Lakeside endodontics puts money first before treating patients. Even with an excellent credit and…read morepayment history, I was told that I cannot be treated if I don't pay before the insurance claim is even processed.

As pleasant as a root canal could be. Professional, courteous and pretty pain free procedure. I…read morehighly recommend them.

This man is amazing! He comes off as gruff, but he's the sweetest person! I've never had pain…read moreduring my root canals. Dr. Davich is always supportive during the procedures he does. His staff is so kind and caring! I can't recommend him enough! Once, I came in with tooth pain and swelling. He immediately took me personally to the elevator and rode with me to another floor, introducing me to an oral surgeon. He introduced me to Dr. Kenneth Press, an oral surgeon. I was seen immediately and had surgery to remove the infection.

This doctor and office are amazing. I was so upset and anxious about the prospect of a root canal…read moreand they were patient, supportive and gently guided me through the entire procedure. Dr. Davich is incredibly experienced and highly skilled that I had NO pain, relaxed and had a great outcome. The office and clinical staff are exemplary. So grateful I went to this practice.

Dr Paige yelled at my 5 year old and 3 year old. That is terrible thing for any adult to do, let…read morealone and fellow mother of young children. Considering this is supposed to be a family dentist, someone who conducts themselves like that shouldn't have children as patients. My 5 year old had a meltdown, she's scared of the dentist, my husband waited over 30 min passed the appointment time, and the dental hygienist put a lollipop in her mouth and then took it out and threw it away. The meltdown sucked, but 5 year olds (especially given the circumstances) can do that sometimes. For Page to yell at my children, not even speaking harshly to my husband but yelling directly to my kids, is inexcusable. I would never recommend bringing a child to see her.

Stay away if you have any serious problems. There is no real doctor in this office. Never before…read morehave I seen such lack of knowledge and skill.

Coming from someone who avoided the dentist for years out of fear and bad experiences, I cannot say…read moreenough wonderful things about Dr. Waseem and Jaime (assistant). I was treated with so much patience and kindness during the MANY visits I ended up needing. They both were always incredibly gentle and reassuring during all procedures, making sure that I was comfortable and adjusting if I felt even the slightest pain. The office is immaculately clean and the receptionists are all so warm and helpful. While the dentist isn't likely anyone's favorite place to be, I cannot recommend West Morris Dental enough. Don't put your visit off any longer!!

I found West Morris after moving to the area and have been going there for 3 years now. The office…read moreis always super clean, staff are always friendly and professional, and I have never waited more than 5 minutes to be called in. Always a positive experience- I wish all medical offices were as well-run!

A couple years ago I had gum graft surgeries with Dr. Wolf and the procedures did not go well…read more After healing I went to get other opinions and each Periodontist I had a consult with was perplexed by what Dr. Wolf caused to my gums, looking at the before and after pictures. Since then I have been working with a couple of top-tier Periodontists that are significantly more expensive to try and repair the damage, and the experience has been a lot better. Unfortunately, the repairs so far have cost nearly $18k, and I have another repair surgery scheduled for next month which will cost another $8k. Bottom line - based on other reviews, I thought I was going to be in good hands, but please do your due diligence. It has been a long and awful journey. I hope others don't have the same experience.

Dr Fevelo, preformed an emergency root canal . She is excellent describing the procedure , very…read moreprofessional , listen and understands. I very happy with outcome.

Dr. Fusco is highly Professional & extremely personable. His approach to his work is sensible and…read morehe made me feel very comfortable right from the moment we met. His staff is first rate, ensuring I was aware of what they were about to do and the purpose of each step. For me, this is important to ensure there are no surprises. Although it was my first visit I have to ask, if you're within 30 minutes of Randolph, why would you go anywhere else? Bob Savage

My family & I have been going here since 2008, 17-long years. Although most of the hygienists I've…read moreseen were good & gentle, I had one issue there with one hygienist going back, who I felt was a little rude and not gentle enough with me & let her know it. Of course, she complained to the staff. That was the only time I had an issue there. I admire and do like & trust Dr Fusco, and definitely feel I'm in good hands, as far as, my oral heath is concerned, and I'm very finicky about what dentist I want working in my mouth, and on the teeth I have left. My only complaint is I wish he would spend a little more time with me and let the patient talk/explain before he lets the hygienist gag me and goes to work. I do feel a bit rushed, in all honesty. Maybe I wouldn't have a first failed, or reinfected root canal had I been able to elaborate more about the the ongoing sensations I was feeling on this tooth not long after the initial root canal? Now, as luck would have it, there is pain that I'm feeling on what I thought was an successful initial root canal a few years ago, or so. Apparently, the tooth or canal has become reinfected and I can't afford to loose the tooth, nor hopefully, even the crown that was put on after the initial root canal, not that long ago. I'm hoping Dr Fusco himself can do a root canal retreatment so he doesn't have to farm me out, unless it will require an endodontist to do the surgical and/or more complex procedure to remove the infection/abscess and save the tooth. I can't afford to lose ANY more teeth. My last resort is to extract and lose the tooth. I lost enough molars since I was kid from being afraid of the dentist & the novacaine injection, at least, when I was younger. Hopefully, this reinfected tooth can be addressed by retreatment or apicoectomy, if even necessary, as the tooth canal has now definitely become infected or reinfected but this slowly happened over time and I began noticing a numbness & tingling in this tooth not long after the initial procedure? Now, it's just pain and discomfort as I'm writing this, especially, if I press/bite on tooth or push on the gums way above the tooth. I will be seen soon. Hopefully, this problem that slowly surfaced with this tooth, is rectified and resolved. ‍

