STAY AWAY! I wish I could rate this review with negative…read morestars. Dr. Michael Russo is not fit to perform procedures on a horse. In 2014, I suffered an irreversible nerve injury to the lower left quadrant of my face. The case was in court for over seven years. I finally settled using a mediator but this butcher did not admit any wrong doing. Russo is arrogant and, in my estimation, incompetent. Turn tail and run!

Dr. Russo and his staff are amazing. I had my third root canal done today by Dr. Russo and he is…read morealways amazing. I've never walked out in any pain and his staff are so caring during the entire procedure. I would never see anyone else to do a root canal, my trust is with Dr. Russo and always will be. I highly recommend this office to get your dental work done. Thank you again Dr. Russo! Once again, amazing and pain free dental work.

My dentist referred me to WE to get a 3D x-ray to determine if root canal was feasible (visible…read morecracks above gum; through-the-cheek x-ray looked OK, but 3D shows more). WE refused to do the 3D x-ray. When pressed, she said she could do the 3D x-ray after doing a root canal - if I wanted it. [Why do the test to see if root canal is feasible AFTER the root canal?] Instead, she duplicated the through-the-cheek x-ray that the dentist had done a few days earlier. [Supposedly, ADA recommendations on lead shielding have been relaxed because, among other things, with digital x-rays, there's no need for duplicates. WE doesn't use lead shields AND does unnecessary x-rays.] Then, WE did the same exam that the dentist had done - though following an inflexible procedure: Positioned my arm on my leg and said to raise it if I felt pain. Tapped on a different tooth. I looked at her and said, "Of course it doesn't hurt; you're tapping on the wrong tooth." She started over again, placing my arm on my leg... I glared at her as she tapped on the wrong tooth again. Eventually, she tapped on the tooth that I had gone to her for, and I raised my hand. Sprayed something like liquid nitrogen on the tooth to determine temperature sensitivity. Then declared "The roots are dead; I'll do a root canal.". [Never checked the roots themselves.] Charged $355 to do what the dentist had already done (for less money).... I found another endodondist who did the 3D x-ray. I suspect my dentist referred me because WE is owned by the same chain that bought my dentist's practice. I'll start looking for another dentist, now. The stupidity continues. I got a phone call from them about the above review. They claimed that they were trying to save me money by not doing the 3D x-ray. Then, why did she offer to do it AFTER the root canal? Then, the 3D x-ray would have been a complete waste. She also said that the through-the-cheek x-ray wasn't good enough. [Why not mention that?] I brought up the fact that, in the waiting area, I was notified that they were running late 35 minutes after my appointment time. I tried to explain that the time to tell a patient that you're running late is at or before the time at which they are late. She tried to justify giving notification after it's become obvious. They just don't get it. I just hung up.

Very disappointed in Dr. Stern. I seen her approximately 2 weeks ago and she stated that my tooth…read morehas to be pulled. I was told to follow up with an oral surgeon. My appointment with the oral surgeon is next week and I called Dr. Stern to please prescribe me an antibiotic because my tooth is infected. I am running a low grade fever. Guess what she called me and I I advised her what was going on. All I need is an antibiotic to relief the pain. Dr Stern stated she would have to call me back which she did NOT. Because she stands to not make anymore money on my visit Dr Stern choses to leave me in severe pain. All I asked for was an antibiotic.

Dr. Giordano provides wonderful service and education. He takes an incredible amount of time with…read morehis patients and is very personable. I trusted his advice and felt he had my interest in mind. I had to switch dentists when I moved, but still would recommend him to people in the area!

Dr. Giordano is indeed excellent. Unfortunately, as of April 2025, he is starting his retirement…read more Fortunately, for us patients, his present associate, Dr. Buzzell is taking over the practice, and she is even BETTER !!! I have been seeing Dr. Buzzell for several years, and she is by far the best General Dentist, and nicest person, that I have encountered in my 75 years.

