My wife and I have lived in Manhattan since 1997 and we have been very well served throughout all…read morethose years by Dental Associates. We have never had any problems with any of the staff from the minute we first walked in to the office all those years ago. I want to give a special shout out to Dr. Rick Fulton and dental assistants Jeanne and Carol. He has worked carefully with my wife's oncologist regarding medication that could lead to dental complications. Much appreciated!! He also has a good sense of humor and excellent people skills. As a retired clinical psychotherapist I highly recommend Rick to anyone who has anxiety related to dental work.

Dr. Morgan Lewis Smith is the best! She is efficient and dedicated to her patients!…read more She calmed my nerves about being at the dentist and answered any question I had. Her and her staff made my appointment so great I no longer dread going to the dentist!

These people really care about you, work with you on treatment plans and insurance. Best dentist…read moreexperience in town (and I have tried others before coming and staying here). Highly recommend!

This has been my dental office for years. I always recommend them. Dr. Earl retired, but Dr. Ellen…read moreis knowledgable, fun, and easily understood. She is concerned about each patient and checks all info prior to my visits. The office is immaculate. Getting an appointment isn't difficult. Emily is a friendly, skilled hygenist. I appreciate knowing they are there and that they value my business.

It has been years since I wrote this review and I am STILL PAYING to fix the work done by Family…read moreand Implant Dentistry. I've also subsequently heard that the dental staff have quotas, which makes so much sense now that I think back on how they told me I needed crowns on teeth that weren't bothering me at all. I ended up finding a really great office in town that had to do some of the repair work before I moved out of town, Dr. Richard Woodard.

I would never recommend this place. Dr. Hungerferd was my dentist. His bedside manner was abrupt…read moreand unfriendly. I had to get a crown done and he hit a nerve. Rare thing to happen. It was excruciating pain that lasted 10 days at two injection sites. For a total of 45 days I had an additional muscle pain deep inside the injection site. It was honestly worse than childbirth. Childbirth was done in 24 hours. I can understand it is an uncommon thing to happen but I called him several times regarding the pain and never got return calls. He later said he always returns phone calls and he didn't get the message. I went in twice for the pain and was told nothing they could do except pain killers. I said no and thank god or I would be addicted. There was no calls to check on me ever. I always had to initiate. It was a terrible time for me because I was doing all of my own research frantically trying to find a way to reduce the pain with no help. I took tylenol around the clock...and would always wake up every 4 hours. My friend was a dental asst and she told me warm compresses might help. I did and it helped. As a cherry on top I got two cankor sores one the size of a dime. Sad to say in comparison it was a blip on my pain meter. When I confronted dr. Hungerferd for the lack of educational materials and just care he said the amount of Tylenol I was taking indicated it was not severe pain. I assured him my pain threshold was high as evidenced by taking one pill after my impacted wisdom teeth were cut out and taking nothing after a breast biopsy with stitches. All I was looking for was an apology or empathy not excuses nor minimizing my experience. Long story...45days... I read tmj can be caused from pain after a dentist and can be helped by a chiropractor. I found one and after a few sessions and exercises and heat the pain gradually left. I would have paid 10,000 or all the money I had if anyone could have helped me Finale..finished with another doctor in house. The bridge crowne, sad to say, didnt fit right and I can't eat on that side. 5,000 wasted. He was a nice guy though and good bedside manner.

I am a veteran with anxiety and PTSD and Bowen Family Dentistry is very good at accommodating my…read moreproblems that I have they did awesome work I had three bridges for root canals and a partial and everything was wonderful. The staff is great. The job is great and my dentist, Dr. Bowen I would recommend them to anyone so if there's any veterans of people out there that need a dentist I would highly recommend Bowen Family Dentistry with Dr. Bowen.

My wife is extremely afraid of the dentist and when she was scheduled for an appointment she was…read morenervous ; however, when it was all said and done, she said it was virtually painless and the process was wonderful. Dr. Bowen and his staff are all Amazing and today 4/2/2024 I have my appointment and will no doubt have that same incredible experience!

Very friendly staff, very thoughtful and caring. My teeth are looking fantastic. Would…read moredefinitely recommend.

I began my dental journey with DBD during the spring /Summer which was going to be quite extensive…read moreand costly. I had not missed a single appointment and prepaid as they requested. The last appointment I had the rude lady at the scheduling desk wanted to schedule my next appointment for the Fall. Due to my profession, during the school year it's hard to schedule ahead without actually having my schedule and guessing I would be free was not a good idea. However, she insisted and so I did. When we got to my appointment week I had to cancel because I would not be available.The dentist/hygientisf knew I had a loose tooth and it was a part of my plan to fix. Well, it was literally falling out and I tried to schedule an appointment/emergency. Not only did she tell me they were booked post beginning of the year but the ONLY date she could see me was literally a day or two away for the rest of the year.. Well, I can't cancel class so I had to decline but asked her almost by week if anything was open or waitlist. She had a nasty attitude and said NOTHING. Nada. Well, I told her I was going to try and find someone else to get me in sooner than Feb 24' and to please email my X-rays etc. Honestly, if your dentist doesn't consider your tooth coming out an emergency and not willing to work with you, why keep them. So, I finally found a surgeon that could get me in but needed a referral from my dentist. Because I told them that I was going to find a new dentist so I COULD BE SEEN SOONER THAN FEB FOR A TOOTH FALLING OUT IN THE FRONT OF MY MOUTH, they took it personal. I asked them if they would send a referral and she said NO! You told us you were getting a new dentist and we refunded your money for the visit you canceled on so we can't help you. WOW! Way to leave a patient hanging all bc I needed to get my tooth implant asap not Feb. what was I suppose to do, look like a fool for Christmas bc your booked and didn't want to work with me to get me in if even on the weekend. Most people consider a missing tooth an emergency. I was in pain and needed help! This place will take your money and treat you like junk if you don't follow their rules. I told her I was leaving a review and she didn't give a care. Lol!

Service was amazing!!! They even wrote me a note so my mom would buy me lunch! If you want a good…read moreand friendly dentist I definitely recommend, even during corona.

From the owner: Family friendly dental office. Most insurance acceptedread more