Mark Emami and his staff are the VERY best! I was so nervous to have a root canal on a back molar…read moreyesterday. They were patient, professional, and pleasant from start to finish. They really cared about my comfort! I HIGHLY recommend! Doreen Cagnina West Bridgewater

I recently saw Dr. Emami for an emergency root canal. As nervous and anxious as I was, Dr. Emami's…read moreprofessionalism put me at ease. He was very attentive and made sure I did not have any pain throughout the procedure. Everything was quick and painless, thank you Dr. Emami for your help!

Always care for the patient! Willing to accommodate the patient as well! Dr. Cheng is great ,…read moresupported by a very professional staff!!! I highly recommend them!!!

Please don't be fooled by the number of 5 star reviews like I was…read more I was really excited to contact this office after seeing the Invisalign promotion and reading so many positive reviews, but unfortunately my experience did not match the expectations. When I first called, I was offered a virtual consultation the following day, which I completed thinking I would be able to schedule an in-office visit shortly after. However, I was told the next available appointment was about a month away. Although that was frustrating, I still scheduled it. Later, my sister received a follow-up text from the office about confirming an appointment. She also had reached out to inquire about Invisalign. But By that time they finally replied to her, she had already decided to move forward with another dental office, so she asked if I could take that available slot instead. The office replied saying that would be fine. However, when I was about five minutes away from the office, the receptionist, Hannah, called and said there had been some confusion and that I should keep my original appointment. That was extremely frustrating because I had already rearranged my schedule and was on my way. It didn't make sense that I was told I could come in if I ultimately couldn't be seen to conduct the appointment in its entirety. When I eventually had my appointment, the doctor and the back-of-house staff were very kind and professional. The visit itself was going well, and I told the doctor I wanted to move forward with Invisalign. I was then told it would take about four weeks for the trays to come in. I've had Invisalign before and know it often takes closer to two weeks, but I was still willing to proceed. The biggest issue came when discussing payment. I was given four payment options, and I asked if I could use my dental insurance and pay the remaining balance with my CareCredit card. I was told that wasn't possible. They mentioned they asked the doctor and apologized, but the answer remained no. I've never experienced a dental office being so restrictive about how a patient chooses to pay. It also makes the promotion offered very misleading considering that's not what's advertised. Overall, while the doctor and clinical staff were pleasant, the confusing scheduling, poor communication, and inflexible payment policies made the entire experience frustrating and ultimately felt like a waste of time. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this office.

I had my second appointment with Dr Young to complete my root canal…read moreCould she be the one to cure my phobia of dentists? Yes I think so! Super professional very gentle and nothing at all in the pain department I was never uncomfortable wow super impressed with the team!

My Grandpa had a root canal with Dr. Young yesterday and has so many wonderful things to say about…read moreDr. Young and her staff. He was very nervous as he had a root canal on this tooth previously, but there was a new infection to this tooth. He was also nervous about going into the office with the increase in COVID-19 cases. Gloria met my Grandpa and aunt (who brought him to appt) in the parking lot to ensure they found the handicapped entrance. He was very happy with the precautions taken for safety with COVID-19. He says the procedure was completely painless. We were very nervous about having Grandpa go in for a procedure, but I have seen Dr. Young myself, and she and her staff are simply the best. We highly recommend Quincy Endodontics.

I hardly believe what "Candy" has to say! I have had several root canals and surgeries done by Dr…read more Pretorius over the years and he does excellent work. His first and foremost concern is getting you out of pain and proceeding with excellent dentistry, doing his highly skilled best to save your tooth. Dentists usually send their difficult cases to Dr. Pretorius, who can usually save the tooth. It sounds like "Candy" was blinded by the pain or, more likely, is a disgruntled employee who knows the numbers associated with the teeth and dental lingo.

This guy told me the truth. He doesn't have any kids or large bills that would make him lie to pay…read morethe bills to get more work. I recommend always seeing a specialist with experience rather than just getting a root canal or perio work done at your regular dental office. Forget group practices, they cover each other's butts and add newbies in all the time to learn from higher paid people.

Dr P is the best dentist I've ever had stare of the art ,…read more caring and kind Everyone in the office is great friendly and knowledgeable .

Best dental practice around. Everyone from the front desk to the trearment rooms are caring…read moreprofessionals.

