I have been to many dentists, but Jeffrey is as good as they get. I am so happy to have such a…read moregreat dentist here in our really rural area. Thanks!

Been going here a few years, Hygienist always does a great job on my biannual cleaning. She is…read moregentle, kind and personable. She remembers me as a person and make me feel comfortable. Teeth come out whiter and smoother and. Also happy that additional services are not pushed on you here. Great job by the whole team from scheduling to reminders to checkout.

Dr. Emanuel is the best dentist I ever had. He had to fix a mess that a prior dentist did to my…read moremouth. A friend of my husband referred me to him. It was the best advice to go see him. He is all about taking care of his patients, NOT taking you for a ride to get rich off of you. My mouth is so healthy and feels good since seeing him and his staff to care for my teeth. I recommended him to my husband; who, also, was seeing a very bad dentist. He is no longer experiencing abscesses or terrible breath. Go see him and his staff!!! They will take good care of you.

Dr. Marzo (and her friendly team) has been my dentist since I moved back to this area 5 years ago…read more They are very professional and highly skilled. I recently decided to straighten my teeth using the invisible braces. In about 5 months, I have the teeth I always dreamed about! Dr. Marzo refined the edges of my front teeth and gave me a perfect smile. I'm so grateful to her and her team. I highly recommend Finger Lakes Family Dental.

Absolutely awful experience. Condescending, unprofessional, and patronizing--this list goes on. The…read morerest of the staff were wonderful: inviting, friendly, and professional. However, Maria Marzo was an absolute nightmare to deal with. She treated her staff poorly throughout our visits. While we were in a private room speaking with the manager about the treatment we had received, she entered to drop off paperwork. During that time, a hygienist came in to get her for something else, and she snapped, "Get out!" Her tone was harsh and dismissive. On multiple occasions, we witnessed her speaking to staff in a similar manner. The atmosphere immediately shifted when she entered the room--staff who were previously smiling and joking became quiet and visibly anxious. We also overheard her lecturing staff in a very self-righteous and condescending way. I have many other concerns as well, including the repeated video she requires patients to watch of herself, which came across as unnecessary and uncomfortable. Most concerning, when she learned we had a specific personal preference regarding treatment, she abruptly stated she would refuse to continue our care. This resulted in two wasted appointments and time taken off work. Overall, I would not recommend this practice based on her behavior toward both patients and staff. I understand she often responds to reviews, so I will simply say this: there is nothing further you can do to change our experience. Your behavior was unprofessional and dismissive, and it reflects poorly on the practice. I genuinely hope your staff find employment in an environment where they are treated with respect and not made to feel intimidated or degraded. Good Riddance! Zero stars

I found Dr. Manunts while searching for someone that could repair a filling that broke after…read moreanother dentist "repaired" it a short while ago. (I wasn't willing to go back to that dentist - I take a lot of medication to get numb, but the previous dentist didn't really numb me all that much, plus provided what I consider to be a really subpar repair of a filling that had never bothered me before. I don't care if that filling would have been free; that dentist was not worth the trouble.) I didn't have dental care growing up, so dentists are a source of anxiety for me, but I can't avoid the fact that a massive chunk of one of my teeth was missing. After an exam of the broken filling three weeks ago, Dr. Manunts told me that I'd likely need a root canal, because she was worried about the pain I was in and some swelling around the gums, and while I wasn't exactly happy with that, she calmed my fears, helped me set up an appointment, and then encouraged me to research the procedure, stressing to me how important it was to avoid the horror stories. I was asked to call with any questions and absolutely challenge her with hard questions if I needed to. I was able to find some pretty great resources that calmed me down a bit and demonstrated the procedure without showing me actual video of it. When I went in for the procedure today, I wasn't exactly looking forward to it, but she again put me at ease, suggested I put on an audiobook or some music, and just let her work. She asked me whether I typically need a lot of numbing for procedures like this, and I know that I do, so I told her that. She then told me that if I feel anything beyond the fact that she was there - meaning if I felt pain - to just raise my left hand, and they'd stop and numb me more. That was important to me. The previous nightmare of a dentist I had here in Ithaca did not listen to my concerns that I need more numbing than most, and when I tried to let her know that I felt it, her response was essentially to suck it up because she was moving forward anyway. I have a chronic pain condition. I can take pain. The pain of that dentist "repairing" that filling was so much more than necessary, to the point that I stopped going out of fear she'd find something else wrong and put me through that nightmare again. So if that dentist ever wonders why I never went back, it's stuff like that. When Dr. Manunts started, I did feel it and did as she suggested, raising my left hand slightly to let them know that I felt pain. She then pulled out the more heavy-duty anesthetic, then tried again. I didn't feel it this time, so she proceeded, and I tried to relax and listen to my audiobook. When she got down to the point she'd need to go to perform the root canal itself, she realized that she was mistaken and told me that I would not, in fact, need a root canal, and that she'd be repairing the filling instead. That was a pretty pleasant surprise, so I of course let her proceed. I appreciate that she admitted that she made a mistake and that she didn't want to put me through an unnecessary procedure. A few minutes later, I had a shiny, new, repaired filling, and she told me that my teeth are actually in pretty good condition...I just need to get them cleaned more often to avoid the gum swelling she was worried about that caused her to think I needed a root canal (which I totally agree with! I was just so gun-shy after that last dentist). She also told me what to look out for in the future to determine whether it's standard sensitive teeth (which I know I have), sensitivity to heat or cold, or something more serious. Then she sent me on my merry way. I'll be coming back next month for a cleaning before we leave the area for good. I'm sad that I didn't discover Dr. Manunts before, but I am more than happy to leave this here to hopefully save someone the same fears I've dealt with since visiting a less competent dentist. She and her staff are incredibly pleasant, low-pressure people who care about making sure everyone gets what they need when they need it, with as little anxiety or pain as possible. She is not afraid to answer questions, and more importantly, she's not willing to put someone through a procedure they don't need. If you're new to the area, seek out Dr. Manunts first. You won't regret it, I promise.

