Dr. Rosenberg was very nice and made me feel at ease when he pulled one of my wisdom teeth and not to mention...I had no swelling! It was a great experience and completely painless. It was a completely different experience from a previous time I had my wisdom teeth pulled (both were badly impacted)-I got "chipmunk cheeks" and had a hard time eating. By the 2nd day I was already eating more solid foods and barely had to take any pain killers. All the staff at the office were extremely helpful and they were very thorough when it came to explaining the costs and all my insurance questions. Jessica called me to inform me not to eat the night before the surgery and helped with all the paperwork. I would definitely recommend Dr. Rosenberg. read more

Steven N Rosenberg, DDS - The outside of the building - Oral Surgeons Near Me - New York, New York

This is an oral surgeon to avoid at all costs! I was sent to Dr Rosenberg by my dentist because I needed a complicated root canal. He quoted me one price which sounded OK, and he did the root canal. Before leaving the office, his assistant handed me a piece of paper with instructions, but as she handed them to me, she told me not to follow them because "these instructions are wrong"! Sounds ridiculous, right? Then, she gave me verbal instructions. Well, I went home and had horrible pain. I returned to Dr Rosenberg a few times, and nothing much was done. I finally went back to my dentist and told her that in addition to the horrible pain, the bill Dr Rosenberg sent me was quite different from the initial charge I was quoted for the procedure. She asked to see the bill, and she was apparently very surprised upon looking at it. She asked me if I paid that bill. I told her it was paid in full. She asked to make a copy of the bill. Eventually, I realized that my dentist was getting a cut of the payment I gave to Dr Rosenberg (a "kick-back"), and Dr Rosenberg decided to cheat my dentist by showing her a lower-cost, inaccurate invoice! I was not happy about that... Anyway, the pain continued for a few days. I eventually travelled out of town one weekend to let a good dentist-friend of mine take a look at my mouth. He was not impressed by the work done by Dr Rosenberg and suggested I go back to Dr Rosenberg and have him re-do the procedure. he also called Dr Rosenberg and spoke to him about his findings. I returned to Dr Rosenberg (this was about a month after the procedure was done), and he agreed to redo the procedure. After the re-do, I finally got some relief. The pain subsided. However, Dr Rosenberg sent me an additional invoice for the re-do procedure. The second invoice was for several thousand dollars. All sorts of things about that invoice were terrible. There were some items on the invoice were just inaccurate. For example, one of the invoices had a 'date of service' for a day that I was out of town at a location that was thousands of miles away! I was able to prove that there was no way Dr Rosenberg touched me on that date. He sent another bill out, which also had falsified information. At the end of the day, I had to get in touch with my corporation's Human Resources Department and they got our company's insurance people involved and we created a 'case' against Dr Rosenberg. They determined that I owed Dr Rosenberg $76. I never heard from Dr Rosenberg again, and I also never returned to my dentist since she referred me to Dr Rosenberg in an effort to get a "kick-back". So the moral here is, keep away from Dr Steven Rosenberg. read more

Without notice,or calling lling ,this Dentist ,left things hanging,his staff saying they would check insurance for my final bill.Covid hit ,and next time I heard anything ,I was in collections,with my credit rating killed.no bills ,I was never informed,my office and manager likewise,I wasn't even informing by a collection agency! I didn't know until I ordered a credit report! So year later ,left with a 5000.00 bill ,fragments of tooth still left and areas painful and sore ,not informed there WAS a bill. Outstanding,in clevtions with credit destroyed.Go to him if you'd like incompetency professionally ..his staff is terrible ,and his dental skills barely adequate read more

I would recommend this place to anyone in the NYC area! The best dental experience ever! Had the best experience with Dr. Rosenberg and his staff. My dentist had referred me for a wisdom tooth extraction and like everyone else, I was dreading this experience. To my surprise, everything about my visit was pleasant. The scheduling process was easy as there is an online registration process so virtually no wait time in the office. The office is very clean and their equipment looks/performs like-new. The staff are well trained and hospitable. Dr. Rosenberg is so kind and knowledgeable. He took his time to show me my X-rays and explained them in great detail (even when I couldn't figure out what I was looking at exactly ha!). You can tell he loves his job and wants his patients to be comfortable before the procedure starts. He was so accommodating when I explained my medical history and my sensitivity to IVs - he made it a point to administer the needles himself to make me more comfortable. I can't stress enough how efficient the whole process was. I was sedated for my extraction - other offices levy huge fees for sedation and you can tell they don't do it often because of that, whereas it seems customary at Dr. Rosenberg's office. Also the office does not force multiple visits (i.e., extraction can happen right after a consultation if any) and the follow up was less than 5 minutes. They sent me home with plenty of gauze and very thorough directions. You can tell this place knows their stuff and cares for their patients. read more

