I have been coming here for seven plus years. Dr…read more Stanton's dental hygienists do a great job with cleanings. I have had to have periodontal cleanings over the years and get them done here. No need to go to a periodontist. I also have had a crown put on here and had no issues since it was put on. The office is very good about sending reminders and calling. They also are great with finding me a new appointment when I've had to cancel mine.

I am writing this to warn anyone considering this office: do not go here. They permanently placed a…read morechipped crown in my mouth. When I brought up that something was wrong, instead of owning up to their mistake and fixing it, they gaslit me and tried to make me feel like I was crazy.A reputable dental office should take responsibility for their errors, not blame the patient or dismiss a clear, permanent defect. They completely refuse to own up to their own mistakes. Avoid this place if you expect quality work and professional accountability. If care credit doesn't see this defective work I will heading to small claims court.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Dr. Yani's office…read more I started treatment in September '25 for a few cavities. I had no pain before, but since receiving treatment, I developed constant sensitivity, pain when biting, inflammation, and radiating pain in my cheekbone. Not a single tooth she worked on is fully functional, and she removed so much from my bite that even soft foods often slip through when I try to chew. Because I've been eating only on the right side for over five months, my facial muscles don't work evenly, causing jaw pain that required acupuncture. I was advised to get ozone injections ($600), which didn't help, but I was encouraged to continue them. While dealing with these complications, I was offered elective services, told to extract a tooth on the opposite side(which would have made eating solid food nearly impossible), and criticized for my teeth alignment. There was no accountability for the issues I experienced. I spent thousands of dollars without improvement. When I decided to get a second opinion, I was told I'd have to pay for my records. I refuse on principle. Throughout all of this, my concerns were minimized, and I was repeatedly told to "be patient" and "stay positive." The principle of "do no harm" was not followed in my experience. I cannot recommend Dr. Yani.

I agree with all the negative comments here on yelp - STAY AWAY from this dental practice!! They…read moreare not holistic they are not biologic - all they want is your money and they got plenty of mine!! They are rude and take your money

Excellent care and available during the weekend. I had a crown break over the weekend and Dr Umit…read morewas able to see me on a Sunday temporarily fixing the immediate problem and replaced the crown the following Saturday. Perfect for my very busy schedule. Outstanding

Best dentist I've had in my almost 45 years. He will bend over backwards to get you a quick…read moreappointment to take care of your dental emergency. I have had to call Dr. Yigit for a quick crown reattach to a root canal to ease some serious tooth pain and he has always managed to get me in and taken care of. Do yourself a favor and make him your dentist, you will not regret it.

Been going to this dental office for over 20 years nice people and amazing staff thank you for all…read moreur help

My experiance all around was amazing from the front desk to sitting in the chair to meeting the Dr…read more They explained everything they were going to do to put me at ease . The quality of care was a 10 . I would highly recommend them!

Deceptive Billing Practices, Misleading Confirmations, and Predatory Quotes!…read more If I could give zero stars, I would. Before booking anything, I texted this office directly to ask if they take Anthem Blue Cross for cleanings AND a sleep apnea mouthpiece. Their text back was crystal clear: "We do! And we do all of the above." (Check the screenshot attached). Any dentist offering sleep apnea devices knows these mouthpieces are covered under medical insurance, not standard dental insurance. They knew full well what I was asking for, yet they told me they covered it just to get me through the door. Are they that desperate for patients? I drove 45 minutes each way (an hour and a half round trip) for this appointment. It was only after they brought me back and put me in the chair that the dentist dropped the bomb: they don't actually bill medical insurance at all. To text-confirm "we do all of the above" under my insurance beforehand and then admit in the chair that they refuse to file medical claims is a blatant bait-and-switch. Instead, the dentist. last name Lapin, tried to play it off like no dentist bills medical insurance (only retired ones with nothing better to do), then pitched me an outrageous $5,000 to $6,000 cash price out-of-pocket. That is more than double what these custom devices normally cost. Luring someone into an appointment with false promises on insurance just to try to trap them into a massive cash bill in the chair is completely predatory. When I called them out on wasting my time, they were smug and dismissive. They waived the consultation fee, but didn't even bother to offer a basic apology for wasting almost two hours of my day and gas money due to their own line of BS. Do not trust what this office tells you over text or phone just to get you booked and in the door. Save yourself the headache and go to a real dentist who actually knows what they're doing and isn't incompetent, overpriced, rude, and arrogant.

Just had a complete and extensive periodontal cleaning by Mira. She made my teeth feel sparkling…read moreclean as my tongue glides over them. She found a couple of questionable pockets which needed addressing. She put Arestin into them - an antibiotic to kill any bacteria. It took seconds to administer and she kept me abreast of everything she was doing. I have a new appointment in 3 months. I feel that Mira is very adept at what she does and I refer her to anyone needing an excellent hygienist.

