The nurses are amazing but the dentist himself absolutely rude do not recommend this place.read more

Today I woke up with a massive tooth ache and when I walked in, I fell to the floor because I was…read morein so much pain, the receptionist and the dentist assistant help me into a room and my wife took care of the paperwork and the bill. They got me seen very quick, and they called the doctor, and he came in and told me everything he was going to have to do and it was over. They are very nice and very patient because I was in so much pain. I will go back to them because they help me and I feel no pain.

I visited Dr. Andrew Moshman for an endodontic consultation. He told me firstly that he was sick…read moreand that is why he had a mask on. I was not expecting to have a procedure done with a sick doctor. The images were never reviewed with me and explained. The exam felt rushed, and my questions about the treatment and post-procedure pain management were not answered clearly and I felt rushed. I was told he would not prescribe any medications at all if the procedure caused pain or infection and to call my primary physician. My health situation prohibits the use of NSAIDs. I was charged $430 for a partial CBCT, X-ray, and a brief exam with distress. I left. I do not recommend this office at all. I have had extensive dental work done, so I have an acute sensitivity for red flags. PS, the staff were friendly.

I saw Dr. Moshman and my experience was a 10/10. he's extremely informative and very nice. His…read moreassistant Nadia was equally as amazing. I'm someone who has anxiety about dental procedures and these two made it so easy. They made sure I was comfortable and made me laugh. Along with the front desk staff, they are all very pleasant. hopefully I never need to have another endodontist visit, but if I did I would absolutely return to Dr. Moshman.

BEWARE of Dr. Neda Azadivatan! Whatever you do, DO NOT go to Precision Periodontics & Endodontics…read morein Clifton Park, NY! She will try and pull a fast one on you. She's just as shady as her practice. I made the mistake of going there because I was referred by my dentist. I arrived at my appointment for a root canal. To my surprise and disappointment, my appointment was for an evaluation not a root canal. So, I had to make another appointment and take another day off work. The visit cost me $391.00. She tacked on unnecessary tests and procedures to line her pockets. The day of the appointment, I get a call from the office telling me I need to reschedule because the doctor was sick. In all, she cancelled on the day of my appointment not 1, not 2, but 3 times! Unbelievable! I decided she was too unreliable and I told the office manager that I'm going to have to find another dentist. I also told her I should get a partial refund for my wasted time and inconvenience (I live 90 miles away). She said she will ask the doctor and get back to me. Of course, she never did. What ethical doctor cancels 3 times the day of an appointment? This was intentional! After the entire ordeal was over, I looked up Dr. Neda's reviews on Google. I went by the most recent. And what I noticed is that there are some people that had good experiences with 5 star reviews. But most were terrible with 1 star reviews. As I scroll down, I see 5 stars, 1 star, 4 stars and 1 star respectively. Basically, it's either she's off or she's on. It shouldn't be like that. That's NOT how a doctor should be. I located a good dentist in my area and made an appointment for a root canal. He did the consult and x-rays on the same day as the root canal. Furthermore, I was not charged for the consult and X-rays. It was all included in the cost of the root canal. The doctor was very friendly, courteous and answered my questions thoroughly. Unlike Dr. Nada, who was very rude and short and gave one-word answers, "yes" and "no" (I'm not making that up). Please take heed to my warning about this incompetent dentist. She will waste your time and take your money. I learned my lesson to check the reviews first. :(

WORST PRACTICE I HAVE EVER GONE TO!! If I could have given them a 0 rating, I would. I was…read morereferred to this practice to have a tooth extracted - a root canal that went bad. They extracted the tooth and convinced me to have an implant installed, but required I pay all expenses upfront. They told me I was required to have intravenous sedation as Dr Neda does not do surgery without intravenous sedation (of course they collected more money for this type of sedation). During the sedation, the tech missed my vein and I passed out temporarily. They called the ambulance and forced me to go by ambulance to the hospital, even though I said (and signed a release form) that I didn't need to go to the hospital. I have given over 8 gallons of blood and this is the first time I have passed out when stuck with a needle. Dr Neda had me come back a month later and placed the implant in a poor location, which she discovered at the follow-up checkup 3 months later! She stated that she would redo the procedure, at her cost, as the implant was not in a good spot. When I returned to have it redone, she sedated me, as usual, but then decided NOT to redo the procedure and that I should just keep the implant where it was! The location would have left a large gap between the implanted tooth and adjacent tooth! I then consulted with three other dentists who said the implant was poorly placed, and I asked Dr Neda for a refund - she said absolutely NOT! So I sued her in small claims court for malpractice just to try to get my $5K back that I already gave her! She countersued for wasting her time and had a high priced malpractice lawyer defending her - I was left to defend myself and didn't stand a chance. The judge dropped her lawsuit and we had 4 court appearances! Her lawyer had all my evidence dismissed, as I didn't have the technicians/ doctors who performed the x-rays present as a witness, nor the ambulance drivers, nor the dentists whom I consulted.... Thus I lost my case and Dr Neda got to keep the $5K I paid her - she was ecstatic to have defeated me in court! Needless to say, Dr Neda is the worst dentist I have ever worked with and she should have been banned from practicing! I reported her to the NYS Dental association and they had initially determined that an investigation was needed. They told me they would just fine her and slap her on the wrist if found she was negligent. But that I would need to sue her if I was going to get any money back! My recommendation is : Do NOT go to this practice unless you want to risk working with a dentist who is more concerned with money and her reputation than treating a patient in a professional and compassionate manner!

