Went for the first time and visited this office last week, after my previous dentist stopped taking…read moremy insurance. Office is very modern, aesthetically speaking. I like how they're is no paperwork and everything is done on iPad's. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Overall, effective, efficient, fast, and clean.

I never write reviews so if I'm doing this, it's clearly for a reason. I would advise absolutely…read moreeveryone to not go to posh dental. They seem to care more about money and billing insurance than quality care. I was in a really difficult position due to my insurance and not being covered within the next month. I went in for wisdom teeth removal, consult. She told me I need them removed, which was correct. (Later confirmed by multiple surgeons). She also told me I had four cavities, which I don't think were correct. However, I went through with getting them drilled and filled because again I wasn't going to have Insurance come a few weeks and places I called that took my insurance were booked until the following year. She booked me for two separate occasions however I pushed to get them filled all at once, which ended up being completely fine. She was also aggressive in treatment and offered nearly 5 additional treatments within the first five minutes of the original appointment. On top of that I booked my dad for a first time appointment and she told him he needs veneers... He absolutely does not need veneers. She also offered nearly 5 additional treatments all of which were absolutely unnecessary. We will not be going back and I highly recommend other others to seek help elsewhere.

This is my first time writing a Yelp review, and I usually avoid posting negative feedback about…read morebusinesses. However, my experience at this dental office--specifically with the office manager, Christy--has left me frustrated enough to share my story. To be clear, my dissatisfaction is not with the dentist, whose care I've always trusted, but rather with the way the office handled a $22.11 payment issue. I visited the office for a routine cleaning in October 2024, during which the dentist recommended fillings for two teeth. Although I've been skeptical about the necessity of some past recommendations, I trusted the dentist's expertise and scheduled the procedure. Before the appointment, I requested a pretreatment estimate to understand my out-of-pocket costs. When I reviewed the estimate, I noticed it was classified as an out-of-network claim, even though the office is in-network. I immediately contacted the office, and they assured me they would correct the issue. On December 10, 2024, I had the fillings done. When it came time to pay, the amount presented to me was significantly higher than I expected. After I questioned it, the staff realized they hadn't fixed the out-of-network classification. They recalculated the payment on the spot, and I paid the corrected amount without issue. Weeks later, on December 27, I received a call from the office stating I owed a balance of $22.11 because my insurance deductible hadn't been met for the year. While I felt this should have been accounted for in the pretreatment estimate, I reviewed the claim and confirmed the charge was accurate. I called the office back promptly and expressed my willingness to pay. However, I was uncomfortable providing my credit card information over the phone, given previous bad experiences. I asked about alternative payment methods, such as mailing a check, paying online, or handling it during my next visit. The staff assured me that paying later would be fine. On January 9, 2025, I received another call from Christy, the office manager. Her tone was immediately accusatory, implying I had failed to follow up or take responsibility for the payment. I explained that I had already confirmed the charge with my insurance and had been told it was fine to pay later. When I asked where to send a check, she abruptly ended the call without providing the necessary information, before I even had the chance to ask who the check should be addressed to. Then, on January 16, I received a voicemail from Christy, stating that if I didn't pay the $22.11 by the end of the day, the balance would be sent to collections. I was shocked that such an aggressive approach was being taken for such a small amount, especially when I had already attempted to resolve the issue. Frustrated, I rushed to the office to pay the balance in person. During this visit, I tried to explain my concerns about how the situation had been handled, but Christy dismissed my points, continued to accuse me of not wanting to pay, and spoke to me in an unprofessional and condescending manner. When I pointed out that she hadn't provided clear instructions for mailing a check, she sarcastically responded, "You know where our office is, right?" This level of disrespect was infuriating. In the end, I paid the $22.11 and canceled all future appointments. While I still respect the dentist's care and professionalism, I can no longer remain a patient at this practice due to how I was treated by the office manager. This experience has shown me that even excellent medical care can be overshadowed by poor communication and unprofessional behavior from office staff. I have attached one screenshot for my payment of $22.11 and one screenshot of the voicemail that threatened me about the collection, which happened 20 days after initially notifying me of the balance.

