Allentown Dental is the best. I've been coming here since around 2013, I believe. I started out…read morewith Dr. Weinman, who was my favorite dentist of all time (I have had about 12 dentists throughout my life). He had a fantastic bedside manner that put people at ease, was very gentle, and I liked that he never once tried to upsell me on procedures or treatments I didn't need. So, I was sad when I heard he was going to sell the practice, because I figured I'd never find another dentist who I liked. But then Dr. Korn came into the picture! I find her style to be very similar to Dr. Weinman. (Which makes sense, because if I am not mistaken, I believe he was her mentor?) Dr. Korn is fantastic. She takes time to answer questions, she has a gentle touch, and I trust her with pointy/loud tools in my mouth. She's done a fair bit of work on my teeth, including repairing a chip in between my two front teeth. I can hardly remember precisely where the chip was now, because it looks so natural and has held up to my (probably overly rough) flossing. There's great staff in this office, from the front desk to the hygienists. Cheryl, one of the hygienists, is wonderful. Great bedside manner, and she's also gentle. Plus, she is compassionate and nonjudgemental, which is important if you have any shame about the state of your teeth. Also, my husband has Lauren as his hygienist, and he absolutely loves the way she cleans his teeth. Bonus about this office: It is spotlessly clean and beautiful inside. Looks modern and upscale (but not pretentious), so that can help put you at ease. (You can know you're not going to be uncomfortable in some dingy old office with questionable stains on the carpet, dental chairs with weird odors, mouse droppings in the corner, and out-of-date dental equipment. I've been to a couple like that! LOL.)

It had been quite a while since I had last seen a dentist, let's just say that. I had noticed two…read moredifferent gray/dark areas on two of my lower teeth and was concerned about the little gap I could feel where the bottom of the tooth ended and where the gums began. First appointment was just an initial check-up and cleaning. The staff are all very friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed. I was a bit nervous about my next appointment though, where the doc would get rid of that decay and fill it over. Never had a cavity in my life, now I'm 43 and it's all coming apart!! I went in for the fillings and wow, let me tell you - #1, I didn't even feel pain from the lidocaine injections given to numb you all up for the actual procedure. Just a bit of pressure. #2, I felt absolutely nothing during the actual removal work. And no, half my face wasn't out of commission nor did I drool or speak very incoherently lol. I do not have insurance, so I was pleasantly surprised by their prices. 10/10 will return as long as I live in this area!! NOT RELATED TO THE PLACE OF BUSINESS, JUST AN OBSERVATION FOR PEOPLE WITH NERVOUS HABITS---- However, I will warn any people with nervous habits that involve chewing or biting on your lips: the total numbness is going to cause you blisters the next day. I noticed myself doing it soon after the appointment and thought "OKAY you're going to have to stop doing that..." but alas, by the next day I had a weird looking sore on my lip where I bite it, pretty subconsciously, until now. Luckily that healed quick. But that's my own damn fault.

Praise for Dr Schaefer skill can't be overstated! I walked…read morein with a cracked molar that I thought was a goner and Dr Schaefer fixed it with the most minimal discomfort. The whole office staff is excellent and professional not to mention friendly and welcoming.

This place is horrible they are just after big bucks. They don't accept Medicare or Medicareread more

When I have dental insurance, I've been coming here. I moved for a time and experienced another…read moredentist, which was totally great as well. After coming back here, I've noticed some changes. Yeah, they could update their office a bit - but if it works, it works. My issue is that, upon returning, I've had a newer dentist that doesn't have bedside manner. Very gruff, short and to the point, and not really explanatory. I can be alright with that if you're competent and good at your job. But, in the times I've been, it seems like he goes out of his way to activate my gag reflex. Yes, I have one and I warn people about it - but if you're in my mouth and then just start wriggling around, of course I'm going to gag. What was the reason for you to start doing that? And, if there is a reason, let me know - part of a gag reflex is a control thing. Also, if I've just gagged, don't ask if you can try again 10 seconds later - there's a process to gain composure and it takes time. I've worked with a bunch of dentists. The best ones operate on a consent model - "I'm going to do this now, okay?" is a very clear and powerful question. It makes the process easier and it is communicative. The hygienists here are usually pretty good. Friendly and probably trying to make up for the fact that they have someone who doesn't relate to patients well. Cleanings have been generally pretty good for me in the past few years. Quick, easy, and I'm out. I miss Dr. Burgler! Lastly, I sent in a payment a month ago yet got a reminder bill for the same payment. I'm pretty sure it's their office not processing the payment quick enough - not me having never sent a payment. So, how about a chill?

I've always been happy with Dr. Bob's - until today. Scheduling has been so difficult. I tried via…read morethe website & that doesn't work. No available appointments. Ugh!

