Over charge dentures are overpriced tell you they will make them over but they look the same also…read moreadvertised that they can be made into implants but that is false then the bill you for more money after you paid your bill. Nice clean office by poor service I would not recommend this place to anyone

I went to Aspen Dental for an implant. They never got prior approval from my insurance and I had…read moreto pay thousands of dollars. They then said I need a deep cleaning. My insurance company said my responsiblity was $130, which I paid. Now Aspen is billing me again for the $130 I already paid. I have been explaining to them that I paid this and sent them copies of my credit card payments. Today I got I call they are sending me to collectons. BEWARE OF ASPEN DENTAL!!!!!

From booking an appointment with Robin all the way to sitting down with Ira it is a phenomenal…read moreexperience. I mean all I'm doing it getting my teeth cleaned or whitened. Most people don't typically enjoy that but I have a better day every time I see them! They genuinely care about you and the work they're doing for you. No one does it better. If you were between Ira and another dentist I'd choose Ira every time.

From booking an appointment with Robin all the way to sitting down with Ira it is a phenomenal…read moreexperience. I mean all I'm doing it getting my teeth cleaned or whitened. Most people don't typically enjoy that but I have a better day every time I see them! They genuinely care about you and the work they're doing for you. No one does it better. If you were between Ira and another dentist I'd choose Ira every time.

Great service, awesome personnel and a genius doctor who knows what to do. No matter what procedure…read moreyou need done, he's your person. Been going their since I was young and will never leave.

UPDATE: since I'm unable to respond to the practice response, I'll respond here-…read more I called your office twice to discuss my disaster, and you haven't called back. HIPAA protects patient medical info from being discussed without the patient's consent. I just provided everything that happened, so you responding would not violate HIPAA. I'm sure you know this, though, because you had no issue blasting out another reviewer's information below. I'll be waiting for the returned call since you care so much about patient satisfaction. ORIGINAL: So the practice sent me a text asking me to review my appointment, and here it is... First off, i should say the front office staff and assistants are lovely. They also have an adorable office dog Beyond that, this appointment was a train wreck in slow motion. I had written in to their website about my desire for the dentist to fill in two small cracks in bonding that I have on my front teeth. The dentist walks in, asked me what I was there for (and i told him), and then proceeds to look into my mouth and say "yeesh" in a manner of disgust. He spent at least the next half hour poking and prodding, telling his dental assistant everything that was horribly wrong with my mouth and how it needed to be fixed. Despite the insults, He laid out a new treatment plan which I was actually pretty excited about and was going to look into further, but after the rest of my experience, there's no way I will be returning to this practice. When it came time to filling the chips, he responded "today?" as if he was confused. I said yes, and he took a look at the chips and told me how horrible the bonding was and how he had a different technique that could give me the same results but without adding more bonding. I trusted his judgment, as he is a talented dentist (from the pics i saw) and agreed. He spent about five minutes changing the shape of my teeth by my gums, and rather than fill the chips, he simply shaved down the teeth that they were in. Looking at it lying down, it looked OK, but when I sat up and looked at it, I was shocked to see that my tooth looked like a baby tooth-- the exact reason I got bonding on it in the first place. This is where the tide changes. He could tell I was unhappy, and I told him why, and he asked if I wanted him to fix it, to which I replied, I did. His response was " "Well you're gonna have to wait" and he stormed out of the room to go see another patient who was waiting for him. He eventually came back, and began to add bonding to the tooth to fix it to its original form. Five minutes later when he was done, I pointed out that the tooth was much darker than the rest of them. He agreed, but became obviously angry. He tried to fix the color, while quite literally huffing and puffing the entire time. By the time he was done, I wasn't happy with the color being still off (though not as bad) and not the same shape it was before (still shorter). Beyond being less than satisfied with my dental work, what left me in a horrible mood when leaving this office was how absolutely CRUEL he was to his staff. He demeaned them over and over again in front of me, and would occasionally get up to scream at them down the hall. I've never had an experience like this in ANY establishment (, it should be known that I work in a maximum security prison). I was and still am mortified for the poor girls on staff. What should've been a 15 minute appointment in simply filling in tiny chips turned into a little over two hours. I am so disappointed. Edited to add that my tooth is so discolored and disjointed , i have to take the day off work tomorrow to get it fixed. And of course pay more money.

