I have been going here for six years! It is a lovely, bright and clean place. Shirley is by…read morehygienist and is truly gentle and considerate. I have also had the pleasure of having both Dr. Cannon and Dr. Shahinian as a dentist and both are great, I highly recommend this business

Hands down the best dentist's office I've ever visited. I've been going to Gentle Dentistry for the…read morepast few years and I can't rave enough about Dr. Cannon and her team. Professional, gentle and very friendly. They're always on point with their schedule and you're never left waiting in the waiting room. If you despise the dentist like I do, visit Gentle Dentistry and you'll change your mind about keeping up with your oral health. So grateful for this team!

First let me start by saying 'representation matters' . I am overjoyed that my father found a…read moredentist who is kind, educated and understands cultural differences. Not once was my father treated differently nor treated disrespectfully. The dentist and her staff showed complete compassion and patience with us while we were trying to figure out appointment times and insurances. I'm so happy we found this place. It's the first Time my father has felt comfortable to continue to take care of his dental hygiene consistently.

Dr. Neda and her staff at Hopatcong Dental are professionals, knowledgeable, and cour·te·ous. I…read morereceived outstanding treatment from Dr. Neda. She explained everything in detail and what my options were. For sure I will not go anywhere else.

Look who is back...that's right, it's Moi!…read more Here is my update 1.5 years later: The Beautiful Queen of Dentistry lives here (X), Dr. Annemarie Athansios. My periodontal journey began with LANAP, then aligners for those bad boys, and finally a gum tunneling procedure that takes an incredible amount of skill to execute correctly. While gum tunneling is considered "minimally invasive," I don't think it should ever be taken lightly when it comes to WHO performs it. This is one of those procedures where experience, precision, and artistry matter tremendously, and this woman IS a surgical artist. I was pretty nervous the week leading up to surgery, having built this procedure up in my head as a huge and painful event. Instead, the entire experience felt like relaxing girl talk while the Queen of Dentistry worked her magic. Before I knew it, I was done. The craziest part? I walked out smiling, feeling amazing, and you genuinely couldn't even tell I had just undergone periodontal surgery. Yes...really. The recovery pain was surprisingly minimal considering what I had done. The realization of no longer having gums that felt like frickin' tissue paper and finally correcting my bizarre gingival defect has been eye-opening. You don't realize what your mouth has been missing until it's finally healthy again! The difference has TRULY been life-changing and I feel like my mommy makeover has been completed with exceptional results. My only complaint? The stitches weren't available in neon pink or glitter (tee hee, just kidding!) There is simply no one else I would ever entrust with this type of periodontal work and if you're considering advanced periodontal treatment, you owe it to yourself to be treated by THE VERY BEST. :::Bend the knee::: :D

I have been going to them for years everyone- from Arlene…read moreat reception to all the dental staff- is pleasant and fun to be around I've never had a single moment of complaint

Always a friendly greeting from the entire staff! Dr. Klele…read moreis professional and friendly/soft spoken. Even though I dread going to a dentist, this office makes everything OK. Their fees are fair and the service is totally the best I have ever experienced at any dentists office. And I absolutely adore his newest dentist, that I had the pleasure of using her services on my last visit. ITS REALLY A GREAT OFFICE. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

They are really great and work quickly. I enjoy my time with them every single time. I always go to…read moreget my teeth cleaned and it works out perfectly

Dr. Rotunda has been my dentist for 30 years and he is my favorite - of all my medical providers. I…read morehave never had a bad experience with his care. You can count on kindness, respectful, high quality care. The rest of the staff has been carefully chosen to assure that all interaction with the office is consistently of the highest quality.

The worst drs office for scheduling. Their attitude is 'see you in six months I'm making money'…read moreI found the reception staff abrasive and uninterested. Not really unusual...especially in this town. Winded up finding a friendly dentist near my place in South Orange.

Does anyone want to go to an oral surgeon? Not I. That said, I had a a very good experience. Why?…read moreDr Blitz's staff put me at ease. She fully explained the procedure ahead of time. On the day of the procedure, everything went as expected, she did her job vey calmly and I, was glad when it was over. I only have two complaints: 1. I am still short after the procedure and 2. My hair continues to thin. Seriously, Dr. Blitz is excellent. Donald K.

