surgery

3.0(14 reviews)
0.4 mi

I have never written a negative review before, but my experience with this practice warrants it…read more In March 2026, I saw Dr. Pullano, who performed a biopsy of my tongue. When I later called for the results, I was told it showed a precancerous lesion. During that conversation, Dr. Pullano presented me with two options: return every three months to monitor the area, or pursue laser treatment. I chose the latter. She made a referral to Brigham and Women's Hospital for the laser procedure but was unable to answer basic questions about the treatment itself, including how many treatments would be required, whether it was painful, what recovery would involve, or other information a patient would reasonably need in order to make an informed decision. Shortly afterward, Brigham and Women's informed me that they did not, in fact, offer the laser treatment. I then called Massachusetts General Hospital, Tufts Medical Center, and a physician affiliated with Massachusetts Eye and Ear--all to no avail. I called the office again requesting another referral to Brigham's, assuming they would have more resources and knowledge of available treatment options. The person I spoke with asked whether I wanted to be referred to Tufts. I explained that I did not know which oral care center was most appropriate, and asked that they consult with Dr. Pullano and make a referral based on her clinical recommendation. I was also told Dr. Pullano would call me back. No referral was ever made, and I never received a call. Over the following weeks, my calls to the office went unanswered. On two separate occasions, I was told Dr. Pullano would call me back by the end of the day. Both times, no call was received. I also left messages for both the assistant manager and the manager, none of which were returned. It ultimately required me driving from Boston to Lynn in person before the receptionist contacted the manager, Jeff Bazille, in their Peabody office, who then agreed to look into the matter. When he finally called me back the following day--now in May--he was unapologetic, apathetic, and at times condescending. He essentially repeated the same unsuccessful efforts I had already made to locate the laser treatment elsewhere, only to confirm again that it was no longer available. No meaningful guidance, referrals, or alternative treatment options were offered. Most concerning was that I had to suggest he consult with a more senior oral surgeon regarding other possible treatment options. As a patient told she has a precancerous lesion in a less commonly understood area, I should not have had to navigate this level of uncertainty and care coordination on my own. As a social worker, I could not help but reflect on how concerning this experience is in a community like Lynn, which serves a richly diverse population, including many residents who may face language barriers. My on-going difficulty obtaining timely follow-up care and clear communication raises concern for other patients who may be navigating additional barriers. I sincerely hope this practice improves its communication, follow-up, and patient advocacy moving forward.

I'm very sorry that other patients have had negative experiences here... It's been the opposite for…read moreme. I won't go anywhere else. Well.... due to a fall I'd had unfortunately I needed to return far too soon. My appointment was yesterday. When I walked into the Lynn office it was clear to see that there was standing room only. Not an issue because when it was the actual time for my appointment I was brought in on time. saw Dr Jurgens for what in doing the math my 3rd time? Cheerful in greeting me, she noted my last visit in September of last year. I said....yes, but I'm back way too soon! Her response was - it's going to be alright. It's unpleasant but we know that people don't come here because they want to. She and staff obviously keeps notes. She brought up how past visits were handled, took a look at the problem & within minutes I had a plan of care. Then 2 prescriptions and instructions. All correlated quickly & perfectly. She even walked out to the waiting area. I can understand why shes quick. .this is a busy practice and she needs to be. People are usually in extreme pain and usually need extractions. It can be very traumatic. It's probably best to be quick & just get it over with.

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North Shore Dental Associates

2.8(6 reviews)
0.0 mi

I've been to a few different dentist over the years . North Shore Dental Associates I just love…read morethem so much. Dr Michael is the best . Helping with complex issues but making me feel human , and not judged in any way. I have a medical condition & the medications needed wreak havok on my teeth due to dry mouth . It is almost humiliating, but he is very compassionate, and does his very best since even sittings and being worked on causes issues with my neuralogical condition. He'd very patient & that has been difficult to find In dealing with my medical health & neuralogical condition that affects so much. I'm grateful O found North shore Dental Associates. Knowing that my neuralogical condition can potentially be set off just by going to the dentist - yet I have to go, used to cause lots of anxiety , but since my dentist is at North Shore Dental Associates I have heard no anxiety about going. I know I will be treated well there. Anyone hesitating to find a dentist for the AB reasons should try out North Shore Dental Associates ASAP because you will not regret it .

I am a patient for the last 15 years and am satisfied. Dr. Simon is my assigned dentist but my…read moreexperience with staff has been good. They are professional and efficient. Phone calls are returned in a short time. I appreciate the reminders before an appointment. I never had to wait more than 15 minutes for an appointment. They are also very accommodating and understanding if I have have to reschedule. Occasional emergencies have been taking care of quickly. My only criticism would be with assistants wanting to take x-ray at every check-up which I do every six months. My physician insists that once a year is sufficient to limit cancer risk since I maintain good oral care and don't have complication. Overall, I would recommend this business to my family and friends without hesitation.

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North Shore Dental Associates - Dr. Simon Faynzilberg restoring implant crowns

Dr. Simon Faynzilberg restoring implant crowns

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Dr Jahan Monirian volunteering with JAAC in Jamaica

North Shore Dental Associates - Dr. Simon Faynzilberg (left) and Dr. Paul Shteynberg (right) at the Implants in Paradise coarse

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Dr. Simon Faynzilberg (left) and Dr. Paul Shteynberg (right) at the Implants in Paradise coarse

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