I will start off by saying that I am terrified of the dentist and have been to so many different…read moreones that I am definitely traumatized. I've also had a lot of work done previously so I hate to be judged by a new dentist/hygienist every time. At the beginning of this year I was looking for a new dentist to finally just get over my fear and make sure I'm all good. I ended up choosing to visit Dr. Steinbach after checking out the different yelp reviews on him and his office. I called and made an appointment and made sure to emphasize that I was nervous. When I walked in the first time, Lisa who works at the front desk was really nice and always helpful. The hygienist and Dr. Steinbach both knew how I felt about the dentist and did their best to make me feel 100% comfortable and they succeeded! Everyone in the office is so welcoming and they make the entire dentist appointment comfortable. I've been to the office about 3 times now and never had to wait to be seen. I have had some root canals done through my previous dentists and Dr. Steinbach recommended that I see an endodontist as they have more of a preventative measure approach so therefore, the endodontist who specializes in root canals can figure out if I need to re-do them or if they're all good. The office is also very modern and the chairs are so comfortable! I can't stress how comfortable I've felt at the office and I don't dread going to the dentist anymore. Highly highly recommend, especially if you have a fear of the dentist.

Overall I have had great experience with Park Slope Dental Aesthetics with both locations. Clean…read moreand professional clinic overall and very well managed! Environment is very comfortable Dr. Steinbach was the first doctor when I was visiting right after covid ended because I had a root canal during covid that needed a crown. He was very honest with me and told me I would need an implant. It was a very dramatic news for me but they were wonderful. I was referred out to the close by ortho dentist and the came back to get my crown. The entire experience was straight forward and easy. They never tried to upsell me anything. My only issue with this location is the Dental Cleaning. After finishing up the issues with my teeth, I had a dental cleaning and it was extremely painful. I thought it was just normal when I started visiting the Court Side location since it was more convenient for me, Dr. Karpova did my cleaning was literally pain free. I assumed it was cause maybe previously I had dirty teeth This month I did cleaning at this location again since it was convenient and since I been keeping up with all my cleanings it wouldnt be too bad. No, it was very rough and felt rushed. I did not feel comfortable at all. I might try court street again for cleaning, but if its still painful I think I will switching for cleaning. However for other procedures where the actual dentist is working on it, I would absolutely recommend this place.

For 5 years i went to this place for all dental work (until now, since they stopped taking fidelis…read moremedicaid), as someone with severe medical phobia, it my critical 1st adult self regulated visited place for cleaning, root canals, extractions, numerous emergencies unplanned for which they've been patient for -- many unscheduled walk-ins on my part since I was barely contactable to medical spaces, and, they didn't turn me away. It's a collective of dentists, so quality and fit are a wheel of fortune , varying in experience, strengths and weaknesses. I'd felt extremely grateful that I was able to verbalize with one dentist who was a consistent one I'd follow up with for several significant procedures, because it was crucial and navigateable rapport I could go thru and not feel petrified about, and attempt a single portfolio and history with someone working on me. It opened a door. Coincidentally, steadily for the past two years, all of the work she's done (each one kind of heavy) has failed, pretty hard, (with unraveling heavy consequences requiring heavier work) and she's already no longer part of that office. Three crowns, and an extraction. One crown rotted off, tooth needed to be extracted. One popped off, got recemented. One crown's been failing for years, reinfecting six times while I've been failing to make it to an endodontist, because I'm daunted to see a specialist, and feel a sense of defeat, and finally cracked last week. I usually brush only once a day, or floss/mouthwash in lieu, additionally, rather than twice a day, so I figured I was responsible, for a long time, and I do think it's a grey area, but, every single job that was hers went off-kilter within two years. Yet, Back then, It was all work I needed , and it got done at the time. I was relieved I would and could get it done at all. I think she was doing her best,(again) at the time. It's unfortunate. I think this is accessible for poor people and is a option when there is none, which is drastic from nothing. She wasn't the only one I saw and did work on me. Someone else who did an extraction, and bone graft surgery has left me in a good stable state as I've witnessed in the past year and a half. Someone else recemented the crown she did that fell off in less than a year or two later, and it's still holding up a year later. If I had a choice, I'd continue going there if I didn't have to pay out of pocket, and stick with the person who did the surgery, only because of how little guard they put for me to just come in. I was always felt extremely lucky just to always get any communication and no turn aways from them, regardless from the rabbit-out-of-the hat treatment, altho, in hindsight, maybe it was just from who happens to me my most longtime dentist, and it could've easily been or gotten transferred to 3 or 4 other individuals. The assisting staff, front desk, everyone else besides the dentists, who took x-rays, were all overly servicing and memorable, it feels like they formed a relationship with me.

