Went as a teen he convinced my parents to pay 500 out of pocket to have make canine teeth bigger…read more He did one it looked horrible! As I went on in life every dentist I been to cannot understand how a person with perfect dental history no cavities would require a root canal and a crown for a canine tooth with no issues. Typically females have smaller canines, I have been left to deal with this trauma and will always remember the decision he convinced my parents to make. Thankfully my smile is still intact. Get a second opinion before paying for any of his procedures cosmetic or not.

Met with Dr. Nicole Jones. Love her. so sweet, professional. My new favorite dentist and great…read morelocation for me with quality care.

I HATE dentist offices. Honestly it is always a horrible experience and they never remember you or…read morewhat you need. I feel like dentist offices are constantly changing their staff which really takes a toll on the patients. This place used to be a lot better, they have really failed me a lot recentlyZ new ownership doesn't know what they're doing. I would use some place else, they don't even do good cleanings. They don't do a thorough job. Enjoy you visit! *please vote below if you enjoy the review *

Very unprofessional staff! No use in making an appointment because you will be waiting 1hr min!…read moreThis place is ghetto ! The even have sercurity in the dental office

I gave them a 1 star because I can't do a 0. This place is horrible and very unprofessional, we got…read morehere at 10:45am and it is now 1:00pm and we're still here. All you hear is the secretary and assistant yelling and talking about everything and anything that isn't dentistry related. Unfortunately due to our insurance this was the closest place to come...

Long review, but it was a long bad experience. It started when calling for an appointment in mid…read moreSeptember, but the worst was to come. I added this office as my primary care physician on Sept 19th, and they told me that I won't be on their list in September or October, so I had to wait a month and a half on November 1st to see the dentist. (For my new dentist in Edison, I added them on Nov 7th, and I was on their list the next day on Nov 8th, so was able to get an appointment right away). This dentist office made me wait a month and half. 2 Days before my appointment, I got a call to confirm, and I said Yes. An hour before, I got another call to confirm and I said yes I'm on my way and will be there early. 5 mins later I got a call again. I told her she just called me about the same thing 5 mins ago. They keep calling you about the same appointment. After I got there and was brought inside, I got the usual x-rays. Then an assistant said to open my mouth and start poking my gums with a sharp instrument, calling out numbers to another assistant. Apparently, its for measurements of the gap of the gum between teeth. She didn't bother tell me what she was doing, I had to ask her later. I never had any dentist do that to me without rubbing my gums with an ointment first to make it numb and less painful. The poking was painful, and I let out several "owww" as I was in pain. More pain is yet to come. When the dentist came in, she asked what my biggest concern is. I told her that I have food stuck between the upper back teeth, and have to floss after every meal or it gets stuck, would rot, and stuck. She told me that can be fixed with crowns. I didn't do much research and didn't know what are crowns. The dentist didn't bother explaining to me the procedure, just told me I need them. I thought they were just an extra layer of crown put on top of your current teeth. Later when I got home, I looked up crowns, and it is shaving the whole top of the tooth off except leaving a peg sticking up so that you can fit a crown on top of it. WTF, my back 2 teeth are perfectly fine, I just have a gap where food gets stuck. I don't want to destroy and shave off the whole tooth of 4 perfectly healthy teeth. Online, I read that the gaps can be fixed with fillings without any destruction of the tooth or inlay/outlays where they only shave off part of the tooth and fill in the rest. If she had told me the procedure of crowns, I would have told her no. Obviously they only care about charging an overpriced $8,000 on 4 crowns, and said I would have to pay $2,900 from my own pocket. Of course they didn't tell me the price until I was ready to leave the office and made me sign the estimate. I told them what about the cheaper options of doing fillings or inlays instead of crowns, and she said this is just to sign for next appointments, and we can discuss it at the next appointment. The last thing she did before I left the office was the deep cleaning. Cleaning need to be done before any other procedures. They only had time to do my left half of my mouth before they close. The assistant rubbed an ointment on my gums to make it semi-dumb. (she should have done that earlier when she was poking my gums to take measurements, which was painful). Before she allowed my gums to be numb, she started sticking needles into my gums (even more painful than before) to make it even more numb. She should have waited longer before sticking the painful needles into my gums. She then took an sharp instrument and started deep cleaning (sticking it into my gums in front of my teeth and between the teeth). I let out anguished howls because I was in so much pain. She stopped and stuck more needles to try to make it even more numb. Again I let out "Oww" in pain. She saw how much pain i'm experiencing so she stopped that area and worked elsewhere. I have had many deep cleaning before, and this was by the the most painful I have ever experienced. I made an appointment to come back to do deep cleaning on the right side half. When I got home, I examined my left side teeth which I just got a cleaning on. My left side looked exactly like my right side, except for the bleeding gums from the deep cleaning. My teeth didn't look like it was even cleaned. I had some black residue build up on the teeth on both sides, and some yellow tarter build up. The dentist assistant didn't even use any of the spinning polish instrument that I normally have dentists use in cleanings. Not only was this BY FAR the most painful dentist experience of my life, but the "deep cleaning" didn't even clean any teeth. It looks like only the gum areas were cleaned from the bleeding I see in my gums. I called them and told them I was dissatisfied of the cleaning and cancelled the next appointment. I won't be coming back for them to do anything else to my teeth. I'm going to see a different dentist.