What has happened to Weymouth Dental Associates?…read more I used to be a patient at Weymouth Dental Associates years ago when I lived in Weymouth, and I remember having a very different experience. Because my mom lives nearby, I recommended this practice to her, so I was extremely disappointed to hear about her recent experience. From the moment she arrived, she was met with what she described as a very cold reception from the front desk. If you work in a healthcare setting, greeting patients with kindness and professionalism should be the bare minimum. Going to the dentist can already be an anxiety-inducing experience, and patients should feel welcomed and comfortable and not like they are an inconvenience. Unfortunately, her experience with Dr. Lin was no better. She felt that the bedside manner was lacking and that she was made uncomfortable during her visit. I understand that people come from different cultural backgrounds and may have different communication styles, but when you work in healthcare, you have a responsibility to make your patients feel respected, heard, and at ease. It took everything in me not to walk into the office after my mom told me about her experience. I recommended this practice based on my own positive experiences years ago, and I regret that my recommendation resulted in my mom having such a negative experience. Please do better. Patients have choices when it comes to their healthcare, and there are many other dental practices that understand the importance of treating patients with kindness, respect, and compassion. Especially elderly patience. Never forget that the way you treat people can determine whether they choose to return.

If I could give no stars, that would be appropriate for this dental office in Weymouth. PLEASE…read moreREAD THIS ENTIRE STORY! *The first time I went there, they had a new dentist give me an exam and all he did for 15 minutes was try to convince me to have braces and teeth whitening. I'm 67 and all my teeth are very straight and white. They later told me they let him go, as he was trying to upsell everyone. *My regular hygienist, Karen, who is excellent, was out on medical leave so they said they had someone taking her clients. They never told me it was a new inexperienced temp they hired. She didn't know how to scale or scrape teeth and basically just polished and flossed ...the whole cleaning was about 20 minutes instead of the hour that was normally done. * When my hygienist returned, the office had set up my appointments and I received a bill from them for one of the cleanings. When I told them I'm covered for 3 cleaning a year, they told me it was 4 weeks shy of the calendar year and I had to pay for it, as it was now considered a 4th cleaning in the year. When i asked why, I was told it was my responsibility to know what dates I can have the cleanings within. * One of my teeth cracked that already had a gold inlay in it. When i went there, they told me all the dentists were booked for a month (I guess I should have planned better on when I needed emergency work), but told me they had an incredible new dentist who could do it that day. I went in and met her. She was a lovely young lady. 27 years old and out of school for about a year. To drill out the filling already there and make the mold took 3 hours. She gave me 7 shots of novocaine over a period of 3 hours, due to the first ones wearing off after it took her so long. She was taking a scan of my tooth while holding the curved sharp dental pick in the same hand and poked the inside of my nostril with it. Then she was using the water drill and my mouth filled up with water, running down my throat, and when i was gagging my tongue moved in my mouth while she was drilling and she scored my tongue. I couldn't eat for 2 days as it was too painful. And the assistant had to show a dentist how to use the scanner for the image. She said she never used one like this before. Now THAT made me feel confident. * And to finish off the topping of the cake: I went to the front desk. I had never been told from the beginning any price. And THEN the receptionist looked at me and said "WOW, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN I TELL YOU HOW MUCH THIS IS GOING TO COST. I asked her why would she say that to me. You'd think she would have stopped talking at that point, but no, she kept going. She then said: " DO YOU WANT TO SIT DOWN BEFORE I TELL YOU THE PRICE?" That remark made me feel like I was being ripped off by this dental office. And after I found out the price for a new intern dentist, I did feel like I was ripped off. I was now aggravated after having to keep my mouth open for almost 3 straight hours and told her to just let me know how much I owe. THEN she proceeded to say: YOU HAVE TERRIBLE INSURANCE..IT DOESN'T COVER ANY OF THIS. At this point I had had enough of her immature stupidity. I went right to the office manager who decided to take me down the hall to another office area. Her inside behind the glass windows, which she opened and me standing in the hall. She asked me what the receptionist said to me so I repeated the exact story you are reading now. THEN she told me that she already talked to her about this sort of thing 2 other times. and my response was: AND YET, SHE STILL IS BEHIND THE DESK. And only then did i find out the price was almost $2900. And I never received an itemized bill from them. They just took my credit card and no bill given. I only saw all the charges when my insurance company sent me an EOB. Worst experience I've ever had with any type of medical professional. I found a new dental office in Braintree called Dr. George Salem and Assoc. Walking into their office was night and day after what I just left. I look forward to having my teeth taken care of by professionals who know how to treat their patients.

Called three times left messages as I wanted to set myself up as a new patient. Nobody ever called…read moreme back, voicemails each time.

My mother and husband went to this dentist. My mother had gnarly teeth issues and I convinced her…read moreto go. My mother who has avoided the dentist for about 10 or 15+ years thought the dentist was a quality dentist and is now seeking treatment. My husband said the dentist explained thoroughly what the issue was with each section/problem tooth. My husband told me he wants to start seeing this dentist! This is amazing since my husband doesn't really care to go to any dentist. My mother and husband are beyond happy and so am I!