I've been a patent of Dr. Fiorentini for 30 years. I am now retired and don't have insurance. I…read morelooked on their website to see about the savings plan they offer. I was disappointed to find out that the prices on the website changed 2 years ago and they REFUSED to honor that price. This wasn't the first time I had billing issues so unfortunately I'm done.

Three talented dentists. They take great care of their patients, with full explanations along the…read moreway.

Dr Myrina is very gentle and caring. The office is modern and there is even a wheelchair ramp for…read moreaccessibility. The office is near the cornordia plaza so You can go shopping after your dental work if you needed to. Overall I'd recommend Dr Myrna.

Dr Myrna and her wonderful staff are a pleasure to deal with. Dr Myrna is very gentle, caring, and…read moreaccommodating. My 2 kids are terrified of dentists, last year I brought then to Dr Myrna and she made it a wonderful experience for both of them. They can't stop raving about Dr Myrna, they keep saying she is so nice and gentle. The office is top notch, very modern and a pleasure to sit and have work done as there are TVs both on the wall and ceiling to make your experience as relaxing as possible while watching your favorite show. Brenda displays outstanding customer service, I continuously ask her to follow up with the insurance for billing issues and she gladly addresses with a big smile. She makes it a warm and pleasant experience once you come in the door. I highly recommend Dr Myrna and her staff. Thank you Dr Myrna and Staff

Very good dentist! She's very gentle and is excellent at giving needles! I never even felt mine! I…read morealso had a root canal done yesterday and I'm feeling great today!

So, returned to Alpha Omega for my regular dental care. The practice includes general dentistry,…read moreextractions, tooth replacement, placing crowns and more.The office is cozy, warm and inviting. The TV there and in the treatment rooms show beautiful landscapes, oceans, mountains or a young expert chef preparing mouth watering dishes. Front office staff, especially Emi, are warm, affable and efficient. Other staff members, including the dental hygienist and Dr. Andrawes, herself, encompass the 4 Cs- confidence, competence, care and caring. It's generally not a pleasure to visit the dentist. This practice is an exception.

I am a survivor of sexual assault and currently live with severe anxiety, PTSD, and related…read moredisabilities. I receive weekly Spravato treatment under medical supervision. Due to my condition, some would probably recommend dental procedures where I can be put to sleep. However, there are no facilities in my area (jersey city) that provide sedation dentistry while also accepting my insurance. I have been dealing with ongoing dental issues for over three years and have made continuous efforts to find a provider who can accommodate both my medical needs and insurance. Many offices do not accept my plan, others have closed due to personal problems in their, and some such as Rutgers University, have waiting lists of five years or more . Your office is one of the only providers available to me that accepts my insurance and allows transportation through my plan. Being told that you are not comfortable performing a procedure that my insurance covers has added unnecessary stress and hardship to an already difficult situation. your response Clearbrook Advanced Dental Care (Owner) We genuinely empathize with the physical and emotional trauma you've endured. However, our dental facility lacks the necessary certification and capacity to treat individuals with your specific needs. While there are legal implications associated with treating you, our primary concern is your health. We would be more than willing to help you find a facility that better aligns with your requirements. Response to your Comment: I am responding to your comment to clarify my medical situation. My medical provider, who prescribes and monitors my Spravato treatment, has provided written documentation stating that I am medically cleared to safely undergo dental procedures using local anesthesia on the same day as my treatment. I have spent over three years trying to find a dental provider. Unfortunately, I have not been able to secure care elsewhere due to limited access--many offices do not accept my insurance, one have closed, and Rutgers University has extremely long waitlists. At this time, your office is the only option available to me that accepts my insurance and works with my transportation coverage. Since my last visit, my condition has worsened. I am now experiencing food getting trapped in my mouth, and it feels like there may be a hole forming near one of my teeth. This is causing increased discomfort, stress, and anxiety. I have submitted all required medical documentation and followed every step necessary for approval. Being denied care under these circumstances has caused additional emotional distress. I respectfully ask that you reconsider my case given the medical clearance and urgency of my condition.

Awesome Dr office very accommodating and professional. this Dr office goes out of their way to…read morehelp in any way they can. I would recommend Dr. Adibe at clear Brook dental to everyone.

I went in to get my cleaning done from start to finish it was a top notch job the receptionist was…read morevery pleasant to start with and the doctors explained the procedure before n during explaining what was happening also give me very useful advice to maintain my cleaning and what's best to use it was just a great experience they r now my new dental office