I was so anxious about my Root Canal, but Dr. Nasseh patiently explained my complicated procedure,…read morewhich put me at ease. All fears and anxieties were gone. He is a great Endodontist. Thanks, Dr. Nasseh Sheri S.

I am so grateful for Nasseh's Dental office. They were able to see my mom during an emergency…read moresituation. Marsha who sits in the front is very efficient, kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable. She squeezed us in and kept us informed about everything. We saw Dr. Chau and she is the only doctor to find the root of a problem regarding my mom's tooth. She was intelligent, friendly, open, and provided solutions. Highly recommend this facility as I am grateful we found this place!

By far the best care and group of endodontists and periodontist in New England. I've had 17 Root…read moreCanals with Dr. Nagel and he is the best. Highly recommend this amazing group of Dr's and love that they have all the newest equipment to make things easier and more efficient!

After roughly 22 years, a root canal I had from a previous dentist failed. It was spotted on X-ray…read morefrom my current periodontist and cosmetic dentist roughly in 2013 however. They had watched it continuously yearly. It decided it was "not playing games anymore" and I knew it was infected. I went to urgent care and all the doctor had to do was look at my gums near that tooth to know there was an issue. She prescribed Augmentin. As the tooth had the root canal, I didn't have an idea an infection was there, until the day after Christmas. I couldn't bend down without it throbbing. I couldn't touch way up at the root area without it hurting, and because of where the tooth is located, I couldn't smile or laugh without pain. This Endo Group got me in ASAP so that Dr. Choi could look at it. X-rays were taken, and he confirmed that there was indeed an infection, and that the best option at this juncture would be a procedure in layman's terms, where they go into the gum and clean out all the diseased and infectious tissue, cut a small part of the tip of your root off, and then fill the top off so that nothing gets back down into the root. Dr. Choi did state that he doesn't preform this particular procedure and that only Dr. Nagel does, so they booked me with Dr. Nagel very quickly too considering this was all during the holidays for another consult. Dr. Nagel stated he could perform it after looking at my X-rays and the tooth, and conveyed to me that if I desired to get this tooth fixed more quickly, he worked mostly out of the Framingham office. (I did meet with him and Dr. Choi originally in Milford) When I asked the scheduling department what they could do, luckily for me someone canceled, and I could have the procedure done the day after I saw Dr. Nagel, but in Framingham. The procedure was painless as Dr. Nagel knows exactly how much local is needed, & I felt nothing. The procedure was also extremely quick. You're booked for an hour, but most of that is simply prep (numbing) and it felt like he wasn't in my mouth that long. When we did speak during consult, I did convey to him, that I am the type of individual that doesn't desire a play by play of what someone is doing in my mouth as I suffer from panic attacks. He stated he would only tell me when he needed to leave to take X-rays, which made me feel better. He also asked me NUMEROUS times how I was doing. So he not only performed a pain free surgical procedure, but he made sure that you were doing well every step of the way. They even gave you a blanket if you felt cold. There was ZERO bleeding afterwards because of the cauterizing he did as well. So you're not walking out with a whole bunch of gauze. Or blood all over your lips. He prescribed Amoxicillin, a prescription mouth wash, and I don't like pain killers, so he gave me 800 ibuprofen which you don't even need to take much of it. I'm on day 5 of healing, and I think I took 1 for three days. Not the 2 as I didn't need it. It's healing outside of the gum wonderfully. You wouldn't know he did anything to you. He did inform me on what to expect. I had no bruising which I was happy about (but he stated that could occur), minor swelling that has went down to almost nothing. He genuinely cares about his patients and their concerns. He listens attentively, and you will see that, as he's performing your procedure (whether it's a root canal, or an apic that I had performed) that he listens to all your fears and makes sure you are doing wonderfully every step of the way. He's excellent in post op care instructions, so you know exactly what to expect and what you can and can't do. If I ever need another root canal or this particular procedure, I would not hesitate to book him in a heartbeat. Thank you Dr. Nagel for being an exceptional doctor. It is appreciated more than you'll ever know.

