Had my teeth professionally whitened here for the first time.. very happy with my results little to…read moreno pain afterwards and the staff and team are very friendly and professional and accommodating.. great first experience at this location... will return in the future... thank you

don't use this dentist. they post visit charge you and don't tell you when insurance doesn't cover…read moresomething. they are very dishonest and shouldn't be trusted. They charge more because they are in seaport but the quality of work and communication is severely lacking.

Dr. Andrews is awesome. All the work he recommended were what I needed. The office is clean. The…read moreequipment appears to be up to date. The staff is efficient and responsive. The dental assistants are friendly and nice. Great practice! Night guards are important. It affects teeth and jaw. I could not wear my old one - from another dental office - because it was so uncomfortable. I just got my new one and it sure fits better and feel a LOT better. I think the Boston office share a cosmetic space. I don't see anything wrong with that. It is cost effective to share office space. It is smart. Not even one staff had ever even mentioned any cosmetic dental work or cosmetic services to me. I feel very fortunate to have found excellent dentist and dental office.

Another excellent experience at Dentology!…read more Dr. Andrews replaced an old crown that fell off with a new Zirconia crown several months ago. Wow, this Zirconia crown looks perfect! My old PFM crowns have all have an ugly line at the bottom margin, as well as metal showing on the top of the crown (that looks like an old school silver amalgam filling). Moreover, the color does not look natural all, and they are VERY susceptible to chipping and becoming unsightly and uncomfortable to my tongue. Dr. Andrews designed this Zirconia crown so good it looks identical to the natural crown on the other side of my mouth. It looks %100 natural, something I could never say about my porcelain crowns. The shape and color match are perfect. I have two other Zirconia crowns (implants) that Dr. Andrews placed 8 years ago. Not a single chip, they still look and function perfectly!

Screwed up my implant and didn't take accountability for it . Nice women but does some questionable…read morethings

Went in for a teeth whitening. After hours in a chair with my teeth in a plastic spreader my mouth…read morestuffed with cotton, and zero results. I asked for my money back but they refused and said the documents I signed waved my right to refund. They said they don't guarantee any results. Avoid wasting your money here in whitening.

Great experience here with the entire staff. I popped a bonding off of my front tooth. Happens…read moremaybe once a decade. My own dentist gave me the run around. Found these folks. They took me in with only one day notice. Jamie the dentist was friendly and did great work. His assistant was tremendous as well. The place is located right across from Christopher Columbus park on the waterfront. Great location. Great views. Friendly and competent staff. Got a cleaning done as well while I was there! Nice work everyone. I referred my wife and cousin there as well.

Located steps away from Christopher Columbus Park in the North End, your search for your dentist…read morehas ended. Dr. Jamie is an excellent representation of what the dental industry should be - the patient's care is first and foremost. Dr. Jamie is thorough in his approach and explanations of both your general overall oral wellness as well as any possible optional or necessary procedures. The best part is neither he nor the staff are pushy nor overly aggressive in treatment plans. Far from it. You will leave feeling well taken care of. The hygienists are also excellent, detailed oriented and thorough, like a conservator at your favorite art museum, you'll be looking and feeling better than ever.

I would give them 0 stars if that were an option. This has easily been my worst healthcare…read moreprofessional experience and the team is clearly pushing unnecessary and invasive procedures on patients that do not require it. When I went in for my regular dental cleaning, I was informed that I would need a "deep cleaning" procedure because of progressive gum disease. I was also never seen by the dentist or the periodontist. Upon further research, I learnt that a deep cleaning procedure is invasive, requires local anesthesia, and a hygienist going into your gums for rootplaning. For someone who has very good hygiene and flosses on the regular, this was quite surprising. I was pushed to schedule two appointments for this "deep cleaning" that would involve a hefty out of pocket charge. Skeptical of this diagnosis, I went and got a second and third opinion with periodontists and was informed that my gums/teeth were completely normal. Avoid Mint Dental at all costs. They are attempting to oversell unnecessary, wasteful, and invasive services.