Everything can improve. Completed online intake a month before appt. Photos of insurance uploaded…read more Confirmation of appointment. Showed up early. The place does not feel welcoming at all. You are told to sign in without a smile or greeting. Customer service has to improve. At time of appointment I was told they don't accept my insurance. Absolutely no sensitivity to my time or situation. Requested to see a manager to no response. Would & will not recommend this place to anyone.

I was really nervous to have the magnitude of procedures and treatments that was absolutely…read morenecessary for me to regain my smile. Every single step of the way I was met with fantastic treatment and care. Yulia at the front desk was amazing every time for every appointment I appreciate you so much Yulia you are so pleasant and great to talk to. Dr Marina was incredibly precise and so was her lovely assistant Anna. I always felt heard and cared for. They provided exceptional treatment with wonderful results. Their attention to detail was exemplary. My surgery went so well I woke up to them singing and humming to the music that I requested. My pain was managed so well that as soon as I felt like my prescription wearing off I could just rinse with the solution prescribed and take more medicine and boom no suffering at all. I wouldn't even consider it pain more like a heaviness. Thank you Dr. Geoffrey Rubinshtein for your impeccable work and for returning my smile to me I'll be forever grateful. My heartfelt thanks to all the Doctors Rubinshtein and their attentive and extraordinary staff. My only caveat was the cost but you get what you paid for and I got exactly what I needed.

My Smile makeover was EPIC! I recommend Bensonhurst Dental to everyone. The customer service is on…read morepoint. Everyone is friendly and caring. I had a ton of dental work I needed done and every step of the process was explained to me and handled with the utmost care, compassion and concern. Excellent results on my smile. I wish I had found them years ago! Everyone thought my temporary smile was the finished product,that's how good they are!

I had started going to Dr. Vu's dental office a few years ago when I had pain in my teeth and gums…read more- I thought my teeth were going to fall out! She did an amazing job with a deep cleaning that day (while assuring me that my teeth were not actually going to fall out!) and I have been going for regular check ups and cleanings ever since. She even did a fantastic job straightening my teeth last year with Invisalign. I was hesitant at first because my insurance wasn't going to cover the full amount, but I'm so glad I went through with it. I don't feel my teeth constantly grinding anymore, and I have confidence in myself when I smile now. When you decide to check her office out, you'll notice that her staff is truly warm and professional. They make every visit feel pleasant, and I've never had a bad experience going to my appointment. Easily the most hassle-free doctor's office I've ever been to. Dr. Vu herself is super friendly and personable. I feel she spends the time getting to know you so that you can feel comfortable and relaxed in that chair. She comes off as a professional who knows what she is doing, and you can tell she goes the extra mile because dentistry feels like an art form for her (rather than just a job) - at least to me. Thanks Dr. Vu and everyone at Tu's Dental!

Dr. Tu and her team are honestly 10/10. I never thought I'd look forward to dental appointments,…read morebut they're professional, kind, and genuinely down to earth. They explain why you need to take care of your teeth, without scolding you for not flossing. (GUILTY) Bonus: you might get a few stories during your visit, which makes everything go by fast-and you'll actually want to come back for the "next episode." Highly recommend for adults and children.

I always have great experience at Brooklyn Heights Dental. The staff is always pleasant and…read morehelpful! Most recently, Dr. Reid seamlessly installed a crown for my implant. She laid out the plan and explained the process in a way that I could understand. Further, when she was done, I couldn't believe how quickly she completed everything. My crown looks and feels perfect! She truly loves what she does, and it shows. Highly recommend!