Naturally, I wasn't too thrilled about needing a root canal, but after working with Dr. Kelly…read moreBarnes, it was hands down the most painless process imaginable. My tooth feels great, and I did not feel a thing the entire time. A day later and I don't even need Ibuprofen as the tooth is barely sore. I would certainly recommend them to anybody that needs a root canal.

Today, I got one of the best xmas gifts ever from Dr. Johnston - she saved my doomed tooth which 2…read moredoctors couldn't complete the root canal procedure before. The first doctor messed up badly that caused this whole issue. A couple of years later I tried again, but this 2nd doctor told me that its root has fractured, so nothing can be done but to extract (which wasn't true as Dr. Johnston told me it's not at first glance...). Although it gave me a constant anxiety for about a year I'm so glad that I kept it and decided to see Dr. Johnston one last time. 3rd time's a charm and it's saved! Hooray!!!! Also, everyone in the office is very nice and helpful. I highly highly recommend this place for anyone who needs a root canal.

I went to Dr. Nagel for a root canal last year and I was amazed. He was very competent and was in…read moreand out of my mouth in 45 minutes! It was incredible. I had just had a root canal a few months before elsewhere and it took 2.5 hours and they did a mediocre job. Dr. Nagel's work healed great and my other dentist who did the bridge was very happy with his work as well. I've told my friends that if they ever need a root canal, Dr. Nagel should be their first choice.

Provided false hope then lied to my referring dentist office about what actually happened.read more

THE MICHAEL JORDAN OF ENDODONTISTS!…read more Believe it or not, I am about to sing the praises of an endodontist! No reason to be nervous about a root canal, especially if you have a good dentist. I was actually looking forward to having mine! Why? Because I was in a lot of pain for a few weeks BEFORE having the procedure... I wanted it to stop! After some research on the web, I chose Dr. Aboushala based on his stellar reviews and credentials... and I'm so glad I did. Firstly, Dr. Aboushala is all about doing everything he can to save your tooth... I like that. I had a very large area of infection (hence the pain) and he affirmed that a root canal would be the right procedure. He did an amazing job... absolutely no pain. I've had a few root canals before, but this doctor is in his own league. He has a wonderful caring demeanor and explains everything he is doing. He is very deliberate and checks everything along the way in an exacting manor. He takes the time to make sure that everything he is doing is perfect. As the procedure advanced, his professionalism gave me the confidence that I would have a successful outcome. And I did! I was finished with the procedure around 12n and my tooth already felt so much better that night. I could eat soft foods with no problem, and pretty much anything I wanted a couple days later. I was ecstatic! After returning to the doctor's office for a check on it, everything was in good shape, as I expected. If you need a root canal, I can't recommend Dr. Aboushala more highly. He's quite special and I'm so glad I found him. I'm thinking of moving to Florida soon, but if I need a root canal in the future I will no doubt fly back to Boston to see this amazing man who does fantastic work and genuinely cares about his patients.

From my first interaction with the office, I was relieved and pleasantly surprised by how flexible…read moreand understanding everyone was. I called on a Thursday from a vacation because my dentist recommended a root canal ASAP. Dr. Aboushala's office was able to get me in first thing Monday morning. They explained how the insurance worked and took all my information so there wasn't much to do when I got there. Once confirmed that I did need a root canal, Dr. Aboushala said he could do it right then and was very gentle, explaining everything along the way. One thing I was concerned about was the discomfort of having your mouth open for so long, but he kept providing frequent breaks, which really made a difference. They explained clearly post-procedure instructions and worked with me to adjust them so they were right for me. The follow-up the next day was the icing on the cake. So while no one ever wants a root canal, if you have to have one, Dr. Aboushala and his office make it as easy as possible and I highly recommend them.