Best dental care I have ever received. Brede Ciapciak saved two of my teeth another dental group…read morewas going to pull.

My husband and I have been going to this practice for about a year, on the recommendation of my…read moreniece. We could not be happier there! Dr. Brede, Dr. Ciapciak, Marissa, Gian, and Lisa (just to name a few) are absolutely the best. Anyone looking for a new dentist should check out this office, you will not be disappointed. Liz and Bob Carabia

I've just started with Great Hill dental about a year ago…read more I've had 2 cleanings and 2 crowns replaced. They are really wonderful. All staff are friendly and extremely competent. So glad that I am using them.

Patients should know that this was Gentle Dental, owned by 42 North, which acquired Great Hill -…read moreall same corporate entity and buyer beware. As someone wrote above "these franchise dental practices ( 42 north ) have a business model to maximize their profitability with procedures not covered by insurance."Doctors are partially compensated by what they bring in. And most importantly billing does not occur on site, but at 42 North corporate offices so if there are problems-with many reported - you are dealing w a corporate behemoth that is geared first and foremost to profitability. The dentists do not own the practice. When I called to inquire and learned they were part of this huge network nationwide I started to question more and ultimately the receptionist hung up on me. Do your research.

I need a crown or implant and came here with someone's recommendation. First -- the secretary…read morejumped in to take my photo. I hate my photos taken (this was not a medical photo). I told her -- I'm here for consult, I really don't like my photos taken. She totally ignored me and took a photo with her iPad anyhow and said I was beautiful -- it's not about me being or not being beautiful, I just don't want my photo taken and I wish you'd hear me and not ignore me. Next I went to see the dentist. He was not a great listener and he missed some crucial points (I realized this later) which could have been very important in the decision on whether or not I need an implant. He kept looking at the X-ray and then my teeth and explaining what I need. I listened and nodded. Then he asked me if this was a new crown that needed redoing. I said no, I've had it for x number of years. Five minutes later he again said this was a new crown. I told him no, I've had it for years. Long story short -- we realized at the very end of my appointment that he was looking at a wrong X-ray. It was a different patient's X-ray. How this was possible and how he didn't realize it wasn't mine Ia beyond me. But what really killed it was him ending the appointment with saying something like it looks like I have a Russian smile now (he meant it as bad teeth). I think that was his attempt of a joke but I found it very rude. Obviously, I never went back.

Called to talk to the business owner, got told No Thank you and Hung up on. Amazing if this is how…read moreyou treat customers without getting any information from me as to why I'm calling and not connecting me to them or relaying a message.

My teeth have been in the care of this wonderful practice for years. Lately I've been seeing Dr…read more Manfredo, which is a treat because he's knowledgeable, careful, and has the most warm and winning personality. I definitely recommend him and the Hirshberg-Wozny group generally.

New to Boston, I was recommended to Hirshberg Dental Group by co-workers. My first visit went well,…read moreso I scheduled a second appointment for 6 months later where they requested I'd have x-rays done. I received two notifications to confirm I would be showing up ahead of my appointment, but no mention that no doctor would be in the office to do the x-rays they requested I get done this visit or to look at my teeth. So I showed up and had to leave... I was told that the reason is that doctors change their vacation schedules without letting reception know, which isn't reassuring for future visits. There is also no consistency - they put you with whatever doctor and / or hygenist happens to work into their schedule, it seems. I have always preferred to see the same dentist rather than a new one each visit.

Very attentive dentist who spent a lot of time with me and is genuinely a nice guy. His work was…read morecosmetically outstanding, but structurally fair to poor. I had to redo 50% of it again within five years. He goes away for a month at a time and does not have great coverage when he does. His office staff is not very polite. I could not recommend this dentist.

zero stars - minus*…read more Buyer Beware -- Extremely Unprofessional and Unethical Experience This is a buyer beware review. We had an incredibly disappointing and frustrating experience at this practice. The physician remained largely inaccessible, hiding behind office staff until the very end of the process. Overall, our experience was riddled with incompetence, unprofessionalism, unethical behavior, and deception. My daughter had braces placed here and remained under their care for about 5-6 months before we moved out of the area. Below is a summary of the major issues we encountered -- both during treatment and while transferring to a new orthodontist. 1. Constantly Broken Brackets Almost every visit involved repairing broken brackets -- something we never experienced with our two older children who completed orthodontic treatment elsewhere. The staff repeatedly blamed my daughter, claiming she was eating "hard foods," even when the bracket broke after biting into something as soft as a French fry. Having to return after nearly every routine appointment for broken brackets is highly unusual and concerning. 2. Obstacles in Transferring Records When we requested treatment records after moving, we were told we had to come in person to sign a release -- despite living over 60 miles away. This is not compliant with HIPAA, which requires practices to release records upon a patient's written request without unnecessary barriers. The delay in transferring records to our new orthodontist caused a significant treatment gap, leaving my daughter with broken brackets for an extended period. It took multiple follow-up calls before anything was finally sent. This behavior was both unethical and unprofessional. 3. Extremely Limited Orthodontist Availability The orthodontist was only available Tuesday through Thursday with limited hours. Emergencies or urgent concerns outside those times were left unaddressed. For a medical practice handling active orthodontic cases, this lack of accessibility is unacceptable. 4. Dishonest and Inconsistent Refund Process When we moved, we were told we'd receive only 50% of what we paid -- despite my daughter having completed only 5-6 months out of a 30-month treatment plan. Even their office manager, Daniela, admitted that the fair and standard approach would be a prorated refund of about 80%, but could not justify why the office offered only 50%. They also tried to change the documented treatment time from 30 months to 24 months, reducing our rightful refund. Additionally, although we paid $6,100 out of pocket, the practice also billed our insurance, which wasn't factored into the refund discussion. The entire situation was handled with dishonesty and questionable ethics. 5. Unprofessional Conduct by the Physician After weeks of back-and-forth with staff, the physician finally joined a call -- only to speak in a rude and unprofessional manner. By that point, I had dealt with their team nearly ten times and had lost confidence in the integrity of the practice. Given the repeated mismanagement and lack of accountability, I requested a full refund, which I have yet to receive. Final Thoughts This practice appears to care more about money than patients. Our experience reflects a lack of professionalism, poor patient care standards, and questionable ethics. I would strongly advise families to look elsewhere for orthodontic care.

