Easy-going, wonderful experience everytime. I highly recommend this dentist to everyone.read more

The office has been newly renovated in a modern style and is fully equipped with state-of-the-art…read moremedical equipment. It was a great experience. Doctor and Staffs are good and take care of patient

Kunnel Denistry is the best in Chicagoland! Joseph and…read moreJessie specialize in General Density and Orthodontics so you can kill 2 birds with one stone. Extremely fast, easy to schedule appointmets, and grade A in service. If you are looking for a teeth cleaning, rootcanal, or veneer/cap look no further! I moved to Chicago and needed to find a dentist who took my health insurance and could work with my hectic work schedule and this place was perfect for me. The staff is extremely friendly and accomodating to your scheduling needs. I have had no trouble seeing Dr. Jessie Kunnel for my emergency check ups, she was fast and very educational on my check ups and what I need to do on a routine basis. LOOK NO FURTHER, THIS SHOULD BE YOUR DENTIST!

Very unprofessional! During each procedure Dr. Kunnel constantly talks about her personal issues…read moreand things to her assistant right across her patient's face... When I go to a dentist, I want quiet! it's a nerve-wracking experience as it is and I don't want to get a headache on top of it... And every time I went there, I have walked out pissed, annoyed and with a headache... Customer service is AWFUL-- when you come in, no one updates you on how long you'd have to wait before you are seen.... If you have an appointment at 10 am, be prepared to wait 30 min to an hour and no one will come up to you and update you on what's going on or how much longer it will be... The prices are pretty high as well considering the experience. I would never go back there!!!! It's like a horrific episode of "Gossip Girls" there! Absolutely RIDICULOUS! This place is 5 min away from my home and after this experience at Dr. Kunnel's office, I am willing to travel 30 min to be seen by another dentist where everyone is very pleasant, attentive, considerate with a wonderful customer service skills. I feel that the dentist is actually concentrating on what he is doing instead of running his mouth like Dr. Jessie Kunnel likes to do... HORRIBLE!!!!!

Just a down-to-earth and kind individual. and kind individual…read more Does not try to up so you on various rinses, screenings or related treatments. Examines Diagnosis And Treats usually in one or two viisits

I can't understand why reviews that are obviously not about Dr. Edidin, whose office is in Skokie,…read moreIllinois. If you check the cities where the reviewers live, anyone can see that this kind and ethical dentists is not who they are reviewing. I had some major work done by this kind man, pre the Covid 19 era, and he always did a quality job. And now that I have had my booster vaccination, I will be returning for a checkup, and probably more major work because of neglecting my teeth during the pandemic. Yelp, fix this!!! Make sure your reviews end up on the correct accounts and don't defame people who don't deserve to be maligned.

I've been a patient at New Age Dental for years, and I truly believe it's important to visit the…read moredentist, even if it's not the most enjoyable experience. That's why I highly recommend New Age Dental. From Dr. Koko to everyone else, I've received the best care imaginable. To illustrate their kindness and flexibility, yesterday, while I was comfortably waiting in the waiting room, an elderly woman in a wheelchair was brought in by someone I assume was her son. According to the front desk, she had called twice earlier that day to cancel her appointment. It turns out she had some dementia, which is so unfortunate. New Age Dental had filled her spot, which she had canceled twice, with another patient. Even so, they still scheduled her for care that day. I'm sure this meant someone had to stay later than planned, but that's a small price to pay for such excellent service. My hygienist, Tori, is the one I almost always see to work on my mouth (we didn't have fluoridated water where I grew up; my parents and the town thought fluoride was a communist plot, which, combined with having soft teeth, means I have a lot of metal in my mouth, not to mention plenty of crowns). Tori is such a wonderful, personable, and skilled technician that I no longer need to take Diazepam before going to the dentist. She always considers any of my concerns, and with a mouth like mine, there's always something! I should also mention that the entire office is equipped with the latest dental technology, whether it's for x-rays, teeth cleaning, or anything else. The office is clean and well-maintained. Dr. Koko, whether he's checking on my mouth or replacing a worn-out crown, is always friendly and inquisitive, and more importantly, a skilled dentist. I've never been in pain, so I don't need to take Diazepam anymore. I heartily recommend New Age Dental in Morton Grove to anyone looking for a dentist.

We love dr Titus and have followed him here from his previous location. He's honest and doesn't…read moreupsell you with unnecessary services. Our whole family including our children have been seeing dr Titus for over a decade.

Dr. Meehan, Brie his assistant and the entire staff were just wonderful. I was so scared about…read morehaving a years old implant gone bad removed and replaced, especially after seeing a periodontist in Northbrook who was just rude and condescending. Dr. Meehan was calm and reassuring and Brie was so kind. The procedure was seamless and Dr. Meehan was patient and understanding. He's got a great, dry sense of humor which put me at ease and his expertise is outstanding. I hope I don't have to visit the office again, except to drop off a thank you gift! But if I have any problems needing oral surgery again, I would come here in a heartbeat!

I was so worried about developing oral cancer. I have had some throat issues for about a year now…read more I decided to get a second opinion after seeing three other specialists over the past couple of months, so I saw Dr. Meehan. I did see him two years prior for my wisdom teeth extractions, so I was so anxious about this particular appointment at first, but he put me at ease during my visit. He told me that he thought I didn't necessarily have it, since it doesn't really occur in people my age, thinking it's probably just a bit of reflux, and he said there's this little patch on there to where the tonsils were removed (this was 15 years ago). Overall, I'm really glad it's not oral cancer, and I'm very happy I got a second opinion. Great experience. Thank you Dr. Meehan!!!

