DOCTOR ERSING IS BY FAR THE WORST DOCTOR I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. He is rude, mean, says horrible…read morethings (my cousin has a eating disorder and he told her just to eat), and has zero humility for anyone. My friend was going through some serious issues with mental problems and we needed help but Dr. Ersing told us "there is nothing I can do". Do not go to this man! He's a horrible Doctor!

I have been a patient here for years. I am always treated with respect and the staff is great…read more especially Jane. Dr Ersing is awesome always very honest and gives good advice. Thank you for all you have done . David

I have never written a negative review before, but my experience with this practice warrants it…read more In March 2026, I saw Dr. Pullano, who performed a biopsy of my tongue. When I later called for the results, I was told it showed a precancerous lesion. During that conversation, Dr. Pullano presented me with two options: return every three months to monitor the area, or pursue laser treatment. I chose the latter. She made a referral to Brigham and Women's Hospital for the laser procedure but was unable to answer basic questions about the treatment itself, including how many treatments would be required, whether it was painful, what recovery would involve, or other information a patient would reasonably need in order to make an informed decision. Shortly afterward, Brigham and Women's informed me that they did not, in fact, offer the laser treatment. I then called Massachusetts General Hospital, Tufts Medical Center, and a physician affiliated with Massachusetts Eye and Ear--all to no avail. I called the office again requesting another referral to Brigham's, assuming they would have more resources and knowledge of available treatment options. The person I spoke with asked whether I wanted to be referred to Tufts. I explained that I did not know which oral care center was most appropriate, and asked that they consult with Dr. Pullano and make a referral based on her clinical recommendation. I was also told Dr. Pullano would call me back. No referral was ever made, and I never received a call. Over the following weeks, my calls to the office went unanswered. On two separate occasions, I was told Dr. Pullano would call me back by the end of the day. Both times, no call was received. I also left messages for both the assistant manager and the manager, none of which were returned. It ultimately required me driving from Boston to Lynn in person before the receptionist contacted the manager, Jeff Bazille, in their Peabody office, who then agreed to look into the matter. When he finally called me back the following day--now in May--he was unapologetic, apathetic, and at times condescending. He essentially repeated the same unsuccessful efforts I had already made to locate the laser treatment elsewhere, only to confirm again that it was no longer available. No meaningful guidance, referrals, or alternative treatment options were offered. Most concerning was that I had to suggest he consult with a more senior oral surgeon regarding other possible treatment options. As a patient told she has a precancerous lesion in a less commonly understood area, I should not have had to navigate this level of uncertainty and care coordination on my own. As a social worker, I could not help but reflect on how concerning this experience is in a community like Lynn, which serves a richly diverse population, including many residents who may face language barriers. My on-going difficulty obtaining timely follow-up care and clear communication raises concern for other patients who may be navigating additional barriers. I sincerely hope this practice improves its communication, follow-up, and patient advocacy moving forward.

I'm very sorry that other patients have had negative experiences here... It's been the opposite for…read moreme. I won't go anywhere else. Well.... due to a fall I'd had unfortunately I needed to return far too soon. My appointment was yesterday. When I walked into the Lynn office it was clear to see that there was standing room only. Not an issue because when it was the actual time for my appointment I was brought in on time. saw Dr Jurgens for what in doing the math my 3rd time? Cheerful in greeting me, she noted my last visit in September of last year. I said....yes, but I'm back way too soon! Her response was - it's going to be alright. It's unpleasant but we know that people don't come here because they want to. She and staff obviously keeps notes. She brought up how past visits were handled, took a look at the problem & within minutes I had a plan of care. Then 2 prescriptions and instructions. All correlated quickly & perfectly. She even walked out to the waiting area. I can understand why shes quick. .this is a busy practice and she needs to be. People are usually in extreme pain and usually need extractions. It can be very traumatic. It's probably best to be quick & just get it over with.

YOU ARE MISSING OUT if you don't receive your dental care here! When I tell you I am the most…read moreanxious human on the plane, I'm not lying. Dr. Kamari and the girls here are incredible. He's EXTREMELY patient, knowledgeable, and kind. He will always look out for your best interest physically and financially. I have zero lack of trust coming here and know I'm in good hands. I'd put these people in my will at this point for how good they've been to me. Front desk staff is super sweet and helpful with my 9 million insurance questions. Every hygienist is amazing. LOVE LOVE it here-check them out

It was my first time visiting Four Corners Dental for a cleaning and exam. I met Dr. Moutevelis,…read moreDenise and Kristin and all of them were WONDERFUL! The new patient onboarding process was simple and smooth thanks to Kristin. The hygienist, Denise, asked me about my medical past, if I had any previous anxiety with dentists and more before she started to do any work on my teeth. That's the type of visiting experience I've always wanted, they really showed how much they cared. My time with Dr. Moutevelis was brief as it was an exam but he was very kind and based on what his dental team said he always makes sure he is putting in 110% with his patients' dental work. He is someone I know I can go to when I need work done. There was also NO shaming or blaming. I'm someone who has always been prone to cavities, other dentist offices have made me feel bad in the past for not trying hard enough to keep cavities and tartar away. However, at Four Corners, the atmosphere was remarkably SUPPORTIVE and ENCOURAGING. They embraced my current dental journey, fostering a positive environment as I strive to enhance my overall dental hygiene. After my exam was over I was handed a bag of dental hygiene items to bring home. For once I'm actually excited to be heading back to the dentist soon for the work that needs to be done!

They made a terrible work that had to refund. It took months, asking me to go back for weeks and…read morethe final work was absolutely an horror, according other dentists. And there is much more. One star is something they really do not deserve, they deserve a legal suite for malpractice. Stay away.