I've been going to this Dental Office for over 15 years. The front desk ladies Kathy and Patty are…read morefriendly and helpful. Anna the dental hygienist is amazing. She always cleans my teeth deeply giving me a fresh, sparkling smile. Dr Albanese is very knowledgeable and gentle. I always feel comfortable and trust him. I never feel any pain at all !!! Highly recommend this Dental Office!

After all these years, still a fan and Simply the best dental care!…read moreA huge shout out to Dr Raj and her dental hygienist Brandy. The best care, professional, caring and friendly. Brandy did a thorough cleaning job yet it was so gentle and I was so relaxed my fitness band sleep app said I slept almost the entire time!! Super clean and modern facility. I already made my next two cleaning appointments!!

They canceled my appointment which I made 3 months earlier to ensure I had a date and time secured…read more They qent ahead and canceled it

I definitely would stay clear of Levittown Dental Group on division Avenue. They are terrible! My…read morefirst impression walking in was it was a dump. Then I got back to the chairs and everything was dirty and didn't even look clean. Dr. Teper went over things that I need to get done. Not only did I wait over a month when I called for really bad tooth pain and swelling in my cheek and eye and they wouldn't see me for over a month. I was in the office for an 1 hour and 48 minutes, just to tell me when I leave to make another appointment with him. That he had to go to other patients. He had no time to go over steps I needed to do or what to do next. I asked him if he's at least sending anything into my insurance for approval? He said me no not now. You gotta make another appointment with me first and then maybe I could send something into your insurance. I get to the receptionist desk to make an appointment and she tells me that he's not able to help me. He was so old that I didn't even think he knew anything updated anyway. At that point I was already debating if I wanted to make another appointment. But I figured I might as well and I could always cancel since it's always at least a month away. This is by far the worst dentist I've ever been to. Whatever you do find another one.

I have a deep-seated fear of dentists. Having said that, I highly recommend Dr. Longo. He is…read morecalming, patient, and detail oriented. He explained everything he was doing and going to do and what feelings my teeth and gums should experience. He has gained my trust and admiration. Dr. Longo is by far the best dentist I have ever visited.

I am a recent patient of Dr. Robert Bacigalupo's and was stunned by how caring, compassionate,…read moreskilled and professional he was. Traits that I find, have long left the medical community. He took the time to very quickly contact me himself with my test results, because he understood my concerns and acknowledged how anxious I was. My experience at LEOS was painless and effortless. Dr. Bacigalupo is truly the most humane doctor I have ever dealt with. We need more like him.

Just had a molar pulled in preparation for an implant. This…read moreoffice is by far, THE best medical/ Dental office that I have ever step foot in!!!!! From the greeting to walking out!!! Staff is extremely professional, Doctor Bacigalupo is the Best!!! I am sure of an extraordinary final result in a few months!! The Doc has seen my wife and daughters as well for issues and he is #1 Bravo! Read all of the reviews as they describe the exceptional experience that this wonderful office provides!

I never knew that going to the dentist could be such a pleasant experience. I have been a patient…read moreof Dr. Bloom's for about three years now and I am so pleased that I started coming to this practice! I have always been self conscious of my smile and Dr. Bloom made it possible for me to smile with confidence, and for that i will alway be grateful. Dr. Bloom does great work and I have never trusted a doctor as much as I trust him.

Dr. Bloom and is staff are truly exceptional. They are kind, professional and efficient. Angela…read moreprovided a first and very pleasant impression. Lisa is equally wonderful and very knowledgeable. Dr. Bloom is a doctor whom I am so happy to have entrusted my smile; his work and customer care are superior. Thank you Dr. Bloom for keeping me smiling with truly amazing teeth!