**DO NOT GO HERE** I regret no standing up and leaving before letting the dentist go in my mouth…read more To start, when I walked in it did not resemble a dentist office at all by first glance (fyi - this was my first and only time going here). There was no sign saying "Mint" or any indicator that I was in the right place. I had to ask the woman behind the desk who didn't even notice I walked in if I was at Mint Dental. I was not even signed in at the front desk, or given paperwork to fill out. They brought me right back to the examination room. When walking to my examination room, there were multiple all white naked mannequins standing in the hallways...very strange. Once I was seated in the dentist chair I took a glance around and noticed hair all over the dirty floors and that the music was being played from a bluetooth speaker sitting at the foot of my chair. This place is cheap looking and disgusting. When the dental assistant came in she IMMEDIATELY tried to do x-rays. I had to say "No, I just had x-rays taken from my previous dentist a couple months ago, can't you use those?" She insisted that they needed new x-rays and didn't even inquire about who my old dentist was or when/what work was done. And like I mentioned, I hadn't filled out any paperwork yet so there is no way for them to know who previously worked on my teeth. Now at my previous dentist, I was in the process of having cavities filled but moved to Boston before it was finished. This is why I was at a new Dentist office to start. Anyways, the assistant asked my what toothpaste I used (I use sensodyne) and she told me I need a prescription toothpaste...but they can sell it to me right there in the office for a lower price. She told me the name of it, which I now forget...but I googled it and it was a $80 toothpaste. WHAT THE HECK!? At this point I knew this place was not right! After the assistant checked my gums and gave me a cleaning, I was brought into another room where I was told the dentist would do an exam. Again, the floor of this room was covered in hair, but there was no speaker this time. Maybe worst of all, the piece of dental equipment which has the light shining into your mouth was being held together with RUBBER BANDS! I sat in this room for AN HOUR before the dentist came in. During the first 5 minutes of this hour I completed my paperwork on an Ipad they handed me. The dentist was dressed in street clothes her hair was not tied back. I thought it was odd that she was not wearing the classic white dentist coat...but no big deal. She spoke to me for what seemed like 20 minutes before looking in my mouth. After she did her thing, she asked me if I was interested in any whitening treatments etc and I was given a small bag which read "MINT". Inside was a loose, unwrapped wooden toothbrush and some unsealed powder toothpaste. I threw this out as soon as I left. Handing out unsealed products to patients is unacceptable and unsanitary. When the dentist walked me out to the reception desk, she handed the receptionist the 'prescription toothpaste' and said, "She'll take this too." I spoke up and said, "No, actually I am not interested in purchasing the toothpaste." They said they would email me to schedule my next appointment to start filling cavities, and I just said "ok' and left. They never emailed me. I think that this place is such a scam. I strongly advise that please no one go here. It is unprofessional, unsanitary and not a place you want to go to have someone working inside your mouth.

Highly recommend Osorio Dental Group. Dr. Hinentoya is easily one of the best dentists I have…read moreinteracted with. I came to Osorio Dental looking for a second opinion after another dental office told I required a "deep cleaning" to correct gum disease, a diagnosis I've never had. Dr. Hinentoya was kind enough to set up a consultation appointment and share his perspective that my teeth and gums looked completely normal. I was able to avoid getting an invasive and unnecessary procedure.

I created a yelp account just to share how fantastic my experience was here. As someone with…read morechronic health conditions, I am very wary of medical practitioners. By and large, the majority of my experiences have been unpleasant to dangerous, and almost always dehumanizing. I came to Dr. Hinnenoya after a different office and dentist told me I had 10 cavities. I was concerned, and sought out a second opinion. Not only was Dr. Hinnenoya and his staff kind, thoughtful, and thorough--but they were incredibly honest. It turned out that none of my "cavities" were there. It's the little things that restore your faith in a profession!