I don't write many 5 star reviews unless I feel strongly about them. Same with 1 star. Places earning either extreme must tap into an emotion. 1 star and 5 star reviews should make the reader seem skeptical. 5 means best of the best while 1 means means the absolute worst. All being said- they do occur, but must be taken in context. Reviewers with 1 review should also raise a red flag- these reviews are usually written under the influence of strong emotion- and while they may be informative- a well-versed yelpers opine should be valued higher as they can better scope the situation in terms of ranking. OK, enough explanations- Basically I had a great experience with Dr. Rosenberg. I have been to many many dentists (lack of enamel passed down paternally leads to cavities, root canals and utter unrest) and can say that Dr. Steve was one of the best. I understand billing can be confusing with any doctors and itemization can seem like its a infinite nickel and dime process but- that's the way doctors work. Some people are always going to accuse doctors of malpractice, maladvice and lack of sensitivity because- but this is not due to their supposed sophistry- more to the lack of perceived value....this is all in my opinion and Dr. Rosenberg's office is more than fair and will take time to explain if you have the patience to listen. Anyway I think this place was great, especially for a Manhattan operation where everyone seems to slip into the cavities of doctors offices up and downtown. I walked in with pain, lots of pain and walked out with- less pain, a smile for the first time in a few days,and with a pleasantly expedited appointment later- a prescription that will yield a painless weekend and a prognosis negative for my Tooth Root. read more

I would not recommend this office. I was referred by my endodontist only for a cone beam scan, and in fairness, I never actually saw Dr. Rosenberg, who apparently reviewed my scan and decided that he could just refer me back to my endo for her to evaluate it. The reception area was cramped, and the six or so chairs in the cramped reception area were insufficient for the patients waiting. The staff is of uneven caliber: the technician who assisted me was very pleasant, professional and efficient, but the reception and billing staff were a bit lacking in professionalism and efficiency. Also, I wasn't happy to discover that what had been quoted as the fee for my procedure (which I expected to be at least partially covered by insurance), was only the amount charged directly to me - the "balance" of their fee would then be submitted to insurance. I don't think what I paid could actually really be considered a "co-pay", since that is determined by the insurance provider. This struck me more like some borderline sketchy way to charge a separate fee directly to the patient to compensate for the insurance companies' relentless depression of fee reimbursements. I understand the providers' frustrations, but it strikes me as being akin to an underpaid worker falsifying his time sheets. Anyway, Dr. Rosenberg himself may be a fine dentist, but since he didn't feel it necessary to spend 30 seconds with me, I couldn't begin to say. Not impressed with his operation, though. read more

Awful!! All they want is your money. I paid twice for X-rays and was sent away after paying. No help, no follow-ups read more

Dr. Rosenberg is an amazing dentist with a stellar reputation. He is both extremely personable​ and professional, his prices were half that of another perio I used and my recovery was significantly shorter. He seems to really care about his patients and is very forthcoming with what he charges, no cryptic fees. A friend of mine had her implants done 25 years ago by Dr. Rosenberg and they have held beautifully as have mine. It's​ wonderful to be able to have such confidence in a dentist. He's a first choice referral for top dentists, in the city. I highly recommend​ Dr. Rosenberg and his staff. read more

My dentist told me that I had an infected wisdom tooth that had to go. I needed an oral surgeon and Dr. Rosenberg had previously been recommended by a colleague. And when I asked my endodontist who to go to he also said Rosenberg. That sealed the deal and it couldn't have worked out better. Scheduling is very easy and efficient. You can enter all your info online before you go so there's no extra hanging out in the waiting room. The x-ray machine is one of those that spins around your head--no gagging from sticking some plastic thing in the side of your mouth. His two assistants are super efficient and pleasant. I used sedation and it seemed like I sat in the chair for about 2 minutes and the whole the procedure was over. Best of all, I had virtually no pain or swelling. I took one advil as a precaution and didn't even bother getting the two prescriptions they provided filled. As for payment, I gave them my cc and they file the papers to the insurance for you right way (I checked). The initial consultation, sedation and tooth removal came to a total of $700 and change, which is par for the course. I found the entire experience to be excellent, but I think the most important thing, for me, was that the post-operative pain was nill so I was able to get back to a cheeseburger that very day. read more

