Full disclosure: I'm an orthodontic child who knows too much. So I didnt listen to my dad and my…read morewisdom teeth came in and hurt like absolute hell. It took another 5 years for me to admit I needed them out and I decided to go to Dr Feinerman after hearing for years how great he is. 1. Hes seriously awesome. All my fears were totally squashed after meeting him. Seriously I was convinced I was going to go permanently numb and lose all feeling and taste in my mouth. That didnt happen and the milkshake I just devoured was glorious. Granted I'm still numb so spilling milkshake all over myself definitely happened. I'm not even bleeding. Which is good (see point 3). 2. He told me exactly what he was going to do and what would happen. All of his prognosis was good. Mind you I'm still numb and on painkillers but I can still Yelp like a pro, so it couldn't be that bad. He also listened to EVERYTHING I said from my concerns to where my veins were so that the IV didnt kill me. 3. I woke up and started laughing because I almost dry heaved due to the gauze. Than I couldn't stop laughing. These drugs are great. No pain and constant entertainment. I legit cant tell you what's funny, but I can tell you the experience is fun. 4. I was seriously worried about being Chip and Dale's long lost sister. NO SWELLING so far. And no excruciating pain. All of my fears were literally for no reason I should have listened to my dad (if you know him, dont tell me him I said this as he will hold it over my head for the rest of my natural life during this I told you so moment). Dr. Feinerman is awesome! Obviously, no one likes oral surgery, but he is great along with his amazing staff! Thank you!!!

best oral surgeon always does the best job. very nice one of the nicest doctors i ever had.read more

I recently went to Dr. Robert Schaedel for extensive dental surgery and implants. Office staff was…read morecourteous and helpful in scheduling my appointment. When we met Dr. Schaedel for a consultation he took his time explaining everything he was going to do in detail so I fully understood the procedures. He answered all my questions and concerns. On the day of Surgery he was very reassuring to both my wife and myself. During the surgery I was told a nurse came out twice to tell my wife all was going well and I was fine. While I was in recovery Dr. Schaedel met with us and told my wife what we needed to do and what medications he will be prescribing. He also called that evening to check on me. After the surgery I had minimal discomfort which I credit to his expert skills. I would highly recommend Dr. Schaedel for your extractions and implants and I am sure you will have the same pleasant experience I had. He is truly a skilled surgeon. Howard J. Borress I

On February 4, 2019, I had my upper wisdom teeth extracted at the wonderful age of 47. The left one…read morehad broken through and was starting to cause problems, so I decided to visit the oral surgeon who had worked on my Mom years ago, and who came beyond highly recommended...Dr. David Feinerman. Well, his schedule was so full, they pushed me on to his associate, Dr. Robert Schaedel. Actually, my teeth were giving me problems last summer and were due to be removed in November, then December, and my final bump was to February. Why was I bumped for surgery three times? Beats me. In hindsight, I should have told them to take a flying leap after the second rescheduling, but I hung in there. I finally go in for surgery February 4th; I'm in and out in less than a half hour, which my husband thinks is really too quick to be sedated, have the procedure and then back up. I go home with minimal instructions and no follow-up visit. A day later, I'm starting to feel horrible. Really horrible. My ears are plugged, seems like I have water in them. The sinus pressure is unbearable, and the side that wasn't giving me problems (he yanked that one just because) is now throbbing and painful like I've never felt. Staff is totally unconcerned, tells me to finish my antibiotics and steroids (never took the Oxy given), take an OTC sinus pressure/congestion pill. Next day I feel worse; my right cheek is throbbing, my back three teeth are numb, and my right sinus is draining green, infected mucus into my mouth. Yeah, gross. And scary. I'm thinking my sinus was perforated. I'm rinsing every two minutes with in warm salt water, and I want to remove my head and place it in a vat of Lysol. Call Schaedel. Whole office is unconcerned again. I am in so much pain and begging for an appointment. Seriously. They did not want to give me one. So I get one. FOR THE WEEK AFTER. You can only imagine how the rest of that week went for me with these symptoms and little sleep. As I get into the room, one of his minions asks how I'm doing. I lose it. Doc comes in and does a cursory look at my mouth. Puts me on ANOTHER round of oral steroids and Clindamycin. And then has the GALL to suggest maybe I see an endodontist because maybe the last two teeth aren't viable and may need to be removed. So now I'm very upset that I may have to lose two back teeth. I get a referral for an ENT...AND THAT IS IT. I never receive a follow-up phone call, email or anything from Dr. Robert Schaedel or the office of Boynton Oral & Maxilofacial. I then visited my wonderful dentist, who was astounded I was never scheduled for follow-up, much less received basic necessities like an irrigation syringe. Which he gave me. Two, actually. And then he tapped on my back right teeth with his mirror instrument. After he peeled me from the wall from the pain, he told me in no uncertain terms it was completely sinus related, and that if anyone suggested an endodontist or an underlying tooth/nerve problem, he'd have a chat with them. I got a CT scan and went to another ENT for a second opinion. My right maxillofacial sinus is filled with inflamed tissue/polyps, pushing on nerves. It was definitely a deep infection that needed to be addressed surgically. Monday, July 29, 2019, I went into the hospital for an outpatient endoscopic maxillofacial sinus procedure to remove problematic sinus tissue and flush out the sinus due SOLELY to this botched wisdom tooth removal. I am currently recovering from that, and am seeking the advice of a lawyer. Stay far away from this person.