Phenomenal dental office. Dr. Enzien is extremely talented and current with all state of the art…read moreequipment. All employee's are always cheerful and helpful. I had worked crazy hours on crazy shifts and more then once the doctor met me at her office at 6AM for some emergency repair work. She's outstanding!

Professional and friendly service every time. Dr. Enzien takes her time with you, explains…read moreeverything that is going on, and most importantly--checks to make sure you're doing ok while you're being worked on!!! She performs outstanding dental work and she is very thorough. I've had routine work done in that past here and I just had my second root canal done there yesterday (she also did the first one). I felt no pain during the entire procedure each time. ZERO!!! I don't care how far away I move, I'd drive from outer space to visit this office and I trust no one else with my teeth. Thank you Barb and Dr. Enzien for everything you've done for me!

What a weird office. They way he said he had been a dentist for over 30 years made me think he…read morewanted to retire that day! I noticed that the dentist had a superiority complex which most of them do..I made a appointment for what I was told was cleaning and then exam. I showed up and they told me I was not on the schedule even though they called me with a appointment for that date and time, 3 weeks prior. The answer they gave was that the scheduler was out sick, and that people don't show up to their appointments. Well I called back when the scheduler was supposed to be there, they could see me the next day...Well this place was weird because is a tiny hole in the wall in a big building. Dr. Kabra is more interested in providing the most profitable procedures for him, with zero regard to your health, or your concerns. His assistants were rude and disrespectful and tried to force me into having a invasive procedure. For a dentist who has been taking and looking at x-rays for 30 years you would think they would be able to use a computer and open a email. Don't waste your time if they say they can see you, because they don't care about your health and they just want to make money. Maybe they can update their procedures and upgrade their office looked like they still had the same original chairs in waiting room, that they started with. Outdated.

Everyone here is very nice! The receptionist, the dental assistants and the dentist! They were all…read morevery kind and got things done quickly. Definitely recommend!

My tooth has a complicated history, and Dr. Ghandi listened carefully. The tooth, a molar, had…read morealso been corrected by braces a few years back in my early 60s; when I was a child it had come in "sideways" (not even touching the tooth below) and it took quite a bit of "coaxing" to straighten it, to say the least. Prior to my visit I had seen another endodontist two years earlier, who recommended crowning the tooth, which had been chronically sensitive, due, in his opinion, to a likely small crack in the tooth itself (not the root). He did not think the root was affected. My dentist crowned the tooth, but the problem persisted, and my dentist again referred me to an endodontist, and this time I saw Dr. Ghandi. Dr. Ghandi listened to all of this and gave me her opinion that "no root" could likely survive the trauma of being forced as it had been to straighten it, I'm sure because I'd had braces many decades after the tooth emerged. She recommended a two-step root canal, first to remove the dead root, and then to pack it with an antibiotic for a month before finished the procedure. We did that, and in fact the root was dead and infected, with some bone loss. However, she is reasonably confident that the tooth can be saved (from extraction), although it may take some time for the longtime sensitivity to fade. Time will tell. Dr. Ghandi is a true professional. She listens well, considers what you say, explains her opinion clearly, and tells you step by step, in a considerate way, what she's doing to your tooth as she proceeds. She may have saved my tooth, which apparently was not ideally managed earlier (although she avoids any criticism of other practitioners; just gives her opinion going forward). Her staff is also polite, efficient, and obviously competent. Oh, and if you call with a question or problem following the procedure (I had some pain, not surprisingly, after step one), she absolutely will call you back at the end of the day (and prescribed antibiotics, in my case). I recommend her and her office without reservation.

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