I only wish these type of offices existed when I was a kid! It would def have made getting braces…read moremore enjoyable when I was younger. I'm glad my son went here as his first dental experience. When he was younger he went to the ER a lot, and had more doctor appointments than I want to remember; so he always associated doctor with traumatizing needles. Everything was easy, from booking an appointment to filling out paperwork (on an iPad). Once we stepped into the office, it was bright and everyone was pretty cheerful, very kid friendly. There's also a chalkboard by the door that writes the name of first time patients to welcome them! The dental hygienist and dentist explained everything pretty well and answered any questions I had. They used a stuffed animal to explain to my son how tooth brushing and flossing works and what they would be doing when they checked his teeth out so he wouldn't be too scared. A nice thing about a high tech dental office is TVs on the ceiling as a distraction for the kids.

He's never around. Office closed and no one else to be seen by. sometimes just twice a week. and…read morethen gone for weeks at a time. This is my major complaint.

I saw this dentist once. He was so rushed that he didn't put lead on me when he was taking my…read morexray. I asked him to do it and he said, "it doesn't matter for one xray".

Everything very friendly and helpful will highly recommend my dental hygienist was fantasticread more

Meola Dental used to be great when it was just under Dr. Atkins. Tried to get an idea of what a…read morereplacement upper denture would cost and they refused to give me any information unless I first came in for a visit. This way they can get paid extra just to give me a quote. NOT COOL!!

Their Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber is a game-changer. I cannot even describe how incredible this…read moretreatment is for health, and the results are immediately noticeable. Several of my friends have hailed HBOT, and I wish I had followed suit sooner, as this is the best I've felt in such a long time, especially after experiencing a second bout of Covid symptoms. My activity has skyrocketed to where I'm crushing my workouts, inflammation is reduced, and I'm sleeping like a rock. I also feel like I'm breathing much better, filling my lungs with fresh, wholesome air. Out of any health enhancement technology, this is truly revolutionary. The staff was also friendly, scheduled me in that morning, and provided me with a walkie-talkie in case I needed anything. I feel like I've stumbled upon a secret gem. I was only in the chamber for 60 minutes, so I wonder how more treatments will feel.

While the concept of this place is ideal. The way that is run isn't very professional. Their…read morecomputer system is one of the worst and constantly causes issues. Check your credit card. You get overcharged constantly. The follow up when I had an issue was awful. There are many other options out there these days that deserve your money with people who care. If your using the infra red sauna. Make sure they changed the towels. Make sure you have a well trained nurse. I have developed scar tissue due to them having to re-insert the iv needle.

Before putting crowns on my two teeth (#18-19), my general dentist suggested that I ask an…read moreEndodontist to check if those teeth need root canal treatment. I found Dr. Goldberg, and made a consultation appointment with him. He took X-rays, examined my teeth, and said one of your tooth definitely needs root canal but the other one does not for now. Then he thoroughly explained what was going on with the tooth nerves inside my gum, why the tooth needed root canal and how the root canal could save my tooth. Dr. Goldberg's explanations were very convincing. Although very much scared of root canal procedure, I decided to go for it. The root canal treatment was completed in 2 sessions each 1.5 hours long (total of 3 hours). I found Dr, Goldberg kind, nice, considerate, caring, experienced and professional in his job. He never was in a rush. He always had time for my questions, and patiently addressed all my concerns and questions. He gave me his email address, his cellphone number and work number, and said feel free to call any time if you have any questions or concerns. During the root canal procedure, he checked on me several times to be sure that I was comfortable and was feeling no pain. Sometimes he made funny conversations to distract my thoughts from things were going on inside my mouth. After Dr. Goldberg got the root canal treatment done, I was so happy and satisfied that I hugged him. :) Two days later, he called me to follow up. What else could I want from a doctor? I hope you all have healthy teeth, but if you need root canal consultation or treatment, I highly recommend Dr. Goldberg!

He is a super dentist. I have slept down during his…read moretreatment. Amazing!! この先生は、すごい！！ 信じられないすご腕ドクター。 全く痛みを感じないどころか、気持ちがよくって寝ちゃう。