I took my mom Marjorie there this morning to have a tooth extracted and she was feeling a little…read moreanxious about it. Dr Bucking and his nurse Dee couldn't have been more understanding. They were very kind and professional and Mom said that she didn't feel any pain or discomfort. They have just acquired a whole new family of patients as I wouldn't go anywhere else. 5 stars.

I'm a very nervous dental patient. Dr Katz and his team did an amazing job before, during and…read moreafter my procedure. They made it easy! Thank you Dr Katz!

For 50 years various dentists and oral surgeons told me to leave my remaining wisdom tooth alone as…read moreit was on the nerve and could likely leave nerve damage. At the age of 77 it finally erupted and needed extraction. I was afraid of the pain and possible consequences of surgery but it had to be done. I can't recommend Dr Katz highly enough. Virtually no operative nor post op pain. I had taken pain meds prophylactic for a few days then realized I didn't need. No nerve damage. Excellent work!

The most pleasant experience I've ever had in a dentist office! Everyone was very professional and…read moremade sure I was extremely comfortable. Dr. Norton is a very talented dentist and a perfectionist. No one likes going to the dentist however, the Norton group made my visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible!

Family run business, very personal and put my concerns at ease. Spoke to one of the dentist on a…read moreSunday afternoon, and he promptly scheduled me for a morning consultation. This is not a commercial run, dental practice Father and 2 Sons!

I was referred by my dermatologist to have a cyst removed under my lip. Dr. Ecker was a true…read moreprofessional and explained everything. The surgery went extremely well. He personally called during my recovery to check in. That speaks volumes. The office team were super friendly and helpful. Amazing team, highly recommend!!!​

Easy wisdom teeth removal!…read more My 16 year old had all 4 wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Norkin and he did an amazing job! Relatively pain free and great wound care! The office is well run and they are great at being on time! Highly recommend Dr. Norkin and his amazing staff!

Simply Amazing Experience!! I have never received such phenomenal patient care from any type of…read moremedical provider. Kudos to Dr. Harris and everyone of his staff. From checking in to discharge, everyone of them were attentive and caring to my needs. Throughout the whole procedure (4 wisdom teeth removed), Dr. Harris made sure I was confortable and not experiencing too much pain. He also personally called me himself that evening to make sure I was ok. Unheard of! As anyone could imagine and due to their great service, they were back logged a bit. Because of my pain and discomfort they put me on a wait list. I had a consultation on a Friday and by Monday they called and gave me a slot for Tuesday, due to a cancellation. I can't say enough about how pleased I am with the whole experience! Don't think twice about using Dr. Harris if you need any type of oral surgery. James D.

My son needed his wisdom teeth removed and being special needs , it was thought best to do it in…read morethe hospital. Just about 7 months later, my son still wasn't given any information on a date for his surgery! Ridiculous! Coordinator for scheduling didn't even seem to know his insurance had changed when I had called the office and sent all information for months earlier.Even after wisdom teeth breaking through sideways on the bottom and my son being in discomfort, another month passes. I have since taken my son to the Dr his dentist recommended and was scheduled for his teeth to be removed promptly. Recommend that you take special issues elsewhere as my son seemed to be put on the back burner after I kept getting the runaround being told he was the next case twice.