I went to BRooklyn Heights Dental yesterday for a hygiene appointment. Jonathan was extremely…read moreattentive and detailed. He went out of his way to make sure I was comfortable and that I understood everything he observed. I got a very thorough cleaning and more importantly a treatment plan and a discussion on how to maintain proper hygiene. I truly received concierge medicine while I was there and highly recommend that you consider them for your Dentistry needs. I was truly blown away by the experience. Five stars !!

My wife has been seeing Dr. Lieberman for over 10 years. When I moved to Brooklyn from Oakland, I…read morestarted seeing Dr. Lieberman. He's more personable and more competent than my California dentists. I've had 5 years of cleanings, X-rays, exams, and about 3 cavities and fillings taken care of here. My guardian dental insurance is accepted here and it offers good coverage. I appreciate the Sunday appointments, the communicative text scheduling updates, the flexibility during dental emergencies, and the Brooklyn banter. Do I get called out when I haven't been flossing? Yes. Do I get praises for good dental hygiene? Yes. Would I recommend the office? Yes.

I was dragging my feet about going in for a cleaning and then dragging my feet even more because I…read moreknew Dr. Lieberman would give me a hard time. But I finally gave in and I ended up getting an EXCELLENT cleaning with Shira who is new. What a treat! I am really looking forward to my next cleaning with her. She was thorough and communicative and warm. Welcome aboard, Shira!

I went to this place a few months ago and they removed a wisdom tooth. My insurance covered it. Now…read moreI need implants. My insurance covers that also but they're giving me a lot of trouble. I have asked several times to speak to Larisa from billing and they keep making excuses that she is not there. Unprofessional and ghetto medical facility. After reading these reviews it's a good thing bc I'm not going back to this place.

I went to this place (225 Broadway) because the procedures were supposed to be covered by my…read moreinsurance. I saw a periodontal specialist. After the initial consultation, I was told that I needed to have extensive work that was not covered by my insurance. I took their word for it and proceeded to start the work needed. I paid $4,000. I did contact my insurance afterwards and they said that it was 100 percent covered, and that they should have submitted a claim, but to ask for the code. When I called, I was given the code, and when I told them that that code was 100 percent covered, she changed it to another code which my insurance covers 20 percent. I called several times to inform her of that and to ask why she changed the code, but it was "claimed" that she couldn't be reached. I will attempt to go in person to clear this up since she cannot be reached by phone. I am very disappointed. Thank God I did not have all the work needed done. That would have been an additional $2000! I will return with a follow-up review after I go in person and see if this matter will be resolved.

I have a long history (about 40 years' worth) with this dental practice, first with Larry and…read moreSkippy and now with Kevin - uhh, I mean Dr. Hansen - and his associates, and I can't imagine anyone else getting their hands in my mouth. Everyone, from Drs. Hansen and Hoang, to Alice and the front desk staff, to the hygienists, are always so nice and friendly and professional. Next week they start scraping my gums and I'm actually looking forward to it! (okay, that last part's a total lie. But you get the picture.)

