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    4.7 (6 reviews)
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    Hingham Endodontics - 210 Whiting Street, Suite 2 Hingham, MA 02043

    Hingham Endodontics

    4.0(21 reviews)
    7.3 mi

    Review for Hingham Endodontic Center…read more I went to this office in severe tooth pain, desperate for help. Instead of listening to my symptoms and concerns, the doctor accused me of wanting a root canal and insisted my pain was due to an ear infection. They performed a sensitivity test, noted my tooth was only minimally reactive, and used that as "proof" that nothing was wrong with it. I sat in the exam chair crying while the doctor and staff reassured me that the root canal I supposedly "wanted" wasn't necessary. At the time, I was already on antibiotics for an ear infection--which I later learned was actually caused by my tooth infection--yet they did not prescribe anything additional or treat the source of the infection. I was told to simply "call back in a month." After enduring the pain and the doctor's dismissive, demeaning behavior, I decided to book an appointment at the Stoughton Endodontic Center instead. They ran the exact same sensitivity test, but this time the provider diagnosed nerve damage and confirmed I needed an emergency root canal. The infection had progressed so far that it had spread into my sinus. Because of the delay in treatment, I am now dealing with lasting effects--a year later, I still experience mild episodes of sinus pressure that began during the infection. This experience was not only unprofessional but potentially dangerous. Dental providers should listen to patients, take their pain seriously, and investigate symptoms thoroughly instead of dismissing them. I would strongly caution others before seeking care here.

    Within 24 hours of discovering I needed a root canal, my root canal was complete. This team has…read moretheir operations in excellent shape and patient focused. Thank you!

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    South Shore Smiles

    4.5(26 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    I typically am not one to write reviews, but finding south shore smiles has truly changed my life!…read moreAs someone with extreme dental anxiety, I had been struggling for years with finding a dentists since moving out of state. I originally came here for an Invisalign consultation and ended up booking my cleanings and fillings here. They made all my appointments back to back the same day so I can fit Invisalign and getting back on track with my oral health fit into my work schedule! I had Invisalign IPR, a cavity filling, and a cleaning all in one day and left with ZERO pain. The numbing went away within 2 hours and I was good to go at work! I never imagined I'd say this but I genuinely can't wait to go back and finish getting my oral health on track. Thank you Dr. Cheng for helping me get my confidence back with my smile & guiding me through my oral health goals with zero pressure. Love it here!

    This is a very biased dentist I came across this dentist as I was looking for Invisalign they were…read moreadvertising a discount for Invisalign so I thought I would reach out they schedule a video consultation immediately when the dentist saw me she immediately changed her demeanor when I showed her my teeth she said I need to see an orthodontist although I have been seen before for Invisalign and have never been told that I needed to remove any teeth that was her way of dismissing me due to my color this is a very prejudice dentist.

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    Endodontic Center

    4.4(19 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    WOW, PAINLESS ROOT CANALS!!!…read more Saw Dr. Barry Jaye, for an absolutely painless root canal. Dental Assistant Roxanne prepped me and made me feel at ease, as she described the process. The procedure took 1hr.. No pain, I repeat,NO PAIN!!! From the friendly greeting to the follow up txt/email(to check on me) these guys are GREAT!! If you need a root canal, choose The Endodontic Center for their professional, painless methods.

    This happened August 19, 2024. I flew in from Colorado and was visiting my mother on Cape Cod. I…read morehad lingering sensitivity from a recently filled cavity, so I had made an appointment to see a CO endodontist upon my return. I was okay until Friday, August 16, 2024, when I had sudden, attention-getting pain. My mother took me to a local health center where a dentist looked in the area of the recent filling and said he couldn't see anything. He suggested taking Tylenol and Advil. When the pain intensified that afternoon, my mother made a lot of phone calls to quite a few Cape dental offices, none of which would see me that day nor any time in the near future. In desperation, she started making phone calls to off-Cape offices. The Endodontic Center of Stoughton told her they could see me as an urgent patient for $150 on the following Monday morning. That weekend I experienced the worst pain of my life, and I am on disability for migraines, so I already had experience with brutal head pain. Over that weekend, I carefully followed a schedule in taking Tylenol, Advil and the few opioids I had access to. I am still absolutely stunned I was able to sleep some (in an odd, elevated position), let alone make it through that weekend. I really don't know how I did it. Also over that weekend, I developed significant swelling below my jaw (not at the location of the recently-filled tooth) which was a strange accompaniment to the pain but which did not impinge upon my ability to breathe or eat. On that following Monday, a family friend drove me the 1 1/2 hours to the Endodontics Center of Stoughton (As I write this, I am tearing up recalling this whole ordeal. The memory is still significantly impactful.). My neck was swollen to a great extent by then. I remember crying upon checking in (and being required to pay up front) because of the pain and expected relief from this appointment. I was there at the scheduled time and after a long wait, I was shown into a room. The technician/assistant started to position the X-ray machine. I pleaded with her to have the endodontist see me. The tech told me that this was the procedure: to take Xrays first. If I had been in my right mind, I would have insisted the dentist come into the room, and if I had known that I had an abscess, I would have gone to an urgent care/emergency facility right away. Instead, I was forced to endure the incredibly painful ordeal of having full mouth bitewing X-rays taken while I had to hold that heavy metal placement thing between my teeth all over my jaw. While this is ongoing, I'm in pain and crying and still the tech does not acknowledge how difficult this is for me. After all this (and I remember with great clarity), the endodontist walks in, and before she is even in my line of sight says, "I can't do anything with THIS" (I assume she's referring to my swollen neck). There's no greeting, no acknowledgment of me as a client or person in great pain, just a dismissive "I can't do anything with THIS," followed by "She (She might have said "You.") has/have to go to an urgent (or she might have said "emergency") care center." And that's it, no sympathy, no exam, and she leaves the room. My family friend has to ask the front desk for directions to the closest appropriate care center, which assessed the situation. The visit to the local hospital was followed by a trip by ambulance to Boston General Hospital and surgery to remove the tooth and drain the abscess. I don't remember the tech's name (if she was even introduced to me) at the Endodontics Center of Stoughton, but I have since identified the dentist (who I don't think introduced herself) to be Mona Haghani. After a year of trying to let go of what did and didn't happen at their office, I was still upset about what transpired, so I did call them August 12, 2025, and offered to speak with the dentist or clinic manager before I wrote a scathing review and filed a complaint. I left my current Colorado phone number and never heard back from anybody. If Dr. Haghani had just come into the treatment room and made an attempt to assess me with even a modicum of sympathetic concern, that would have been one thing. Alternatively, she could've taken 5 seconds to look at me in the waiting room (or treatment room) at the start and told me to go to urgent/emergency care rather than wasting more of my pain-filled time and delaying actual treatment. Instead I feel like their "procedure" was just a money grab rather than an honest attempt to provide me the best care possible. Based on my experience, I would never refer anyone to their practice and would actually suggest people travel out of their way to avoid it.

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