Look no further. Trust me…read more I have been to dental offices all over the U.S. I have poured so much money into my dental work, only to watch my teeth go one by one. For reference, I had a spot in my mouth that no matter what I did, the dental work kept failing, and no one could figure out why. I was temporarily living in Delray and went to Spodak for a cleaning. The office was incredibly modern and had every specialty under one roof. I haven't been able to find anything like that anywhere else. Dr. Spodak, who is the patriarch of the practice, came in and he was so warm and comforting. He had a terrific bedside manner. He looked at me and said, "You don't have bad teeth. You probably do your dental work all at once, and they offer to do the left side and then the right side." I nodded. For the first time, I felt truly seen in a dental chair. He explained that all of the dental work had caused my bite to become off and told me, essentially, that if we started then, he believed he could save my teeth. If we didn't, I would likely continue losing the other side. Unfortunately, I didn't have the money at that point. I asked if I could at least get a bite guard. He told me that it wasn't going to solve the problem. That might sound like a small thing, but to me it said everything about their integrity. They knew a bite guard was all I could afford, and instead of bringing me in and charging me $500 for something they didn't believe would actually help, they were honest with me. I eventually moved to Arizona. When I finally did have the money to address my teeth, I couldn't find one dentist here who could help me or, more importantly, really listen to what I was saying. They offered bite guards. They told me to brush and floss more. I am not joking when I say I have seen 43 dentists. And through all of that, I kept coming back to the same thing: this wasn't simply a brushing-and-flossing problem. My bite was the problem. Out of 43 dentists, Dr. Spodak was the only one who ever talked to me about actually trying to prevent further damage and save my teeth. Sometimes I honestly feel like dentistry has become more focused on fixing problems once they happen rather than figuring out how to prevent them in the first place. If I could go back, I would have stayed in Delray and continued seeing Dr. Spodak. I am seriously considering flying back there just for a visit.

I was already on the fence about this place. My first cleaning was very very sales heavy. They…read moreliterally sit you down in a sales office after your cleaning to try to sell you hard on Invisalign and all kinds of other things. I had braces removed a few years ago, so I found that kind of ridiculous. They also tried selling me on a root canal that my insurance wouldn't cover at their office. When I mentioned that I was going to get a second opinion and I would find somewhere my insurance covered, the sales lady said something to the effect of, "oh but be reallllyyy careful, not everyone does those types of procedures correctly and could damage it further", essentially using scare tactics to try to get me to book it through them right then and there. (News flash- second opinion said everything was fine). So I left feeling a little weird about this place, but I thought maybe my next cleaning in 6 months would be better and more streamlined/less sales-y. I set my next cleaning appointment for today at 11am. I have a text I replied and confirmed to for my appointment at 11am today. I took off work for 11am today for this appointment. At 8:09am I get a text asking if I'm on my way to my appointment at 8:00. I call the office and say that's weird, maybe they contacted the wrong patient because I'm staring at a text that says 11am. The woman on the phone tells me someone called me Tuesday and asked if I could change it to 8am and that the appointment is now already considered a cancellation and they can't see me at 11 either. I know that's not true, but I scroll through my call log anyway just to make sure I'm not going crazy, and confirmed I have no calls from spodak dental. They offered to see me at 3:00 instead. I reiterate that I took off work for 11am today so that isn't possible. If you're looking for a cut and dry dentist to give you an honest service, have you in and out of there, and not sell you on glitz and glam, fancy espresso machine in the lobby, shiny new state of the art equipment, and an office that can only be described as a resort lobby, this is not the place. Save your time and find a smaller reputable practice. I really tried to give this place another chance. Photos attached of my text that I confirmed and my call log. No call from Tuesday, only the 23rd when I called to move it to today and set it for 11am.

I'm extremely happy to have such a warm and comfortable dental practice to take care of my dental…read moreneeds. Dr Suarez of Healthy Dental Expressions is absolutely caring and considerate of your comfort during your visit and treatments. Everyone makes every effort to take care of you. The front office greets you with a smile. I've been coming to his office for about 3 years. I encourage anyone looking for a dental practice to meet Dr Suarez and his staff for consultation and hopefully future care. I believe you will be satisfied with your overall experience with everyone.

Just went for my second visit and could not say enough wonderful things about this practice. The…read moreoffice is modern and very clean. The staff is so sweet and welcoming, my hygienist was the most gentle yet thorough I have ever experienced and Dr Suarez is honest, kind and knowledgeable. I would recommend to anyone!