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    Peter M. Rumack, DDS

    5.0 (9 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Don't come here! Dr. Zeylikman is the only dentist, but his nurses do most of the work. The actual…read moredental work he did on my son resulted in an infection just a week after to the point that his upper lip became inflated. Then his staff had the nerve to e-mail and call me for more money. When my husband came on 4/2/25, the price told him for the entire job, which just entailed 2 white crowns, 1 cap, and cleaning of 2 bottom teeth was $890; which he paid in full. At first the staff said $910, and then discounted it to $890 because if it was that price my husband would have chosen to go elsewhere. We never agreed to $1,850 for this job. Even if it were $910 we would have decided to go elsewhere. To charge $1,850 for 2 trips, the first of which took the dentist less than 1 hr and the 2nd trip taking less than half hour is ridiculous. Further, my daughter's cleaning, which we paid out of pocket in full the day of, this dentist had the nerve to request insurance to pay the same, claiming this bill was unpaid--double-billing.

    From the owner: At Little Tooth Pediatric Dentistry, we believe every child should look forward to their dental…read morevisits. With two convenient locations in Brooklyn and Queens, our modern, family-friendly offices are designed to meet all of your child’s dental needs in a welcoming, comfortable environment. Here’s what you can expect from our practice: Personalized approaches to ease dental fears and make every visit comfortable No wait times for appointments, plus weekend and evening availability Partnered with local surgical centers to safely care for kids who need sedation Expertise in special needs dentistry

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    3.8(81 reviews)
    1.7 miRichmond Hill

    Like all businesses and practices, there is always room for improvement. This update is really a…read more3.5 rating but because good medical professionals like good hairdressers are often hard to find + trust. 4 is more appropriate. Like many reviewers have wrote, the wait times has been increasing this is regardless if you come early, on time, or late. We have all been on occasion done so for any appointments, myself included. However, what is bizarre is sometimes the miscommunications at this office. Don't get me wrong, Dr. Sakhaee is pretty good. But I think and this is just me, if you schedule an appointment with a specific doctor, hygienist or whomever. If that medical professional isn't at the office, wouldn't you give the patient a courtesy heads up? Would you go to a substitute gynecologist if the person you have been going to for years isn't available on the day of your appointment? Would you trust your car to any mechanic? I would argue that the mouth/teeth is one of the most intimate areas where if you do find a doctor and/or hygienist that you have gone to and known for years. You would shutter trusting it to anyone else. And the two other times where I rolled the dice was as expected. Once was with a recent dental graduate (OUCH!) and the other was also less than stellar. My most recent roll of the dice I had to explain that due to previous experiences with poor hygienists, I now have PTSD from it and only book with my hygienist that I trust. I couldn't afford to reschedule so yet again I rolled the dice. This shouldn't be how coming in for teeth cleaning be where you book weeks, months in advance. But the fault here isn't the doctor nor the hygienist who wasn't available at the day of your appointment. The fault here is where the receptionists which seems to change guard every so often for one reason or another fail to let patients know ahead of time. Twice I had to reschedule until I couldn't because like most/all of us. We have work commitments or other commitments that needs attending too. And for that reason, now I'm forced to have to call in before my future appointments just to make sure my hygienist is indeed working that day. A lot of reviewers also mentioned overbooking slots. This happens in any industry including the airline industry. That is purely a business move and I am happy to see this practice thriving. I just feel that improvements should be made accordingly to the influx of more and more business. The waiting area while it is small, it was never meant to fit 15 people. It has always been that size. Though the waiting area may be exasperated by the overbooking of slots. Sometimes that can't be helped and you wouldn't want a lesser experience when you go to the dentist so rushing patients in and out isn't the answer here either not only for safety's sake. For now and for the past few years, I'd say Dr. Sakhaee's practice is still among some of the better ones in Queens and definitely around this neighborhood. I just hope improvements and tweaks for the better comes sooner rather than later...

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