Dr Rossow is the best! I just went through a process that took a few months and he was there every…read morestep of the way. He took the time to explain every detail to make sure that I felt comfortable and he even gave me his phone number to call him if needed. His friendly approach made me feel comfortable and his staff was also very nice and helped me with any questions. Great experience and I would recommend him to anyone needing serious dental work. Bill Henshall

Dr. Rossow is a TOP NOTCH dentist and the hygienists do an incredible job as well! Every single…read moretime I've come in for routine appointments or to get work done, the process from start to finish has been memorably smooth and comfortable. I moved out of state a few years ago and have been hesitant to find a new dentist as I'm nearly convinced the experience anywhere else would be subpar. Due to Covid I've not been home in over a year, but am considering flying home specifically to see Dr. Rossow. Don't waste time going anywhere else, this office is THE BEST!

I have been a patient for over 20 years. While other dentists recommend the most expensive…read moreaggressive approach, Dr, Heinle uses traditional approaches that are equally effective and far less expensive. A simple root canal instead of an implant. Office staff are always polite and competent

My husband and I have been patients of Dr. Heinle for almost ten years. Dr. Heinle is friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and thorough. We have been in for multiple procedures and cleanings and have always been pleased with our results. But what we love most about Dr. Heinle is that our seven year old daughter LOVES to go to the dentist!!! She looks forward to her appointments and always leaves smiling.

Dr Michael Krzemien D.D.S. presented as brusque, rushed, & having an arrogant attitude…read more Anxious patients seeking extractions & biopsies should not expect a kind chairside manner from this surgeon.

Had two wisdom teeth removed at ROS with Dr. Michael Krzemien -- ended up needing a new $2K crown…read more I opted for conscious sedation rather than full anesthesia and was told I'd feel pressure but no pain. However, the procedure began before the sedative had taken full effect. I experienced significant pain and requested additional sedation, but the extraction resumed almost immediately afterward, and I remained in considerable discomfort throughout. After the procedure, Dr. Krzemien inquired about my dental crown. He then explained that it had been dislodged during the extraction and had been reattached using temporary cement. My regular dentist later examined it and found the crown to be damaged beyond repair, requiring full replacement. In addition to the unexpected cost of replacing the crown, I was also billed for the temporary cement and that bill is now accumulating monthly service charges.

The whole staff was very friendly. Dr Vella and his assistant Heather were very professional,…read moreexplained all the different options I had for a dental implant and the approximate cost.

Best Practice in the city. Always pain free and great staff. Doc Vella explains what he is doing…read morethroughout the procedure.

Dr C. and the entire staff were fantastic. I highly recommend this practice to anyone that has to…read morehave any type of oral surgery. From the initial consultation through the post operative follow-up they were always there to help, make me comfortable and answer any questions.

I am am an 87 year old Caucasion woman. My appointment at Perinton Dental was fine. I felt good…read moreabout my treatment an sensed a feeling of being the dentist's one and only patient. No fears, no conernes and the dentist gave me his outright perfect attention. He spent time explaining the procedures I was to follow until my next appointment

Dr. Miraglia is very professional and caring about his patients. He does a great job.read more

I'm so happy my dentist recommended me to this practice. I've had so many problems with my teeth…read morefor as long as I can remember, and what brought me here, gum disease. I first began my journey with Dr. Zahavi and his incredible team, and later met and worked with Dr. Rapoport, who was absolutely phenomenal. From the entire staff to the doctors themselves, everybody was incredibly kind, patient, caring, and knowledgeable about their work. I always enjoyed every moment here and that's saying a lot because I hate dentist's offices. If you're looking for a practice that works with you every step of the way, has your best interest in mind, and absolutely cares about your healthy mouth, this is the place for you.

My wife switched dentists so this was her first time here. She went for a cleaning and we found…read moreout after the Bill that is was out of network. I understand we could have checked on our own, but she didn't think of that and it's our backwards healthcare system in this country that is mostly to blame. But GOOD providers are proactive in telling new patients if they are in-network or out-of-network as soon as you provide insurance prior to visit. When I paid the bill I suggested they do this every time. (Maybe they are, but forgot in this instance.) We pay for dental insurance and it would have been free in-network, but we paid $177 for a cleaning (insurance picked up $132 of the bill only) for out-of-network.

I made an appointment for March 7th for x-rays, cleaning, and an exam for $368.00. Everything…read morestarted out fine with  Marlene,  the hygienist she  took x-rays and then  cleaned my teeth. She stated she didn't see anything on the x-rays that were a concern she stated "everything looks good ".  Dr. Merkley came in shortly afterwards and sat down towards the back of my head, not in front of me so I could see him, I had to turn around in the dental chair to shake his hand. Very rude I thought, why not wheel his chair in front of me to face me when speaking to me, but he never did. He then proceeded to ask Marlene how the x-rays looked, again she stated everything looked good. He asked me why I was there, I explained my pain initially started on the bottom left but moved to the upper right. I told him the night before I bent over and felt a pop in my nose and my right ear, he automatically said it's a sinus infection.  He never checked the teeth I was complaining about. My old dentist would blow air or water to try and get a reaction,  he did absolutely nothing.  He then proceeded to count my teeth and was telling Marlene numbers and I believe if they were crowns or implants,  he said ok nice to meet you and I said do I still use the orajel? He said no  your teeth are sensitive. He then left the room, he was in there less than 2 minutes,  he did not perform an oral exam, he never checked what teeth were bothering me, and how could I have a sinus infection and then have sensitive teeth? I paid my bill, left and hoped the pain would go away, I went and bought sensitive toothpaste but by Friday I was in so much pain I was taking 4 advil every 4-5 hours. I called my primary and was given an appointment for Monday March 13th at 9 am. The nurse practitioner checked my head and sinuses and nothing hurt, she did not believe it was a sinus infection.  She was nice enough to give me lidocaine for my mouth and a prednisone pack if there was any inflammation.  At this point I am livid because I paid Dr. Merkley $368.00 dollars and he did absolutely nothing for me. I called the office and spoke with Danielle and explained to her why I was upset, I don't think he should be asking a hygienist if there is anything wrong and it was also wrong that he never checked the teeth I was complaining about. Danielle called me back a couple hours later after speaking to Dr. Merkley and Marlene,  the new story I was given by Danielle told by Marlene and Dr. Merkley is that he spoke to me about tmj and grinding my teeth, I laughed and said that was a complete LIE, none of that was ever mentioned to me, she then proceeded to tell me that they also said he could see my sinus cavity on the x-ray and that is why he mentioned a sinus infection. So did I have a sinus infection or sensitive teeth?? Because he stated both issues.  My teeth aren't sensitive to hot, cold or sweets so how he came to that conclusion I would love to know, because he definitely didn't test my teeth to find out. Now I have to pay another dentist to get a proper exam. I truly believe Dr. Merkley totally scammed me, he did not provide an oral exam and made his decision based off the fact that I stated my nose and ear popped the night before.   Sincerely,   Tina Benge