TLDR - Dentists and Hygienists are great, the receptionist is not (don't go in early even if they…read moretext you requesting you to come in because you'll end up wasting that time in the waiting room)! I have been going to this place for the last 4 years and honestly, this is the first time I have had any issue with them. The blame goes to the receptionist because the dentists and the hygienists are actually very nice and considerate. The receptionist on the other hand, has no regard for people's time, is rude and does not own a mistake when she makes one. I had my appointment at 3 pm today. I get a message around 1:50 pm that my hygienist is free early and asking if I could come in sooner. I check my work schedule, talk to my boss and decide to go early to accommodate THEIR request. I text back saying I can be there by 2:40 pm and they reply saying OK. I get there and am asked to be seated. It is now 3 pm and I am upset that I had to get permission to leave early just to sit in the waiting area. I ask the receptionist what the point of asking me to come early was and she goes in to inquire. Apparently, even though they knew I was coming early, they gave another patient to my hygienist right before I arrived. I am not attended to until 3:10 pm so essentially I came in early for no reason. The hygienist was polite and apologized even though it is not her fault to be assigned a patient while waiting for me. On the other hand, the receptionist is extremely rude to me, does not apologize once and when I point out that they shouldn't have texted me when they weren't ready for me, all she says is "that was not our intention". Well, clearly it was because you CHOSE to assign another patient to my hygienist while knowing that I am on my way coming in early at your request. I am away from my work desk a lot more than I needed to be because of her and she takes no accountability. If the management sees this, I hope they talk to the lady at the reception so she doesn't treat anyone this way in the future.

My old night guard had started feeling off, so I brought it along to see whether it was still doing…read moreits job. The dentist checked the fit and made a small adjustment rather than pushing me toward replacing it, which I appreciated. The office was tidy and the staff had a pretty personable way of handling everything.

In a new place looking for a new dentist. I am very particular about my teeth and i make sure to…read moreget my cleaning every six months. Finding a dentist office with great staff and that keeps on-time appointments seems to be a very hard task these days. I think i may have found those qualities in D & D dental Atmosphere Set in a large house, before you step inside your not sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised to see a full front desk and waiting room and three separate rooms with dental chairs in the back. It was full of old school dental office charm. The entire place gave off a feeling of coziness. The equipment is not your modern day technology that dental offices are equipped with now days. The equipment is definitely reminiscent of 90's, manual teeth scaling tool etc. However, I'm a firm believer in its not what you have but how you do it and my dental hygentist knew how to use her tools. Staff Front desk The front desk women are awesome. They were friendly, welcoming, seemingly happy with their jobs. They were all the things that seem to be lacking in today's office staff. Service was quick and i had virtually no wait time to check in. Dental hygienist My dental hygentist was Selena. I freaking love her. She actually talked to me, it wasn't just all business, which i appreciated. She even talked with me while she was scaling my teeth which i appreciated since at times it was a little painful (its the dentist) and it helped keep my mind off what she was doing. Dr. Martinez He is a funny guy. Again like the his staff, he was totally about customer service. He welcomed me to buffalo and was eagar to talk about all the things the city had to offer. Experience The whole experience was great! I enjoyed everything this dental office had to offer right from the start. l will be back for my 6 month cleaning and i highly recommend D & D dental!

I have not been here in several years since leaving the area. During the time I frequented D&D…read moredental I found the staff to be efficient, friendly, and invested in their patients. Dr. Martinez genuinely cares about his patients also which does go a long way. His warm demeanor and acceptance of my insurance almost entirely for all procedures had me continue to go there despite the fact that waiting for anything other than a cleaning was often an hour or more beyond the appointment time. That being said, having now been removed for several years, but still seeing dentists regularly, flossing, brushing and getting regular cleanings all of the work I had done there has deteriorated. My crown wasn't sealed and caused the tooth beneath to decay leading to a root canal and infection--- an infection that has been in the tooth long enough to calcify the roots; the fillings have fallen out broken or needed replacing. Several teeth that have been worked on have had to be repaired. While I understand that the fixes and fillings aren't permanent or guaranteed, they have all simultaneously started breaking down and seems to be too coincidental.

Nice place and friendly staff. Emailed me the x ray results…read more Highly recommend this clinic!

This place is horrible they are just after all the loot in your pocket. They don't accept Medicare…read moreor Medicaid

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Wood and his team. I wish I could give this review a…read moremillion stars. After 14 years of struggling with chronic sinus issues, cystic acne, and inflammation, a CBCT scan showed several hidden jawbone infections from where my wisdom teeth were removed. Over the past year and a half, Dr. Wood has performed multiple cavitation surgeries and removed a root canal. It's been a little over 3 months since my final cavitation surgery and it has completely changed my health. I'm finally breathing clearly, I can sleep through the night, my skin is completely clear, and I feel like myself again. I have nothing but deep, genuine gratitude for Dr. Wood. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for truly saving my life. If you are reading this and looking for information like I was, you can read my full story at www.onehappykale.com https://onehappykale.com/2025/04/19/root-canals-chronic-sinus-cystic-acne/

The physicians, even the student trainees seem competent and caring. However the office practices,…read moreparticularly the phone protocols make this practice dangerously frustrating. In the two years I have worked with this practice, I have spent numerous hours waiting for office staff to pick up the phone. I am actually not convinced that anyone does answer. After repeated calls where the answering system times out and hangs up on me after 20 minutes waiting, I have learned that I need to drive to the office to speak to anyone. After a recent emergency room visit for a cardiac work up I was told to follow up with my primary care physician. Unable to make contact for 2 days, I have decided to change doctors.

Dr Samad to me is the best dentist ever! I totally trust her with my can and she takes all…read moreanxieties away.

I will absolutely never schedule an appointment here again. I took time off of work and because I…read moredidn't answer their confirmation call they canceled my appointment. I show up to my appointment and they said oh you never confirmed so we canceled it. Are you kidding me!!! I said I'd be there when I made the appointment and unless I call to cancel I'LL BE THERE!!! On top of that the receptionist went back and forth arguing with me on don't you have to confirm your appointments at other places...However this same place if you call to cancel the day before because your sick they won't let you. Horrible service!!!