I am SO thankful for Dr. Hoang after an absolutely HORRIBLE experience at Prospect Heights Dental…read more(which you can read all about at their Yelp page). After a practice that didn't take covid seriously, did an unnecessary and COSTLY dental procedure that I am still healing from weeks later, hurting my lip, and being just a complete disorganized disaster, I'm really lucky that my second shot at dentistry was so much better. I prefaced in my last review that I made the mistake of not going to the dentist for a long time - granted, I didn't have insurance for 6 months and then the moment I got insurance, covid happened and I got scared. But still, it's reasonable I had a ton of build up/tartar/gum disease and definitely a wake up call for me. At the last dentist, I was told immediately I needed a root and scaling/deep clean without them even doing the measurement thing on my gums, just x-rays. They did the root and scale on my right side but not my left (only one is done at a time), which has left me weeks later with angry miserable gums, gaps in my teeth I didn't prior have, and cost me $500 out of pocket. When I got to Dr. Hoang, she actually took her time examining my x-rays, my gums, and my mouth to find that 1) the deep clean didn't even deep clean, as I still had a bunch of tartar making my gums even more unhappy and 2) my gums weren't as bad as I had thought, and I didn't even need to do a root and scaling/deep clean on the left side. If I had gone to Dr. Hoang in the first place, I wouldn't be still miserable, with ugly and uncomfortable gaps in my teeth that I literally struggle to talk and eat with, and wouldn't be out $500 as all she did was a regular cleaning for me on the left. My biggest disappointment is I didn't go to her first. On top of that she's super sweet, lets you ask questions, doesn't make you feel bad about your obvious mistakes, and makes sure you fully feel comfortable before she does anything. Thank you so much for restoring my faith in dentistry. The practice is also great!!! Sallie from reception was very pleasant over the phone and email, and I'm not sure if it was her or a different receptionist at the front today, but she was great too. Everyone is wearing masks and taking Covid very seriously. They sent out a covid form the night before and took my temperature when I arrived. And...... last thing, they were playing Death Cab for Cutie when I walked in. As a born and raised Seattleite, this made me so happy :)

When we started going to Lumia dental, we were extremely pleased with how friendly and competent…read morethey were. It was an added bonus that this was a female owned and run company (of which alas they are still way too few nowadays). Their patient care is excellent and as far as any dental work is concerned, I would highly recommend them. However, as their business grew and expanded, I was starting to worry about what this would mean for their patients. My worries did eventually come true: from a patient based practice, it turned more into a corporate business, and with it, the desire/need for higher profits. As a result, they decided to no longer accept our insurance (Guardian dental, a major dental insurance company) because, according to them, their low fee schedule did not allow them to provide the best care for their patients. Now, that latter is just rethoric, for they were doing an excellent job. Why would that need to stop? No, it was because Guardians fee schedule did not make them enough profit. The way it works is as follows: a dental practice can determine its own fees for various procedures. An insurance company, through collective bargaining, can then negotiate for a reduced schedule for their clients (depending on the local competition). So, accepting an insurance first and foremost means to agree to the collectively bargained fees. While getting less profit, it means a much larger potential client base. This is the power of collective bargaining (which would be so much more effective if health care in the US would be universal, like it is in many other countries and, as a result, also much affordable). For Lumia, however, loyalty to their patients was not deemed as important as getting more profit (perhaps because of the increased costs of having expanded the business) and so they dropped Guardian as one of the accepted insurances. To give one example: our insurance pays the full fee for a cleaning every 4 months. However, they now raised their fee for a cleaning, making us having to pay more than $100 for something that was previously free. And you can guess that with more involved procedures, the out-of-pocket costs gets up even higher. That is why we had to leave Lumia as clients---essentially being pushed out as not being affluent enough clients that do not mind paying much more than they used to---and we now found an equally competent dental clinic in the neighborhood which does accept our insurance. I can only assume that we will not be the only patients leaving the practice, and in the long run, this might seriously damage Lumia (unless they can find enough wealthy clients in the downtown area).

Great dentist. Friendly staff. Very modern equipment …read more I've been coming here for years and recommend it to everyone looking for a great nyc dentist.

Clean office and timely service. I went in for a zoom whitening. The procedure was explained…read morethoroughly and I went ahead with it. The result was great with minimal gum irritation. Dr. Souferian was very attentive with covering my gums and exposed roots with a protective gel. The end result was several shades whiter. I am very happy with this. I can now smile, talk and laugh with confidence. On top of the stellar service and results, the yelp coupon was honored!

I cracked a tooth during Covid and needed help asap. My dentist recently retired and a friend…read morerecommended Dr Souferian. I called and was told to come in immediately. I had a large crack through the length of my tooth and part of the tooth came off. I was so upset. He saved the tooth! It's been 4 yrs and the tooth is perfect. He's an honest man, explains everything and gentle. Staff is professional and kind too. Appointments are easy to schedule.