I have had 5 dental implants done by Dr. Cutler and I'm pleased with all of them. I'm due to have…read moremy 6th one done by Dr. Cutler in November. I have recommended Dr. Cutler to my sister and she is also very happy with her dental implant. Dr. Cutler is the best! Dennis C.

DR. Cutler is helpful and personable. His staff is very kind. It was much easier to get an…read moreappointment with him than other periodontists. I had two implants done. Dr. Cutler and his staff were quick and efficient. I had only minium pain, which was much less than expected. I recomend him highly.

Loved Gwynedd Dental until the practice was sold and they are disrespectful pushy threatening and…read morejust all around not nice people Still love Dr. Sachs but his office staff sucks

Have been going here for a few years along with other extended family members. Every tooth that…read moreDr Sacks worked on turned into a root canal , and I've had multiple . After talking to family members that see him they have all said the same thing. After talking to friends and co workers this is not normal. The staff turnover has become ridiculous along with the arguing you can hear going on in the office . Steer clear and find a more conservative dentist that won't butcher your teeth

When I discovered I had deep periodontal pockets, I went into full research mode. Most…read moreperiodontists I found had either horror stories in their reviews or a mixed bag I wasn't willing to gamble on. Not with what I now know is at stake. Here's why this mattered so much to me: I recently learned I have elevated Lp(a), a genetic marker for cardiovascular risk. One in 5 people have it and most don't know because doctors don't routinely test for it. And the bacteria that thrive in deep periodontal pockets, Porphyromonas gingivalis and Fusobacterium nucleatum, are directly linked to the same things that could kill me. Research has found P. gingivalis in the brains of Alzheimer's patients and in arterial plaque in 100% of cardiovascular disease patients studied. F. nucleatum has been identified in colorectal cancer tumors. These bacteria cause systemic inflammation, which is the last thing someone with genetic cardiovascular risk needs circulating through their body. And research shows that traditional scaling and root planing alone can leave 15% or more of bacteria behind in deep pockets and dentinal tubules. For someone like me, that wasn't acceptable. A note to anyone reading this: Lp(a) significantly increases your lifetime risk of heart attack, stroke, and aortic valve disease. You can't lower it with diet or exercise. It's not included in a standard lipid panel. If you don't know your number, ask for the test. It could save your life and change how you approach your entire health, including your dental care. Because if you have this marker, bacteria hiding deep in periodontal pockets aren't just a dental problem. They're actively increasing your already elevated cardiovascular risk. So I did what I do: I researched. Extensively. I wasn't just looking at reviews. I dug into Dr. Hatam's entire background. Where she studied, where she trained, her credentials, her approach to periodontal care. I was willing to drive far outside my area if I had to. But Dr. Hatam checked every box. And then she exceeded my expectations before I even walked through the door. I left an after hours message expressing urgency, and she personally called me back while the office was closed. That one gesture told me everything about her ethics and her genuine concern for patients. Most doctors wouldn't bother. She did. I explained my concerns, and Dr. Hatam didn't dismiss me or rush me. She listened, truly heard me, and agreed to perform a laser assisted deep cleaning to maximize bacterial elimination. The day of my procedure, I was filled with anxiety. Dr. Hatam dismantled that anxiety with a combination of professionalism, genuine care, and (I have to mention this) a sense of humor. She read me perfectly, knowing I was the type of patient she could joke around with, even poke a little fun at, to put me at ease. And it worked. She has this warmth that she just exudes. One of those rare people you meet in life and intuitively know is good to the core. Her bedside manner is matched only by her expertise. You feel genuinely cared for, not processed. She naturally puts you at ease in a way that can't be taught. Here's the thing: Dr. Hatam doesn't need my review. Her portfolio of five star reviews (she has a couple hundred on Google) speaks for itself. But I'm writing this anyway because when you find a doctor like this in life, you hold onto them forever. And you tell other people. As for insurance? Most plans cover at least a portion if not all of periodontal treatment, and Dr. Hatam's office will submit the bill to your insurance. But honestly, even if mine covered nothing, I wouldn't care. Getting rid of cancer linked, dementia linked, inflammation causing bacteria is priceless. If I could go back in time and tell my non flossing self (yes, I'm embarrassed to admit I was never a flosser) what we now know about the oral microbiome, that it's just as important as your gut microbiome for overall health and cancer prevention, I would. But I can't turn back time. What I can do is take action now, and Dr. Hatam made that possible. Find her. Keep her. You won't regret it.