Profit Over Patients: A Deeply Disappointing Experience…read more This dental practice has left me questioning whether patient care is even a priority anymore, or whether everything has become a sales opportunity.   The practice abruptly stopped accepting insurance but told me they would honor my existing copays through the end of the year. Despite that assurance, I subsequently received an invoice for more than my agreed-upon copay and had to dispute the charge. That alone was frustrating enough.   Then came the sales pitch. When I arrived for a scheduled appointment, I was subjected to a hard sell for the practice's in-house insurance plan. First, the front desk staff worked on me. Next, Amanda, the hygienist, took her turn. Then Dr. Amanda Thompson was brought in to continue the pitch. What should have been a routine dental appointment felt more like being passed down a sales assembly line. Dr. Thompson subsequently left the practice, but the sales tactics apparently haven't changed.   Recently, my spouse went in for a scheduled cleaning and experienced the same pressure to purchase the practice's insurance plan. She was perfectly willing to pay the full price for her cleaning out of pocket. But because she did not purchase their plan, hygienist Amanda walked her out of the office, and the practice charged her a $100 no-show fee.   Let that sink in: she showed up for her scheduled appointment, was willing to pay for her cleaning, and left feeling so upset by the interaction that she paid the $100 fee.   How does a patient who actually shows up for an appointment end up being charged a no-show fee? I would like a clear explanation of that policy and why it was applied in this situation.   Taken together, these experiences paint a deeply troubling picture: disputed billing, aggressive sales pressure, and a punitive fee imposed on a patient who says she arrived ready for her appointment and willing to pay for her care.   Patients should not have to endure a sales pitch from multiple members of a dental team just to receive routine dental care. They should not have to wonder whether declining an insurance product will affect how they are treated.   A dental practice should earn patients' trust through quality care, transparency, and professionalism--not pressure tactics and billing disputes.   Are this practice's financial targets now more important than its relationships with loyal patients? We deserve better. I hope management takes a hard look at these policies and how patients are being treated, because this is no way to build lasting relationships or demonstrate that patient care comes first.

The front office staff which I believe is only one person is horrible, unprofessional, dishonest…read moreand lazy. They are not ever keeping the appointments. Even the ones that are scheduled weeks ahead. I had a discussion with this Drs office back in September 2021 to set up appointments for my family, I was advised to call the insurance and have them list as my primary so they can schedule my appointment. I went through Insurance to list them as my primary which was done by 1st week of October. Called the office scheduled appointments which were available for December 1st week for my family at different dates and times. Got a call in Nov 1st week saying that starting 2022 they wont be accepting my insurance and if I wanted to cancel my appointment, told them its ok I will do the yearly for this year with them and will find someone for next year. Got a call today 11/23 saying that Dr is not available on 3 different days and 3 different times my family's appointments are set for and they don't have any other appointments for any of us until our insurance runs out. At this time there is no way for me to get appointment at new dentist for this year. If ever anyone needs doctors office with unprofessional conduct & an incompetent practice be sure to contact them!!

Switched my entire family to him since he was in-network and was local. Terrible experience. He…read morewould not keep routine scheduled appointments. I mean cancelling the day prior after waiting months to see him, AND not making it up. Happened numerous times. Bizarre, I complained to the insurance company.

I called my previous dentist in excruciating pain from a cracked tooth…read more He told me he could not see me for three days as he was very busy. I called Dr Klerer and explained my problem and she made time for me that same day. The tooth was extracted and I have been using her ever since. Her whole operation in my opinion is first class and her staff are the greatest. Unfortunately I will be moving out of state in a few months and I only hope I will find a Dentist that I like as much as her. Scott B.

Dear Dr. Klerer, You…read moreare truly an exceptional dentist - not only highly skilled but also genuinely caring. I've trusted Monroe Smiles for decades for routine maintenance, and this recent major dental experience - getting a crown on my front teeth - was by far the most impressive. The result is simply incredible! What really sets your practice apart is the warmth and professionalism of your entire team: Donna, Casey, Shannon, Jill, Clarabel, and Doria - each of you made me feel well cared for and at ease throughout. If anything ever happens to this beautiful crown, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to come running back to your office and taken care. Thank you all so much for your outstanding care and kindness! With deep gratitude, Sanjay K.

Glad She opened her second office in my town, Monroe Twp NJ…read more We have been to her both offices Edison and Monroe. Excellent Dr. very knowledgeable staff, no rush in treatment, explains in detail. And best part is no hidden cost or back billing. You know everything upfront. Very high tech contemporary office..I wd definitely recommend her.

From the owner: Falguni Patel DDS @ Monroe Dental Studio values her patients and their needs. Our office utilizes…read moremodern designs and the latest dental technologies to provide a comfortable and relaxing setting for our patients. Conveniently located opposite to Forsgate Country Golf Club at 7 Centre Drive Monroe Twp. NJ

What to expect when visiting during CV-19 NJ Phase 2…read more Upon arrival, call the number listed on the door and wait in your car. You'll be asked a series of questions; Do you have a fever, cough, travel to hotspots, been around anyone CV-19 positive. They'll call you when they are ready for you. Upon entering, a forehead temperature scan. FYI, sitting in the car w/o AC in the summer months with a lid will elevate your temperature. If you are a bit warm, they will have you sit for a few minutes and then re-take your temperature. Once in the chair, you're given about 2 oz of hydrogen peroxide to swish in your mouth. X-rays are taken and then the cleaning. Cleaning is an OG scraping with medieval tools. No waterpik/jetstream is used to reduce airborne mist. Polishing is eliminated as well to reduce airborne mist, just flossing between teeth. All surfaces are sanitized before and after your session. IMHO, a dental visit is high-risk but Team Lambrinos adheres to procedures outlined by NJ for CV-19 safety guidelines. It's been several weeks after my visit and I'm well.

Very nice staff and quality care. However - felt very ripped off. They required the $281 payment…read morebefore starting the scheduled procedure (resin-three surfaces, anterior). The dentist asked if the tooth was sensitive - answer was no, so no shot. The dentist spent a few minutes (literally) roughing up the top surface of the tooth, then put on some bonding, dried it and then smoothed the top surface. Done! I asked if that was the three surface thing and he gave me the mirror. I thought he was going to give me a 50% credit against the prepayment. Well, I'm done with this practice.