A Dentist with 37 Years of Experience Reviews the Exceptional Care He Received from Dr. Nickolas…read moreFakhoury D.M.D. As a retired dentist with 37 years of practice, I've worked alongside many colleagues and evaluated thousands of cases. From my own group practice up north to the dental labs where I collaborated with technicians, I've seen the full range of dentistry--and I can confidently say that Dr. Fakhoury is among the very best I have ever encountered. He truly has hands of gold. After retiring to the Delray Beach area, I would usually return up north to my previous home for checkups and treatment with one of my former partners. But when I recently fractured a tooth that required a root canal, my endodontist in Florida referred me to Dr. Fakhoury. From the very first call, his staff was courteous, efficient, and accommodating. Meeting him in person, I found him professional, compassionate, and gentle. Most patients judge dentistry by comfort alone--"it didn't hurt." That is important, and yes, he made my entire procedure completely pain-free. But as a dentist, I know the true measure of quality lies in the precision of the work. The tooth I fractured left a very challenging situation, yet Dr. Fakhoury's preparation was textbook perfect. When the crown was delivered, it fit flawlessly--no adjustments needed. That level of skill is rare, even among highly experienced practitioners. Dr. Fakhoury combines technical mastery with kindness, efficiency, and genuine care for his patients. I can say, without hesitation, that he is one of the finest dentists I've seen in my 37 years in the profession. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking dental care. Dr. Nicolas Fahkourn D.M.D. exemplifies the highest standards of the dental profession.

For the first time in my life I really needed a dentist! I cracked a molar a week ago Friday and…read moregot a referral from a dear friend of mine who is also my insurance broker. I had no pain thank goodness so I wasn't in a rush but I was in a pinch as I have been blessed to never have had a cavity in my 55 years on this planet! The referral was for Dr. Nicolas Fakhoury in Delray! ! Fantastic! Friendly staff, clean office, answered any questions I had with patience and got me in and out in about an hour! If you're looking for a dentist look no more!!!!

DO NO TRUST DR. CRESPO!!! Had to have a tooth extracted, had standard xray and was told that I…read moreneeded a panoramic xray (noticed that the former restroom now has the panoramic machine). I've had teeth extracted without panoramic xray (probably a new profit center). I was told to wait while a staff member figured fees: Surgical removal of implant body $1,092.00 Misc. 14.00 Guided tissue regeneration 662.00 Bone replacement graft 557.00 $2,325.00 Paid for xray and bolted out. The next day the office called and said that they would do the procedure $ 1,200. DO YOU THINK YOU CAN TRUST Dr. Crespo??????

Went in to a have a tooth removed receptionist came in to room and advised it would be over $900…read morefor simple removal. I was about to leave then she said how about $800 I was in pain and did not know better. Tooth was pulled and when I got home I started calling around and the highest I got was $400. Will never go back as they rip you off !!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you feel like paying 2 to 3 times what it should cost then go there!!! I dispute the charge with my credit card company.

Thank you for wonderful treatment above and beyond. Traveled to you because of the reputation you…read morehave earned. Completed all procedures in 2 visits with no pain and superb quantity. l will recommend you to all my friends. When I smile your work speak for itself!

1/5 -- Extremely Concerning Billing Practices and unnecessary treatment…read more . My negative review is not about the quality of her dental care. Unfortunately, my experience with the front desk and billing practices has been completely different and has left me extremely disappointed and concerned. The front-desk employee was extremely aggressive about collecting large amounts of money upfront rather than charging what would ultimately be my appropriate patient responsibility under my insurance. What makes this even more upsetting is that she specifically represented to me that the amount she was collecting was the amount my insurance company told her I had to pay. I trusted that statement because I believed the dental office had verified my benefits with Anthem. For my crown, I was required to pay $960.60 upfront -- $460.60 electronically and $500 in cash. I was also charged $208.80 for deep cleaning service. With information from the dentist that I need because of unhealthy gums ( find out with other dentist that I don't have infection or disease in my gums) When I later received my Anthem Explanation of Benefits, I was shocked. According to the EOBs, my responsibility for the crown and core build-up was $493.50, and my responsibility for the deep cleaning was $151.20. Those amounts were substantially less than what the office had collected from me. When I questioned the office about why I had been required to pay so much upfront when my insurance showed a much lower patient responsibility, I did not receive the refund I requested. Instead, I was told that the crown cost more because a "stronger material" had been used and that I had signed treatment documents. I want to make something very clear about those documents. Some treatment plans I signed involved future proposed treatment, including two implants and replacement of some veneers. I specifically told the front-desk employee, Joan, that I could not afford those treatments at that time. I even asked her, "Why do I have to sign these treatment plans when I already told you I cannot afford to do them right now?" She explained to me that my signature was only to document that she had explained the proposed treatment and how much it would cost if I decided to proceed in the future. I never proceeded with the two implants or the proposed veneer replacements. What happened afterward concerned me even more. Approximately three months after the original service, I received another Anthem EOB showing a separate $1,155 claim involving the same tooth and the same original date of service, this time coded as D6999 -- "Unspecified Bridge Procedure." Anthem showed $0.00 patient responsibility for that claim. I find the timing of this additional claim extremely suspicious, especially because it appeared after I had questioned the office about why I was charged so much more than the patient responsibility shown by my insurance. I cannot state why that additional claim was submitted or conclude that it was submitted to cover up an overcharge. That is precisely why I have asked Anthem to investigate the provider's billing, coding, payment collection, and complete claim-submission history. My advice to anyone using this office is simple: do not assume that an upfront amount quoted by the front desk is necessarily your final insurance responsibility just because you are told that your insurance company provided that amount. Ask for everything in writing, request an itemized estimate, keep every receipt, obtain copies of everything you sign, and carefully compare your payments against your EOB when it arrives. based on my personal experience with the front desk's aggressive upfront collection practices, the refusal to resolve what I believe is a substantial overpayment, and the subsequent additional claim that I am now asking Anthem to investigate, I cannot recommend this office.