I had several concerns about our experience with this practice, but I will focus on the issues that…read morewere most significant. Dr. Woke is pleasant, but throughout our interactions she made us feel rushed. I also found her explanations to be brief and incomplete, and I felt that concerns about my son's pain and recovery were often dismissed rather than fully addressed. My son had all four wisdom teeth removed. He was discharged with an anti-inflammatory medication but was not prescribed an antibiotic or a stronger pain medication. Approximately two hours after arriving home, he fainted while sitting at the dining room table, fell, and struck his head. His vital signs were low enough that an ambulance transported him to the emergency room for evaluation. Two days later, because his pain remained severe, I contacted the office to ask whether anything stronger could be prescribed. At that point, Dr. Woke prescribed Tylenol with codeine to help manage his pain. Two days after that, over the weekend, one side of my son's face became increasingly swollen and his pain escalated significantly. Dr. Woke examined him the following day and diagnosed a secondary infection at one of the extraction sites. The area had to be reopened and thoroughly irrigated. During the procedure, pus drained from the site as the local anesthetic was administered, confirming the severity of the infection. When I entered the room after the procedure, it was obvious how much pain my son was experiencing. I was disappointed by what I perceived as a lack of empathy regarding his condition. The initial plan appeared to be to send him home with antibiotics, and it was only after I specifically requested additional pain relief that Percocet was prescribed. I also asked when my son could safely return to work. Although Dr. Woke initially stated he could return immediately, she also advised that he should not lift more than 20 pounds for two days. My son works as a full-time automotive mechanic, making those restrictions incompatible with the physical demands of his job. I ultimately requested a work excuse extending his leave by three days, and that note was provided. Because my son missed six business days of work, he applied for short-term disability benefits and FMLA job protection. When the insurance paperwork was sent to the office, the office manager refused to complete it, stating that my son would not qualify because he was "not disabled." When I asked for clarification, I was told that because he could walk and talk, he was capable of working and it was up to his employer to provide accommodations. This was difficult to understand given that he had a documented postoperative infection, was experiencing severe pain, was taking prescribed narcotic medication that prevented him from driving, and was physically unable to perform the duties of his job as a mechanic. It was frustrating that the office declined to complete the paperwork based on its own assessment of his eligibility rather than allowing the insurance company to make that determination. Our experience left us feeling that communication, compassion, and patient advocacy were lacking. I understand that complications can occur after surgery and I do not fault the practice for the infection itself. However, I do expect clear communication, appropriate attention to pain management, empathy during recovery, and cooperation with necessary medical documentation. Unfortunately, those expectations were not met, and based on our experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

I am terrified of going to the dentist and have avoided going for the past four years, but I know I…read morecouldn't put it off any longer and since I pay into my insurance, why not use it. I had an amazing experience from start to finish. They put me at ease and everyone was so friendly and treated me with respect. My hygienist was very personable and very comforting because I told her that I suffer from severe anxiety and that I was very nervous. The front desk staff were all courteous to me and informative and of course the doctor was great when she came in to take a look at my teeth, I don't get the negative reviews on here because I had an amazing experience

That's the beauty of Yelp. This is all about MY experience, you are welcome to respond and then…read morereaders can make their own judgement. Thanks for your response but I disagree. Three members of my family have been to you. Myself, my 20 year old son and my wife who started her career as a dental assistant and knows a little something about dental work. You can point the finger back at the patient, their dental care and their previous dentist but I'm guessing most people would be interested to know that all 3 of us had work done by you that had to be redone within those 3 years. You call it unprofessional for the dentist to call out? I find it refreshing that a dentist wouldn't try to overlook work done by another dentist. Your description of how you handle your phobic patients and how things are great just wasn't my experience. I had a terrible experience with you, each of my visits I felt like you didn't listen and I was a pain. I was by the way as I noted in my original review, I just don't need to be made to feel that way. My last visit I asked for another shot to numb me and you huffed and puffed, gave me a shot and disappeared to treat someone else, leaving me sitting there. I found you to be not at all patient friendly, just my opinion. Again on your work, people can decide for themselves but work all three of us are having done is not covered by insurance, because they ruled they already paid for it.

My husband and I been patients of Dr. Kimowitz for over 10 years and have been very happy with the…read morecare we've received. From routine cleanings to root canals and crowns, we have always been very satisfied with our experience. I recently experienced a dental emergency and was in tremendous pain. Dr. Kimowitz was very concerned with making me comfortable as quickly as possible and was able to save my tooth and relieve my pain the same day. I returned a week later and he was able to complete the work and I left with a perfectly fitted crown. I highly recommend this extremely talented and engaging doctor and his entire staff.

Dr. Kimowitz is outstanding! His mom & dad both work there and they make you feel like part of the…read morefamily. The experience is always painless and Adam & his dad Hal are extremely talented., as are the hygienists. I actually love going to the dentist.