She isn't the warmest, but she is excellent at what she does and her staff is really nice.read more

Just make sure you really need a root canal before going. I feel I was talked into an extra rather…read moreexpensive x-ray to convince me that I needed a root canal. They proceded with the first half of the root canal. Then, they basically said I shouldn't have it finished because it'll probably need to be taken out anyway... so, just find an oral surgeon. Due to lack of guidance by office personnel (she had recommended some over-the-counter meds for pain but refrained from telling me not to take it before my scheduled appointment which was the next morning!), the initial consultation was deemed "inconclusive". I rescheduled and went to my car. I noticed a swelling and called and asked if I needed antibiotics. I had been tasting a bad bacteria taste as well. They said I didn't need it. By that night, full blown absess (on weekend of course). Had to go to emergency dentist on Monday morning and got prescription. Subsequently, made it back to next consultation and they proceeded to do partial root canal as I noted. Procedure went fine and then was told I shouldn't bother having it finished because I would probably need the tooth taken out anyway. (I overheard the same conversation in the next room.) I just want to help people in my situation. Endodontists are paid to do root canals. Dentists do the fillings, crowns, etc. Oral surgeons extract. They all do their individual procedures and most do it well. Just review all your options and make your decision.

I am a 89 year old man so you can imagine my fear of dentists especially root canal, which I have…read morenever had done previously in my lifetime. Well, after extensive and careful review of his background, credentials, and patient reviews I decided to select Dr. Marmo for my root canal procedure and I'm so happy that I did without hesitation. I recommend him very highly! I did not feel any pain whatsoever from start to finish. He was very patient, thorough, gentle, and compassionate. He definitely exemplified excellence in patient care and called me the next day to see how I was doing. I can save you a lot of time researching and honestly you will not regret selecting Dr. Marmo for your endodontic needs! His staff is great too and very pleasant and helpful!

They did great work. Little to no pain and very understanding of all of my dental fears.read more

I was referred for a root canal retreatment and saw Dr. Carmen Cicalese (Somerville). He was very…read moregood at explaining the entire operation and my different options in terms of what to do he did recommend a 3-D x-ray and he explained and displayed to me exactly what the issue was. I was very impressed by the amount of compassion and time he took in order to explain everything so that I made a better decision. The front office was very pleasant and upon me telling them that I had some discomfort they immediately scheduled me without giving me difficulties. They processed my paperwork online and made it a breeze. For the extraction they referred me to Warren oral surgery and I had a unpleasant experience with the front staff at Warren Oral surgery The staff at Oral surgery made it difficult for me to make an appointment and after the appointment I requested the doctor called me with some information and I never got a callback.

This place is terrific, they make route canal fun...sort of. I'm only halfway done with the root…read morecanal (it takes two or more visits if you've never had this done). The nitrous oxide (laughing gas) made it a lot of fun I mean where else can you get a medically monitored high with no guilt (I'm just joking of course it was used on me for anxiety obviously)? The nitrous oxide AKA NO2 is $75option and they will try and put it through on your insurance. How could they charge so much you ask, because it feels awesome and everyone knows it (better than weed by far in my opinion), plus it makes a miserable procedure go from virtually unbearable to virtually unnoticeable. As far as the professionalism of the office they get top marks. With regards to the doctor that I saw whose name is escaping me right now, he's all business and really knows root canal. They're not just dentists their endodontist which is kind of like a dentist "on steroids" (I hate that expression, I couldn't think of anything better at the moment). Believe it or not the dentist that sent me there "didn't feel comfortable doing root canal it on the molars", I found that kind of strange because I went to a professional, a dentist(!). Apparently this is pretty normal and this is why Endodontists exist. In fact given the skill level I would say go to an endodontist for any root canal, period. The last time I had root canal it was by a regular dentist and you could tell with certain parts of it he was having some issues. So far the tooth is fine, roughly a year later, but you can definitely tell that the extra three years of schooling (fellowship) that the specialists/Endodontists go through teall