BEWARE!! Do you have dental insurance, but wind up paying when you visit?? Wham! They charged…read moreyou for an initial, first-ever patient appointment despite being a patient for 4 years. Did they ask if you brush your teeth? Wham! That will cost you $20. Did you ever think about cosmetic surgery? This dentist can help you with that! Do you have sleep apnea? This dentist can help you with that! I don't know what is the deal with this place, but they NEED money and they will get it from their patients! Been a patient for 4 years, but I will NEVER step foot in this place again.

Although the offices are nice, they bill you for things no other dentist ever charged. And be…read morecareful about double billing. Many times my insurance company paid them and the office staff was extremely rude when trying to sort this out. They also billed me several times for things already paid.

I've been coming to Picture Perfect Smile in Little Falls for over a year now and am very pleased…read morethat I made the switch from my former dental care provider. Conveniently located in the heart of Little Falls (not far from the Willowbrook Mall), this modern facility features the latest tech and highly trained professionals to use it. The waiting room is spacious with plenty to entertain (although the waits are never long anyway) and the operatory rooms, sterile and comfy. Ample parking is available in the rear, but there is also a bus stop nearby if public transportation is more your thing. Even better than the office is the people that work for this practice. The entire staff here is warm and welcoming, from the administrators at the front desk to the assistants. Dr. Shahmehdi, who owns the practice, took the time to meet with me (even though I am not his direct patient) during one of my appointments. Dr. Sperling, the pediatric dentist, even struck up a conversation with me after one of my appointments; everyone is so friendly! Dr. Paparella, who has been my attending dentist, has been nothing short of brilliant. Before beginning any procedure--no matter how big or small--she briefly explains what she is going to be doing and why. I feel like I've learned so much about dental care and am much more at ease during procedures. She also has excellent bedside manners, always cognizant of any issues her patients have and does everything in her power to alleviate any concerns. Most importantly, she always takes her time and works meticulously. It is very clear that she takes pride in her work and cares about her patients. The assistants are just as competent and caring. Special shoutout to Nicolle, who assisted Dr. Paparella on my last visit. She was able to use the suction hose without triggering my annoyingly persistent gag reflex. They were both patient throughout my visit, even as I subconsciously started to close my mouth...repeatedly. Nicolle even dabbed my forehead with a paper towel when a drop of water splashed. These little things and attention to detail demonstrate the staff really does care about their patients. In short, whether you dread hearing the words "it's time for your 6-month checkup and cleaning" or are simply looking for a new practice, Picture Perfect Smile is simply...well, picture perfect.

I've been seeing Dr. Shahmehdi for years, and I can confidently say he is absolutely the best. Even…read moreafter moving three times, I still make the commute to his Clifton and Little Falls offices -- and it's well worth it. Like many people, I slacked on dental visits during Covid and unfortunately paid the price. I ended up needing my first dental implant, and while I was nervous about the surgery (I'll admit I was a bit of a chicken!), I knew I was in the best hands. To my surprise -- it didn't hurt at all. Honestly! For context, my tooth had been previously extracted by a different dental group during an emergency, and that did hurt a little. But the implant with Dr. Shahmehdi was completely pain-free. I trust him with all my dental care -- bonding, fillings, the implant, and everything in between. He's honest, skilled, caring, and truly brilliant. His staff is also top-notch: professional, kind, and helpful. Also, they accepted my CareCredit card and offered 0% financing, which really helped since my dental implant wasn't covered by insurance. If you're looking for a trustworthy, talented dentist who genuinely cares about his patients -- look no further. Dr. Shahmehdi is the one

They were skilled , quick , and pain free , I got a root canal , post and crown , and I will go…read moreback in the future for cleaning Thank you

The doctor are nice but some of the dental assistant have anger issues are rude and yell at…read morecustomers and have bad attitude has anyone else had this experience before

Absolutely wonderful place with wonderful people. They are efficient and kind and truly…read moreunderstanding of their patients and honest about their condition. They were very helpful and responsive and I had come from a very bad experience with a dentist. They minimized pain and discomfort and prioritized the patient. They are truly a breath of fresh air and I highly, highly recommend them. I never make reviews but for them I will. Absolutely 5 stars.