Fantastic service Thanks They are professional from start to finish. They want to make sure you are…read morehappy and understand everything.

Helpful staff, thorough exam, clear explanations, kind, knowledgeable doctor (Adhami) . I had a…read moregreat first experience at Glen Perio!

My experience with Dr. Borden was as awesome as getting teeth yanked from your skull can possibly…read morebe. He is talented and warm -- two traits you usually have to choose between. If you need an oral surgeon, do yourself a favor and call him up. I got all four wisdom teeth out just hours ago and I am in zero pain without any pain meds. My carpel tunnel hurts more just from writing this.

This place is now called Akers Stohle & Murphy, Dr. M. Timothy Murphy having recently become a…read morepartner in this practice. And it was my misfortune to be referred to Murphy by my dentist for a tooth extraction and an implant. Every day stuff for most dental surgeons, right? Well, for me it turned into a three month ordeal of pain, illness and expense. The critical issue in an implant is whether there is enough bone to set the post to later receive the false tooth. After a series of scans I was assured by Murphy that there was indeed enough bone to take the post. The issue of proximity to the sinus cavity was never discussed, though that later proved to be something I should have been made aware of. The tooth extraction went fine. He placed the post. So far so good. Then I started getting headaches. Bad headaches and fever. As it turned out, he had breached the sinus cavity and an infection set in. I was given penicillin based antibiotics, which didn't do the trick. There was an accident - I bit into an olive pit, which dislodged the post. Went to see Murphy again. He removed the post and placed bone grafts to build up the area to receive the post again after healing took place. The headaches and fever continued. I went to see him yet again to get help for the serious sinus infection and debilitating headaches I was suffering from as a result of the procedure. At that time - my last face-to-face meeting with Murphy - I asked what he was going to do to provide me some relief. In reply, he simply shrugged his shoulders and offered the advice that maybe I "wasn't meant to have an implant." And... that was it. He showed an appalling lack of concern, and gave no help or hope for a further course of treatment. It was apparent that he couldn't get rid of me fast enough. So much for the Hippocratic Oath. So much for professional pride and care. Shortly thereafter I received a letter from Murphy which "fired" me as his patient. The letter stated, "Our relationship seems to be missing the important elements of communication, trust and mutual understanding" and that it was his opinion that "my recommendations for your dental treatment are not being followed". That was pure nonsense. I'd done everything I'd been asked. The only recommendation of Murphy's I didn't follow was to keep paying his bills. I saw a different implant specialist for an opinion. She examined me thoroughly and gave the opinion that there was insufficient bone under where Murphy attempted to place the implant and it never should have been attempted in the first place. This doctor also said it should have been apparent to Murphy from the x-rays and scans that the sinus cavity opening was too close to where the work was done and the chance of breaking into the cavity and causing an infection were too great to take the risk. But that's what Murphy did; he took the risk - with my health. As a consequence, I suffered from chronic headaches and sinus problems for a month before, in an attempt to avoid surgery, an ENT doctor recommended Clindamycin - a very powerful antibiotic. Unfortunately, though the Clindamycin cured the sinus infection, it also wiped out all of the beneficial gut bacteria in my intestines, enabling opportunistic bacteria to take hold. As a result, I now have been diagnosed with colitis and C. diff., and am struggling to regain the good health I enjoyed prior to the unlucky day I walked into Murphy's office. Murphy never should have performed that implant in the first place. Everything that has happened to me since has been the direct result of his incompetence and his unprofessional and brazen disregard for responsible caution with the health of his patients. Even all that might have been forgiven at some level - doctors are only human, everyone makes mistakes, etc. - but the worst part is, when push came to shove, he really didn't care at all. He had taken his shot with me and when things went wrong he just wanted to wash his hands of what had turned into an annoying problem. In my opinion this guy is nothing but a quack in a lab coat. And a shameful embarrassment to the medical profession. There were other issues in this office; members of the staff did not know how to operate the equipment properly, their billing practices are overly aggressive, etc. But for me it was all about Dr. Murphy. If you are considering using him I cannot say this strongly enough - DO NOT let this man work on your teeth.

I don't know how many people they've hustled out of paying more, but if you have dental insurance,…read moreyou should NOT be paying a separate charge for a consultation. Been getting my teeth cleaned for four decades, and I have never in my life heard of a company making you pay a "consultation fee" in order to look at your teeth, examine your teeth and gums, and take annual X-rays. That is ALL within a teeth cleaning. Your dental insurance would have to be awful for this to not be covered. I got those postcards in the mail from Advantage and used to shred them. But since I was looking for a new dentist after switching dental providers, I called them after finally not shredding one of their mailers. I couldn't get off the phone fast enough. Absolutely positively understand your dental insurance coverage BEFORE you pay this office anything. They are nickle and diming people who don't know any better. (And I made it very clear to the person who called that my insurance is in-network. I made sure of that BEFORE I called. The insurer works with a partner in-network company. But the person who answered STILL said "a consultation is a separate charge from cleaning." Shop around. Find a dentist who doesn't do this. This is NOT normal.) Future mailers will get sent right back to the mailbox or the recycle bin.

I needed partial denture since mine broke and I state to be an emergency- they old lady in front…read moresaid first we need to talk to your insurance for estimate- I indicated we can talk about it after procedure but she was very rude and was keep repeating same thing - I would not recommend this place to anyone