I'm not sure there could be a more perfect and professional dental organization out there. After a…read morelifetime of various dentists, periodontists and surgeons having found this wonderful place has been a godsend. Dr Hatam is beyond the best. I hesitate to write this in fear of letting the secret out.... But it's so well deserved. But on top of just the exceptional care; every single person that works in this office is an A player. From the front desk to the dentists and hygienists they are all the best. Ask for Nicole as well, she rocks!

Every one is saying how great the staff is I would like to know about how the denture implants are…read moreand does it make a difference in your eating without have that denture plate in the roof of your mouth please somebody that's what I would like to know thank you it would help so many

I went to the Philadelphia Welsh Rd. location. My periodontist was Jonathan Friedman. He was…read morefriendly, funny, and easy to work with. He explained everything in detail about the the implant procedure before I had it done. It was quick and painless. He is very precise and great at what he does. The rest of the staff is also quite nice and helpful. They really help put you at ease. The office has pretty decent hours and can usually work with your schedule, if you need to be squeezed in early in the morning or later in the evening. They communicated really well with my dentist, to make sure all my records were in order, and everyone did their part correctly. Dr. Friedman also helped modify my mouth guard after the implant procedure (otherwise it would have been useless), which I appreciated. I hope I don't have to go back to a periodontist any time soon, but would definitely return here if I needed something done!

Dr. Vayner was the best of the best. She was very thorough & spent the time going over everything…read morewith me. I needed to have #19 molar extracted & had zero pain afterwards & no complications. Everyone there was very nice & lovely to be around. I was concerned about a few things in regards to an underlying medical condition I have so she checked to see where the nerves were ahead a time then reassured me she would be very careful & gentle. Dr. Vayner sure did a phenomenal job & has an amazing bedside manner & is sweet & very pleasant. The front desk staff was very good and got me on the schedule quickly & they were all very nice & professional. I highly recommend coming here for any & all periodontal & dental surgeries. I've already given her card to a few people. This kind of care is worth every penny because you can't find this kind of care anywhere. I highly recommend them.

Dr. Levin does a great job but he's too expensive and does not take insurance, at least not when I…read morewas seeing him. I could have bought 2 cars with the money I spent at his practice. Don't get me wrong I'm grateful but he needs to be more affordable. The whole implant industry needs to be regulated, from the general dentists who take a weekend class and then begin performing implants to the dental school professors who are paid big bucks to teach these classes. And when the weekend educated dentists screw up patients are then forced to see experts like Dr. Levin.

Superior quality care. Wonderful staff. Dentists provide state of the art treatment. You cannot…read morefind better care in Eastern Montgomery County.

Dentist is fabulous. The billing and office - horrible. I…read moreunderstand they have one good person in there but i got to deal with the other one. She made me call my own insurance to see what's covered, then told me i'd have to come up with $1200 cash or 2 easy payments of $600 well that's not easy for me especially around Christmas time. Also she billed my mother wrong so i guess i have to check my bills??? I'm trying now to find another dentist :-(

I was a patient for many years but had to find a new periodontal doctor because they stopped taking…read moremy insurance Negative ratings when you get notified of the insurance change the day before the appointment Very unprofessional IMO otherwise a competent practitioner

I needed two areas of my mouth worked on. I had braces as a kid and it left me with two areas of…read moregum disease on the front of my back teeth. Food kept getting stuck there. I called them my snacking teeth (ick). Dr. Larrazabal did two surgeries that were pretty intense. She had to add bone to each area and stitch me up. It hurt. It was supposed to hurt. Two days later and I was feeling pretty good. I knew that it would be worth it i the end. The staff called to see how I was doing. That was nice. Two months later and the area is still a little sore, but soooooo much better. No more snacking teeth! What will I do when I get a little peckish in the pm?! D'oh!