Last minute cleaning appointment booked with Abigail King. Was truly surprised by her show of care…read moreand impressed by her thoroughness in detail.

I have been a patient of Dr. Orapello since 1997. After my insurance has changed, I needed to seek…read moreanother Dentist. When I went for my new appointment (very psyched since I floss 2-3 times daily, and routine check ups every 6 months and no issues; to my surprise I need 4 crowns replaced (due to decay under them) and in addition a root canal and crown. Reason: The crowns were NOT put on correctly which caused decay. Figuring that would be the worst of it....NO, my four front teeth which were bonded for many years had decay underneath them also and will eventually need work. This will cost me thousands and thousands of dollars to correct. After taking a few deep breaths, I asked the new dentist if this could have happened over the past 6 months? His reply was "No, this should have been caught awhile ago". I should have listened to my family member who had the same issue, but her bill has been astronomical to correct the problems. I'm sorry, great person, but not a good dentist.

It took me a year to finally agree to switch dentist because my friend's recommendation. And I'm…read moreglad I did. I had my x rays done and cleaning. It was the best cleaning I ever had. Kelly was amazing! She made sure that I'm comfortable and explained every little detail on my check up. Thank you George for bringing me to this place.

Started my dental implant treatments at Perfect Smiles and I am extremely happy with my choice. Dr…read moreKhalil and the staff could not be nicer, more professional or better at what they do. I would give six out of 5 stars if I could.

5/5 staff is great,reasonable and accomodating highly recomend to anyone looking for a new dentist…read moreas they are a one stop spot with ortho,oral surgeons, root canal specialists etc

First impression means a lot. Just walking into their worn,…read morestain wooden floors and filthy stain chairs that looks like it has been there for over 30yrs.....and the unprofessional, laid back attitude received made me think of just one word....ghetto. I was seen on my appointment date and needed extra work asap. They promised to follow up. 9 months later still no call from them. Stay away.

I've been going to Dr. G and his staff for 20 years. My daughters as well as my mother are his…read morepatients. The office staff is extremely professional, the cleanest and most efficient dental office. They use the most up to date equipment and technology for cleaning, screening and whitening. The newest technology is being used for oral prevention/screening. My cleanings are extremely thorough and they keep up to date records in computerized systems. They take their time too, they don't rush the process. They document everything. I am in the process of some cosmetic dental work and everything is phased in, one step at a time approach. I even had older fillings replaced and my teeth look like I never had a cavity. I do have one area that will require dental surgery and Dr. G has a partnership with Surgeons whom are the best in their field. My mother had an emergency 6 months ago and Dr. G recommended his partner in Little Falls. She had a tooth extracted in minutes and was pain free in one day. Also to note is Dr. G's staff, everyone is on top of their game, from scheduling, billing, texting before appointments. Very professional. It's one family all working to help the patient.

After quite a number of years being too scared to go to a dentist, I made an appointment with Dr…read moreGryzmolowicz. He couldn't have been any nicer, gentler or more accommodating. His staff is also wonderful, from the people who answer the phones to the hygienist who cleaned my teeth. I can't say enough nice things about this practice and its team. They have a patient for life!

Awful experience- nothing positive. Worst bonding on my teeth I have ever had. Personally.I…read morebelieve he does and recommends unnecessary work. Regret ever going here and now I have the awful with in my mouth as well as unnecessary work. Can't go to a dentist that you can't trust. Feel like a fool that I trusted him.

Wow!!!!! The Best , from front desk being sooooo nice and accommodating, to Dr Liss with his calm…read moreprofessional manner. Dr Liss takes his time and makes sure you are very comfortable, a true professional. I am very happy with everything he and his staff has done for me .