Dental students are consistently competent and capable and the supervising dentists are too…read more Hygienists and admins are also adept and polite. The one glaring negative I observed after 6 years of visits here is the shrew at the desk of the oral surgery reception area. She is dismissive, rude, has zero customer service skills and is a detriment to the practice. Her condescending tone is obnoxious and she clearly needs some training to change that. I can't imagine how patients for whom paying for oral surgery is a struggle feel when she acts as if their questions about billing are an inconvenience. I sincerely hope she either develops some self awareness or Touro finds her another job with minimal patient contact.

When tutorial dental school was a great experience they're very well knowledge and very clean and…read morevery polite and run very good The dental students are really smart they know what they're doing and the doctor's there are really good I would recommend this place to anybody

I have been a patient at this office for a few years. I was introduced through a Groupon for…read morewhitening. No regrets! Dr. Rioseco is an awesome doctor and an artist in his trade of cosmetic as well as regular dentistry. The office is truly a reflection of his professionalism and artistic talents; the decor is remarkably beautiful and the equipment is the most up to date I have ever seen. His staff is very professional and supportive to make you feel comfortable and cared for. Thank you for your excellent professional services!

This place is awesome! Love the staff and this amazing genius of a dentist. In and out within…read morehours. No return. Perfect ending to an unfortunate morning . Thank you Doctor!

Dr. fine is a wonderful dentist! Every time I go for a cleaning or procedure he spends plenty of…read moretime with me going through every detail of my teeth. Recently I had to get a few cavities filled and he is so gentle. I felt no pain at all with the procedure. He explained everything he was doing in detail, and went over the x-rays with me as well. His bedside manner is awesome as well-he is very friendly and positive! If you get nervous going to the dentist, he will put you at ease. I often go to his hygienist for my six month cleanings, and every time they do a great job as well. The office staff is friendly and calls the day before every appointment as a reminder. He also accepts my insurance, which is a definite plus! If you were looking for a good and competent dentist in the area, I would absolutely suggest Dr. Fine! Be aware of the parking lot is fairly small so arrive early to get a space or you may have to park on the street...

Professional and efficient office! Great cleaning with Katie and a fabulous check up with Dr…read more Fine. I have found my new dentist!! See you in 6months!

This past June I went to Dr. Murphy, not only, because I'd heard that she was an excellent dentist…read morebut also because I wanted to be in a safe COVID free environment. Dr. Murphy's practice met my expectations on both fronts. She assessed my dental issues and clearly informed me how she'd address them. Over the course of several weeks Dr. Murphy remedied each of them. Further, in addition to being an extraordinary dentist, Dr. Murphy is kind and reassuring. I highly recommend Dr. Murphy's practice if you have significant dental needs!

I've been going to Dr. Murphy for almost 20 years. She recently moved to Scarsdale, NY and, though…read moreI have to travel a bit further, the trip is well worth it. Dr. Murphy is kind, knowledgeable and experienced. Her work has helped save two of my teeth (instead of having them pulled) and she is always available to answer questions. If you are looking for a dentist in the Scarsdale area, I highly recommend Dr. Murphy! She is awesome!

Still the best dentist ever! Tonia is amazing! I've been going to see her since i was very little…read more She remembers how i was when i was young and reminisces when i come in for my cleaning. Honestly i wouldn't go to any other dentist.

I have been a patient of Dr. D since 2022. He and his staff are wonderful and I am so happy I…read morefound them! I wish I knew about him years ago! I highly recommend them for all your dental needs! Honest and very compassionate!

Dr. Amus is an excellent dentist. He has done my crown , my implants my fillings and even my ortho…read moreclear aligners. I have referred many patients here ! he is vert gentle professional, yet funny and has a great Staff!