Dr. Hsu is hands down the best dentist I have ever had. Invisalign, new caps, implant, cleaning --…read moreall have been done with care, professionalism and kindness. The entire staff has always been wonderful and attentive during the six years I have been coming to Suffolk Dental.

Always the best. Never rushed. Best dental care team in Boston. Thoughtful care. Present and…read moreconsidered. Happy Halloween!

Walk through the appointment...waiting room a little bland, but not too bad, dentist chair was…read morelacking as in no support or arm rests so not the most comfortable...but tolerable. My biggest issue with the practice is each doctor has their own network of insurances, so there is not a unified office plan so I went in and scheduled with one only to find out he is out of network, which would be a different of over $600 out of my pocket.

I waited to write this review until I could see my regular dentist and confirm that I did not need…read moreto have eight cavities filled. Backstory: I had switched to a job with a dental insurance plan that didn't cover the fantastic dentist I'd been going to for a couple of years. I decided to try Congress Dental Group because it was close to my new office. The office was clean and the people working there were friendly. My hygienist did a nice job of cleaning my teeth. In fairness, there were some positives, but the list ends there. When the dentist came by to see me, he informed me that I needed to have eight cavities filled. He also said that they needed to redo a filling that I'd had done only 18 months ago. I thought this all sounded ludicrous and refused to schedule any additional appointments. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I didn't take any action for nearly a year and my teeth seemed fine--they weren't rotting out of my mouth and I wasn't experiencing any pain. I ended up switching jobs again, this time back to an employer who had insurance that covered my tried-and-true dentist. Guess what? No cavities. Since my story seems to align with many other reviews here, I thought I'd share. Coming to this place for a cleaning is fine, but definitely get a second opinion if you're being told you need to have all sorts of work done.

I'm really disappointed with this dental office. Out of nowhere, I received a bill on November 17th…read moreclaiming I owed $98 for a service done 16 months ago. The notice said it was my "final notification before collections" -- yet this was literally the first time I had ever been contacted about it. The office has my email and cell number, and they regularly text me for appointments, but never once sent any email, text, or call about this balance. They said they had mailed letters, but I had moved and had specifically informed the office of my new address, so they knew mailed statements wouldn't reach me. Despite that, they never used any of the contact methods I actually receive. The charge itself was for fluoride, which I never would have agreed to if I had known it wasn't covered by my insurance. It was $98 -- something that could easily be written off considering the circumstances. When I explained everything and asked them to comp it, I was told the staff member "did not have the authority" to adjust the balance. But after I mentioned that I would leave an honest review describing the situation, suddenly she did have the ability to offer 25% off. That made it clear that the earlier "I don't have the authority" line was simply a pressure tactic, not the truth. Overall, the lack of communication, the inaccurate claim that I had received multiple notices, and the sudden shift in what they "could" do once I pushed back all felt really unprofessional. I would recommend being extremely cautious with this office, especially around billing and transparency.

New England Dental Group is a place where new dentists come in and then leave asap. There is no…read morecontinuity with the dentist and no service. I went in to have my teeth whitened, and they did not know what they were supposed to do and instead did something that made whitening impossible, and then told me I needed Veneers to solve the problem they created. DO NOT GO TO THESE DENTISTS - PLEASE GO ELSEWHERE! THIS IS A WARNING!

I've been a patient of Dr. Oliver for over 30 years, and his work has always been exceptional. He's…read moreconsistently gone above and beyond, especially when it comes to accommodating my dental emergencies over the years.

I've been coming to this practice for about 4 years now and can honestly say Dr. Oliver and his…read moreteam are the best! I've always had a phobia of dentists (like had to be forcibly pulled out of a car and crying in the dentist chair level) but all my cleanings here have been fairly painless and the dental hygienists are all very nice and caring when they clean and make sure to let me know what they're doing as they move through each step. I've had a root canal performed and a cap put on my tooth by Dr. Oliver and he showed care and professionalism in his work. Experience was painless (wasn't stingy with the novocaine) and my new tooth looks great!