I had a whole childhood of traumatic dentist experiences that caused some serious adult rebellion…read moreof me sticking it to the man by just not going to the dentist for a decade in my 20s. I eventually paid the piper for that one, and since that time, I've realized that the key to me not avoiding the dentist and taking care of my teeth the way I know I should is finding a person that intuitively adheres to trauma-informed principles of care: respects/believes patients, explains what they're going to do and when, communicates safety clearly, etc. I had a great dentist in NYC and then COVID happened and then we moved to NJ and yeah, I've been delaying finding a new dentist for, um, mumblesfouryearscough. I knew it was time to establish care here and I knew a whole boatload of 5 star Yelp reviews wouldn't lie. First off, my intake paperwork asked me what I was looking for / what was most important to me in a dentist. Then it asked if there was any accommodation I might need to feel more comfortable. Then it asked my anxiety level on a scale of 1-10. No one has ever asked me this before. On the day of my visit, having given this much thought, I decided to let my freak flag fly and asked my hygienist if I could just keep the xray apron on for my whole cleaning. If she batted an eyelash, I didn't notice, and me and my weighted blanket snuggled in for an excellent polish. Well, it turns out I had a cavity. Made an appointment to go back to have it filled. Considered asking for an Rx for a single valium, but decided against it. I was brought into a room that seemed to date to a revolutionary war time period visually, but with modern technology. THE CHAIR MASSAGED ME. Dr. Kim explained what he was going to do, showing me my xray once more, numbed me up, removed my old filling and fixed up my cavity in like, 6 minutes. I don't know if it was the ambiance of the room, the chair massage, Dr. Kim's evident competence, or the acoustic Bruno Mars song playing, but I did not feel I had been locked out of heaven. To the contrary, this was an excellent experience. If you are afraid of the dentist, this is the place for you.

If you truly care about your teeth and don't want them to have to get pulled and drop 10 grand do…read moreNOT come here. I had been going to this dentistry for the entirety of my teenage and adult years, moved out of state two years ago but hadn't decided on a new dentist yet so when visiting family almost a year ago, early spring time 2025 I booked back to back days, one for cleaning + X-rays the next for any cavities that may need to be handled. I came in first day for cleaning got that all done. Found cavities okay cool come in the next day to get them filled. Nope they tell me that day was booked for me for a second cleaning or something? Tell me to come back in a week or two which is obviously not easily possible as I live a 5 hour plane flight away now. I book a trip for a few months later in June and booked for all 3 cavities to be done with them. I come in and this time I'm seen by the woman doctor, can't remember her name. Too annoyed to look it up now. She tells me she doesn't have time for all three which is kinda insane because I booked for this you know months ago. She tells me she'll do 2 and I can come back in a few days for the other one. I tell her no girlboss I'm getting on a plane tomorrow morning and you guys were supposed to do this months ago. She begins the cavities, drills down, literally leaves the room for 30-45+ mins and I'm just there with my mouth open for a long time. She seems extremely distracted and rushed. She "finishes" the cavities and I'm sent out. Essentially because she was rushing so much she did not properly scoop out the entire cavity and covered it so it continued to rot and infect downwards to my nerves. My mouth hurts so much. It doesn't stop hurting. I call two weeks later asking why one specific tooth hurts so bad and they just tell me my gums are irritated and I'll be fine. I've broken bones, had surgeries, dealt with pain before but this was different. This was debilitating to the point of not being able to move or speak. Soon after I go on vacation to some islands. Snorkeling, going on planes frequently, my tooth is in insane pain I can't even open my mouth to breathe the air hurts my tooth. Imagine spending thousands for a nice vacation and not even being able to eat ice cream and waking up every single day in terrible pain. I return home and immediately see a dentist in the town I now live in and they do X-rays, tell me I need a root canal. This is in August 2025 at this point. I get it done, flash forward to late February 2026 and I still cannot eat on the right side of my mouth. The tooth will not calm down and I'm told there's likely small fractures in the tooth that can't be picked up on X-ray and I have to go to a specialist and probably need it removed and an implant now. So if you truly care about your health and want your teeth to stay in your skull and not wastes thousands of dollars, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.