Great place to go get dentist work in any capacity . Very friendly people there, always a clean…read moreenvironment and they are very timely with appointments as well.

Best practice, Best staff, Best experience. Everything about the office and staff are superior…read more Very welcoming office

Great experience with Dr. Varinos and the hygienist Mary. They kept me comfortable and happy!read more

Dollars signs$$$ Beware!!!…read moreFelt like just a number. Not much of bed side manner or compassion. Quick for your money. Little disappointed

Advanced surgical. I had a tooth removed. The office was…read moreclean and very calming atmosphere. The front desk staff were very friendly and kind. Nicki the dental assistant was amazing, calm relaxed and made me feel comfortable. Dr. Jeong was very professional. Skilled with his work. Very kind and reassuring. Dr. Jeong took the time to make sure I was comfortable and that I would not experience unnecessary pain. Extraction was done with precision and no pain. I have had teeth removed elsewhere and have never had this type of experience. Wonderful caring Dr. and team. Highly recommend.

Dr Rosen's office is easy to get to and park. Entering the office you are greeted right away and…read moreescorted to the procedure room without waiting! Billie, the hygienist is very thorough with a gentle hand. Dr Rosen then comes in to check ! Couldn't be happier with the office, service and professionalism. See you again in 6 months

If you are seeing Dr. Rosen for an oral appliance to treat sleep apnea BEWARE....When I first saw…read morehim my teeth were in a very good position. During treatment my lower teeth very slowly, over time, moved forward and moved apart. At each appointment he asked if I was performing the "morning jaw repositioning" to which I replied "yes'. Over the course of his treatment my over jet and overbite numbers were going down at each visit. At each visit he did not mention that my TEETH were moving, he only questioned me as to if I was doing JAW repositioning. Because of this I believed that the problem with my decreasing overbite was the jaw positioning. I did not realize that it was actually my teeth moving. It got to the point that my bottom teeth moved forward so much that they were meeting the top teeth edge to edge having NO overbite. This is abnormal and damaging to teeth. I have had to spend roughly $4000 on orthodontics to correct the problem caused by his treatment. You will have to sign a waiver before you begin treatment that says basically he is not financially responsible for tooth loosening or moving that may occur in treatment. PLEASE if you go with Dr. Rosen for an appliance, have your regular dentist closely monitor the position of all your teeth. If Dr. Rosen had told me that my teeth were moving and headed for damage, I could have stopped the treatment and gone back to CPAP before the damage was so extensive. An oral appliance is a good alternative if you cannot tolerate CPAP. Just be very careful and be pro-active if your teeth move even a little. You do have other options for treating sleep apnea. FYI : Dr. Rosen is advertised as a Sleep Apnea Oral Appliance Specialist... I went to him because I believed he would be the best at dealing with oral appliances.....I was wrong..

I'm writing this as a very dissatisfied patient who is currently in pain, extremely pissed off, and…read moreready to blame my dentist for it. my review isn't actually on Dr. D...I was seen by her partner. Unfortunately I have to post this under Dr. D's name because that dentist isn't listed on yelp. That dentist gave me 3 fillings - a temporary filling for a molar that she expected would need a root canal treatment (should have been a red flag already!), a permanent one for another molar on the opposite side, and the last permanent filling I'm ever going to get from her that is the cause for this review To summarize very quickly, Filling #1 = F for Failure. Filling #2 = F for Failure. Filling #3 = FFFFFF. My story is long...it may be gross. and I'm brutally honest. I had a hole in my tooth. Food got stuck in it. It hurt. I scheduled an appointment to see Dr. D after reading stellar reviews online. The weekend before my appointment the pain escalated, so I decided I needed to be seen sooner. Got squeezed in a day earlier...but not with Dr. D. Not-Dr.D looked at my xrays. Said I'll probably need a root canal, but don't do root canals. Not-Dr.D can do a temporary filling though, and I can check back in 4-6 weeks. If I'm okay then, temporary filling can be made into permanent. I got my hopes up. I got the temporary filling. Not-Dr.D closed up the hole, the pain I had before disappeared, and I didn't have to stick a pick down my tooth to dig food out of it anymore! I was happy...for about a day. Next day I noticed a gap between my teeth that made my gums hurt. I remember thinking...this is temporary, eventually I'll get it fixed and everything will be fine! But of course, things are never as simple as you wish them to be. As the pain came back, another hole opened up, this time on the opposite molar. Again, food got stuck. It hurt. I made an appointment. Second time is usually better right? not in my case...this time, Not-Dr.D decided a permanent filling would do the trick. I was esctatic. I thought: Permanent is good! ...no, permanent is not so good. Not-Dr.D's trick made it worse than before. Every time I chewed on that side it felt my tooth was going to fall off. One day and two half-hearted meals later I saw the real Dr. D about it. Dr. D herself was straight with me, no monkey business... one look at my Xrays and she knew that both teeth need root canals. that should've been the end of it. But my strong belief in second chances (aka stupidity) only served to dig my own grave a little deeper... because I had gotten my "game plan" and scheduled two more appointments after my last visit, I went back this Wednesday to get a third cavity filled. I'm hurting so bad right now...I want to die. I have a HORRIBLE I can't even think straight want to cut my jaw out kind of %"&*@!#" ache couldn't even sleep last night and am expecting another sleepless night tonight most likely I'll be needing a third root canal. I should have been referred to an endodontist on Day 1. I really like Dr. D but she needs to reassess her partner's professional judgment or risk losing patients she doesn't see herself I'm so messed up physically, emotionally, and financially now I know I'll be losing lots of sleep over this

I love Dr D! I've been a patient for over 20 years and…read moretotally satisfied with the entire staff. My children go here as well, it's very kid friendly. I've had lots of different procedures and they've fit me in for appointments on short notice.