Dr. Abbott is a fantastic endodontist! Today, she took me as an emergency patient. She was so…read morekind, gentle, and helpful. She made sure I was comfortable through the entire appointment. I could not ask for a better doctor. I would highly recommend her office and especially Dr. Abbott!

Dr. Allyson Abbott is an outstanding endodontist who is both gentle and highly knowledgeable. I…read morewould highly recommend Dr. Abbott and her office for any root canal treatment or endodontic care. The procedure was extremely comfortable--I did not even feel the injection used to numb the area. I have experienced no pain or issues following my treatment. Her entire team is welcoming, professional, and friendly, creating an environment that immediately put me at ease. Thank you so much for such excellent care.

Dr. Greg Newman was beyond excellent. He did all 5 of my root canals and I never felt pain or had…read morecomplications. I wouldn't let anyone else do this procedure on me, I trusted him that much. Totally professional demeanor and a nice guy. Thank you Greg.

I can't believe that this practice would ever get any negative reviews! The offices are pristine…read moreand the personnel are friendly and competent. Today I had a root canal on a wisdom tooth, not easy. I have had many root canals over the years, and Dr. Greg Newman was the best practitioner by far. He explained everything before, during, and after. He repaired my tooth with precision, sensitivity, and a bit of humor, and went out of his way to be accommodating to me. Afterwards, he provided me with meds to reduce any possible inflammation ----and even called me that evening to check on me. One does not see this level of professionalism along with a caring attitude. It is so rare. So, I felt strongly about writing a glowing review.

Had the best cleaning from Asia today. My teeth never looked whiter. I'm a happy camper.read more

Had marked swelling of my gums. Called them and they saw me immediately. X rays shhowed a…read morefractured tooth and I needed an extraction. It was done immediately and painlessly. I'm writing this 10 hours after the extraction and all I need for pain relief is some ibuprofen. No bleeding at all. Great and rapid service. Drs Bandelac and Azulay are top notch.

Didn't take long to get an appointment. The dental assistant and Dr Terry did a great job…read more Everything done in one day. Thank you.

Dr Silberg is excellent in her professionalism and patient manner. i have had several root canals…read morefrom her and have been satisfied with the results. The front desk staff is very helpful and efficient. Booking appointments is seemless, however if you go to the Devon location make sure to call Wed on to get an appointment at the Wayne office. Phoenixville location is not as friendly or helpful.

Thorough scheduled cleaning! They take good care of my teeth!read more

BEWARE! Last year I was looking for a dentist in the area. Since this office was listed as 'in…read morenetwork' on my insurance company website, and was close by, I made an appointment for a cleaning and checkup. After arriving at the office I was asked to purchase dental insurance from the office. I took the paperwork to look it over, then went in for X-rays and cleaning. After finishing up, I was informed that I owed over $300. I said, but I have my own insurance. Was then told 'we don't accept any insurance'. First, no one indicated this to me either when I made my appointment OR when I arrived at the office. Second, as I stated, they were listed as an in-network dental office on my insurance company website. Now, I would think that a dental insurance that accepts 'no insurance' would state this on the phone, or certainly upon arrival for the appointment. Nope. The woman at the desk proceeded to BLAME ME for not telling her that I HAD insurance because if I had, 'none of this would have happened'. The woman at the desk - LISA - neglected to ask ME for my insurance when I arrived. In my opinion, any dental office that has a policy of accepting NO INSURANCE should make that crystal clear up front. Also, it was THEIR responsibility to remove their office name from my insurance website's list of in network offices. I did my due diligence and this office failed (miserably) to do theirs.. In the meantime, I found that this office has been accepting my sister's insurance for years, therefore the woman at the desk - LISA - lied. Like I said......BEWARE.

Awful place to go. Not a clean establishment either. I brought in a crown that fell out and they…read moreput it back in my mouth without even cleaning it first. The office won't call you back and will mock you over the phone. They might have been a good dentist office in the past, but something changed and they are terrible people. I wrote a bad review in the past and they kept me in the chair almost forcing me to change my review. I have ptsd now about him belittling me in the chair. Now I worry about how much more I will have to suffer and pay for my decision to do here.

I recently moved to the area and was in need of a new Dentist. I could not be happier. Everything…read moreabout my first visit/cleaning was beyond expectations. The front office people, the wonderful hygienist, the dentist I saw. They have impressively up to the moment equipment. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

The receptionist at this office is completely rude and unprofessional. The second I walked in her…read moretone was ill-mannered and hostile. I have gone to this office for 16 years and my interactions with this staff member makes me what to find a new dentist. My experience with the doctors and dental team was phenomenal.

This place is still one of the best dentist I've ever been too. Olga and Dr. Grant are both awesome.read more

Very nice office. Dr had excellent bedside manner. They really were gentle, caring and put you at…read moreease! Highly recommend!

Worst dental experience of my life, very dismissive, and overly cash conscious. Gentle Endodontic…read moreSpecialists (GES) was one of two locations my dentist referred me for a root canal. He explained that this would be a difficult task because of the tooth already being cracked. Based upon reviews I selected GES. My initial meeting was fine, but unusual. Before I could see the doctor I had to pay my co-pay. No worries. Then he needed to do a test that my insurance denied. Again, no worries. Bill me. Nope. They literally, not figuratively, brought a portable credit card machine to me while I was reclined in the dental chair and pay or be gone. I paid. The Dr. explained exactly what my dentist had said; that this would be a difficult procedure but he felt confident he could do it. I liked him. He had a nice manner as many of the reviews had noted. I agreed to have the root canal a few days later. I arrived for my procedure 15 minutes early. I was checked in and immediately required to pay the difference between what the Dr. charged and what my insurance paid. Not billed but paid on the spot. And it was a lot. I paid. I got right in on time, given novocaine, and told we would start in about 10 minutes. Very normal. I could see the Dr. through the doorway sitting at a computer. A few minutes in I began to cough. He heard me, stopped to see if I was Ok. And again I was told any minute now. But now never came for me. After waiting for 35 minutes I could feel the novocaine beginning to wear off slightly. No Dr. or Asst. was in sight, and none had checked in on me. I decided to leave. Upon reaching the lobby an Asst. stopped me. Where are you going? I'm leaving. Why? I am not a priority. Nearby I could see the Dr. with another patient explaining the same test to him I had the previous week. You're next. I don't believe you? IN MY OPINION, I had been forgotten about. I was not a priority. By now the Office Manager could see I was leaving. She approached and asked where I was going. I explained again and asked for a refund. She said insurance had already been billed. I said unbill them (yes, I know that is not a word) and refund me. I was refunded, including my original co-pay which I had to request separately. I have to give them credit for not arguing about this. (I had no issues paying for the test.) Finally, the Dr., who had been watching this going on from a short distance, finished with his patient and came over. He inquired and I explained for the third time that I felt ignored, forgotten, and not a priority. No apology was offered. He said I needed the procedure, had been given the novocaine, and I should stay. He still did not say he was ready. But by this time any confidence I had in him was completely and irrevocably gone. I notified my dentist, in person, about my experience. I also notified my insurance company. Now Yelp. And next BBB. The novocaine has worn off. My tooth hurts. But I feel I made the correct decision for me.