Dr. Patel was excellent once again this time he made a tooth extraction painless. thank you…read more SH /:

If I could of given 0 stars I would. Back in July 2025, both my daughter and I went for the first…read moretime there for a cleaning, checkup and X-Rays. They told us they accepted our insurance 100%, so we made two appointments. Now, 6 months later, they are changing us a $25 copayment. With our insurance company, we are not supposed to get charged for this type of service. When I called the office to ask why there was a copayment, they said that our company pays too little and they need to make up the amount with a copayment. Not once was this explained to us and back in 2025, we were never charged. Now, our company is out of network. I truly believe, that they just wanted us to get in there, and then start charging. They basically lied to us in 2025, because the manager said that we had a balance, but she cleared it out! The truth is, they never accepted our insurance company 100%. They just lost 2 patients. Be aware when you make your next appointment. Get the correct information!

Dr. Schwartz has since retired since my last review and the office seems, well, different. A little…read morebit more faced pace, but with the same friendly faces I've known for years. Thank God for Leda. She has to win the best dental hygienist ever award. The care she gives her patients is above and beyond. I don't know what I would have done without her for the past 15 years. Thankfully my most recent visit showed no signs of cavities. Here's til our next cleaning in 6 months.

The BEST! I have been to many different dentists over the years and this one is the absolute best!…read moreI been coming here for about 4-5 years and the consistently in their work ethics is phenomenal. The staff here is really welcoming and nice and send gentle reminders for your appts which helps! The team here is also very knowledgeable on their work and is always happy to answer any questions! They are also so nice that they remember not only YOU but details about previous convos which shows their attention to details! Highly recommend checking this place out!

RUDE! On Dce 29th…read morethe receptionist told me on the phone that they did not have any appointments for the rest of the year. ME: So, you don't have any appointments any day at any time for 2 months? HER: "um.... Yeah, I wouldn't just say that just to just to say it". ME: Ok...wow.... so is she on vacation or something. HER: No, she's just a very busy lady. Um... Are you even a client? ME: Yeah, I have not been in a while though. HER: Yeah, well I guess that's what you get. That might have something to do with her availability level I couldn't believe it. I would love for her to have treated my this way face to face. i was stunned.

I'm writing this on behalf of my elderly mother who does not speak English well. She visited this…read moreoffice for a consultation and was advised to have multiple teeth extracted. During that consultation, she was told the extractions would be covered under her insurance and that getting a temporary denture for $900 was optional. Because she has Medicaid and cannot afford that, she chose to wait for the permanent denture that Medicaid covers after the healing process. The temporary denture was clearly presented as a choice, not a requirement. Today, she returned for the scheduled extraction and followed every instruction, including taking the antibiotic one hour beforehand. However, when she informed Dr. Yang Fan that she did not want the temporary denture, the dentist became visibly upset. Then suddenly, the office claimed that the extractions would now cost $200 per tooth, even though they had previously stated that they were covered. Even more concerning, Dr. Fan then suggested that my mother should not remove the teeth at all, and instead to just proceed later with a permanent denture placed over the teeth that were originally recommended for extraction. To us, that advice made no sense, as the teeth were advised for removal in the first place, which strongly suggests they were not in good condition. Recommending to leave them in simply because she declined an optional denture is extremely unprofessional and confusing. My mother recently had open-heart surgery earlier this year and moves slowly, yet Dr. Fan spoke to her in a rude, impatient tone and told her to "get up" from the chair, rushing her out of the room. She waited over an hour and took the antibiotic -- which should only be taken when necessary -- for no reason, because the dentist refused to treat her after she declined the optional denture. When I called the office to clarify what happened, I was placed on hold for 7-10 minutes with no explanation, no communication, and no attempt to help. This office showed a complete lack of compassion, professionalism, and medical ethics, especially toward an elderly patient with a language barrier and a serious recent health condition. No patient should be denied necessary dental treatment or pressured financially simply for declining an optional upgrade.

They play with people's time and treatments. Make…read moreappointment without consulting the patient. Cancel appointment the same day.Minutes before the appointment. Dentist started a root canal Knowing he was leaving. But they did took my almost 500.00 for a gingivitis treatment. Very unethical. I would not recome this place. They are nice but then they play you!!Sad.