My long-term dentist retired and I needed work done when some childhood fillings collapsed. Dr…read more Manunts is very stand-offish with non-existent chairside manner. She sent me to have three teeth removed. While I was waiting for those sites to heal I lost the tip of another. I went in to have the tip repaired and she also did purely cosmetic fillings on the outside surface with the warning it might not last. She was right. It didn't. I paid over $800 for a gloss that fell out after two weeks. It's been a year now and the tip repair has fallen out, too. I had a partial plate with six teeth built for almost $2K. I can't wear it. It gives me a speech impediment. She said, "Oh, just read the newpaper outloud." There is so much plastic I can't find my alveolar ridge to form an l, n, d, or t. There is even plastic on the back surface of the upper front teeth, that I can't form an Italian l either. I'm a voice professional and must be able to perform in Italian, French, and English as well as demonstrate to my students. The only positives about the office are the delightful woman in the front office and the very healthy croton that gets morning sunshine through the window. Avoid at all costs. I have spoken with others who unanimously share my opinions, but they don't seem to register reviews here.

This was my first time here. I was a bit concerned when the initial conversation with the dentist…read moreincluded the comment "many people spend thousands of dollars to have the implants done". I'm terrified of dentists so I can't be sure what the rest of the conversation was, but that comment was a concern for me (thinking "why did he say that?) The staff is very nice. I had an appointment just before 4pm. I did not have to wait. They took x rays, and these were x rays I have never seen before. They took the regular ones (the black and white ones) but then they took some that were actually color photos of my teeth. The dentist showed me these on a large tv screen (which was on the wall in front of the dental chair). He showed me the areas of concern; why they concerned him and what should be done to correct the problem. When I was done the receptionist gave me an estimate for the procedures I needed done. ($3000 for two crowns) The only problem I encountered was that I called before scheduling an appt to see if they accepted our dental insurance. I was told they "Accepted" it. Apparently, I did not understand that there is a difference between "we accept it" and "being a provider" (ok, lesson learned). The receptionist was kind enough to explain that what that means is that we (my husband had an appt too) pay out of pocket for the procedures done and they file the claim with the insurance company for us (so we don't have to) and then the insurance company will reimburse us. This was a BIG surprise for me and thankfully we were able to cover it. I like this dentist but paying out of pocket for entire bill is the only negative

Care quality is OK, and they have expensive imaging machine, which is maybe why they charge 2 to 3…read moretimes what I expected, after research, for extraction w/ bone graft, crown on implant.

The staff alone is worth the visit! They do honestly care about what they do and treat you like a…read moreperson!! Each one knows the people they are taking care of and are genuine about your care!! No one likes going to the Dr's but I actually look forward to coming here because you leave feeling like you were actually taken care of and not just herded through. I've had oral surgery, cleanings and regular dental work done there. I would HIGHLY recommend this office!! Thank you all!!

I just went today for consult and treatment plan and I was more than satisfied with them. They…read moreanswered all my questions and treated me respectfully. They are very friendly and try to find the best options for you. Can't wait to get started on my treatment plan. HIGHLY recommend this office.

Excellent care by Edward at his Bath,NY office. We were referred by a friend who has nothing but…read morepraise for this dentist. My husband had a broken cap n care was scheduled ASAP W 2 appts same day. Xrays are Digital, modern office. Takes insurance

I was a patient. The dentist was excellent. Clean office and very good staff. Problem was…read more... when I needed a tooth extraction d/t an abcess. , after I had been a patient for 2year's. Always paid. They would not do the work unless I paided up front. They are bent on profit only. Even when the patient is at risk. I had to go to a dentist that I did not know. They pulled my tooth immediately. Payment later. Eves density really doesn't care about the patient. Not with them anymore.