So I came here for my 1st dental cleaning and checkup with Dr Caglar- as per my mom's…read morerecommendation. I was looking for a dentist because my old place - I didn't trust any of the dentists ( although) I liked my hygienist. When my mom told me that he is super gentle and does his own cleanings. I decided to make an appointment. Got one within a week as a new patient. When I went- filled out my papers and in the chair in no time! I LOVED that I was given sunglasses to shield my eyes from the light! And I loved that the dentist does his own cleanings. And I like that he hums softly while he does his work. I like that he shows you your X-rays and tells you how it is and is confident. Even though this is my 1st visit- I really felt like he knows his stuff. Everyone was very nice - the dentist, the assistant and the receptionist. I was in and out in an hour. I still have other things I need to do ... but so far so good.

Thanks to Yelp ! Almost a year ago I found Dr Caglar and he has been so great to me and my son…read more I've done two root canal and an extraction for one of my back tooth and I can say it was Awesome !! He did an excellent Job I promise I know they're supposed to be painful but I don't know what he did besides the anesthetic injection but I didn't felt any major discomfort like I thought it was going to be. I highly recommend Dr. Caglar for any Oral emergency or overall a dentist you can trust 100% . HE'S THE BEST His staff are Terrific ! ( Ashley & The Dental assistant) I'm so happy I found you guys !!

The hygienist was very kind but I don't like the fact that the doctor had put all these things to…read moremy insurance that they did not discuss with me so I decided to stay with the periodontist I was with the first time cost of the copayment is 50% of what I am charged for and it is too much money. I cannot afford it.

This has got to be the most poorly run Dentist Office in NJ. The service is slow and you make an…read moreappointment only to find out the Dentist was late. Hmm, I think a phone call would of been nice that way could of rescheduled. I go to another dentist office which is way better. I only came here to help out a relative. I do not recommend this Dentist office in Irvington, NJ it is poorly run.

Excellent. Everybody who works there are extremely friendly and professional. I had to get a root…read morecanal on one of my front teeth, after it being knocked loose. They made the entire experience very easy and pain free... Thank you !

Me, my mom, and my sister will not be returning after using them a number of years. I had a long…read morereview typed and ready to go with names and specifics of everything that's transpired..but then I was reminded there's more important stuff I care about. Hopefully, they can refund the little bit they overcharged me and I'll be really done for good. I've already found another dentist. I just went to them again recently to get a filling done since my new dentist is out of network..iykyk about those out of network prices. It's mainly the front office staff that's turned us off. The doctors are fine here, though you never get Dr Hogan even if you schedule an appointment to see Dr Hogan. But yeah we're over it.

Got a crown there in 2023. A lil over 2 years later same tooth needs another crow ( another…read moredentist) which insurance won't cover. Every 5 years is the limit for 1 tooth