My search for a good dentist is over after I found Dr. Amus. He is an award winning exceptional…read moredentist with great skill and knowledge. I have been his patient for over a decade now and I'm thankful to have crossed paths with his practice. He not only cares for my dental health, he also cares for my family's. When countless other dentists had failed to provide me sound dental advice and technique that led to repeat visits to correct, those that just want to make a quick buck, Dr. Amus is all about doing the right thing. And with the skill and knowledge to back it up. In short, the buck stops here! I highly recommend you check him out if you're looking for a new dentist. They give free consultations. Sincerely, Edward B. P.S. I could not disagree more with the Jen and Tasnia's review of Dr. Todd and Nora Amus. They are the most honest practice I have come across in decades. Before I became a corporate professional, I too was also in the service industry. I have learned 1st hand there are certain people that will never be satisfied of the level of service you provide no matter what you do. They will always find something to complain about. I have never had a problem with their billing process and protocols. Maybe because I pay my bills timely and double check with my insurance provider if dental services would be covered at his practice.

my mother received from Rachel C. Talley-Bruns, MD during her follow-up appointment today. I am…read morerequesting that this matter be reviewed immediately by the appropriate clinical and administrative leadership. My mother was seen in the emergency room on Sunday for debilitating pain radiating down to her forearm. She is in her 70s, and my father, who accompanied her, is in his 80s. Her appointment was originally scheduled for 4:00 PM, but your office requested that they come in earlier, at 2:00 PM, to accommodate the provider's schedule. They complied with that request. Despite coming in earlier as requested, the care my mother received from Dr. Talley-Bruns was unacceptable and fell below the level of care that should be expected for an elderly patient experiencing severe pain. The appointment appeared rushed. Dr. Talley-Bruns did not take the time to properly assess my mother's pain management needs. She did not ask what had been helping, what had not been helping, what medications had been tried in the past, or what had previously been ineffective. Had those basic and necessary questions been asked, she would have known that Motrin was not effectively managing my mother's pain and that the medication reordered had already proven ineffective in the past. Dr. Talley-Bruns stated that medication would be sent to the pharmacy. However, although the appointment was at 2:00 PM, the medication was not sent until after the pharmacy had closed. This delay left my elderly mother in severe, uncontrolled pain without a meaningful plan in place. The suggestion to use Motrin if the pharmacy was closed was inadequate, especially because Motrin had already been ineffective. Dr. Talley-Bruns would have known this had she taken the time to ask. This was not a minor oversight. My mother was crying on the phone because of her pain. No family should have to hear their elderly parent suffering like that after attending a follow-up appointment that was supposed to address the issue. My sister and I both work in healthcare, and thankfully we were able to help figure something out, but that should not have been necessary. I had just completed a 13-hour shift, and instead of being able to trust that my mother's medical needs had been properly addressed, I had to intervene because of a breakdown in care. I am especially disturbed by the lack of urgency. If Dr. Talley-Bruns knew medication was needed, it should have been sent immediately, particularly given my mother's age, the severity of her pain, and the fact that pharmacies have closing times. I know providers who send prescriptions promptly in situations like this because they understand the consequences of delay. That did not happen here. I am also raising a serious concern regarding racial bias in pain management. This is not an abstract issue. The Harvard Global Health Institute article, "Racial bias in medicine," discusses the long-standing impact of race-based myths in medical care, including false beliefs that African American patients are more tolerant of pain and the resulting undertreatment of Black patients' pain. Whether or not bias was intended in this situation, the impact was that my mother's pain was not treated with the seriousness, urgency, or thorough assessment it deserved. My parents adjusted their schedule and came earlier at your office's request. In return, my mother received rushed, inadequate care and was left without timely access to medication. This is unacceptable

The residents dont care about your pain. I had an Asian resident, very young, and he hurt me very…read morebad, and did not even wait for the novocaine to settle in, and didnt stop when I asked. Terrible ethics in my opinion, But at the time, I had limited civil rights. Well I my rights are restored and I would never let these people work on my dogs teeth. Unethical! Go somewhere else.