April 25, 2010, and empty socket (ex-tooth) #18 still hurts right down the middle every day. It's a persistent, gnawing type of pain that comes on regularly, like it runs on its own schedule. It is the identical pain caused when Dr. Fidel, an outside dentist I hired to place a crown on his implant, twisted a miniature garden hoe-like instrument that had two moving plates, into the socket drilled by Rosenberg, just before the final stage in her placing a crown on his implant, causing intense pain. That is the same pain I would later experience - when Rosenberg pressed a chrome instrument, that came to a point at the end of a half-circle, directly down onto the center of the flesh he had "regenerated" on the surface of the now-empty socket #18. He made me jump with pain three or four times in quick succession as his female personal assistant looked on intently - grinning. She is the same assistant that wiped feces on the sleeve of my (washable, luckily) jacket. And it was the secondary assistant, a white female, that had stuffed the filthy, blood-soaked gauze (someone else's) in my mouth, stealthily, from behind. But how does one prove such things? It's impossible, like the fact that he (Rosenberg) had left the operating room for ten minutes after shooting me with novacaine. I had almost gotten up to look for him, but decided to relax instead, floating in space, enjoying the moment. In comes the blue-green-clad little-old-lady assistant from the recovery room who pushes a drill into my mouth, then down into the jaw. It hurt like a freshly broken tooth hurts. Somehow it was the right spot, however, as if she'd been schooled. His personal assistant then came in and grinned that grin as she scraped the surface of all my teeth with the tip of the brushed aluminum suction device, pushing that tip purposefully down hard against that same surface of, yes, that same, silly, object of everyone's attention: SOCKET #18!!! Then, while his main personal assistant sat there and wiped her mouth with her surgical mask, in prances Rosenberg himself. He stares into my open mouth with shock and awe, his wide-eyed countenance nevertheless revealing a post-ecstatic look of fulfillment, and proceeds to push a screw into the hole that was once the forlorn (and, unfortunately, not forgotten) tooth #18. The screw pops out three or four times, then he gets out his special screwdriver, twisting and twisting to no effect. Finally, the screw grabs and Herr Rosennberg shouts, as he's running away, "It should stay tight two weeks." The screw popped out before I got to the elevator. I feared calling for five days. If I told him what the ratty females did, he would always respond, "I'm sorry you feel that way, Andy." He would later deny he had that look on his face. An inexplicable charge for $450 mysteriously appeared on my credit card later on, to go along with his unprovable assaults and telltale taunts. When I'd first visited his office, he wouldn't tell me that 2 tooth roots were cracked, as came out by him - as a taunt, in the subsequent small claims suit that I lost along with my $5000 for installation and removal of his implant. An "implant" is merely a screw pushed deeply into the jaw - and I, unfortunately, had signed a legal liability-release at the same time I was trying to get him to remove that painful screw from my lower jaw, which had become completely infected. But, previously, Rosennberg had sent me to Dr. Zicarelli of NYC Endodontists, who relieved me of $1000 in three visits. And Dr. Fidel of Greenpoint, also his associate, wouldn't return my $1700 after she removed her loose crown that had worsened the infection she'd caused when installing it. Her office is in her home. Dr. Clifford Salm, who was the initial person I saw with my 2 broken roots in Rosenberg's office, charged me $360 for x-rays, refusing to say if they were broken; instead, scraping along the outline of my gums, making them bleed. Then, he grinned. read more

Going to Steven N. Rosenberg, D.D.S., P.C. was one of the low points in my life, so far. I had two loose molars, and my dentist told me to get them removed as soon as possible. Traumatizing enough. She referred me to Rosenberg, whose office I called, somewhat shellshocked, right after leaving the dentist. I asked the receptionist how much I had to pay for this operation, and she told me in her warm, sing-songy voice that each extraction would cost $400 each. I would have to pay $400 upfront, and then could pay the other $400 on a plan. Well, that certainly was hideous - but it was doable. Life was looking grim. I went in, and within half an hour, the doctor had drugged me, drilled the teeth out with pyrotechnic bits of enamel flying everywhere, and I was shuttered off into a side room with a cold compress to hold around my bulging cheek. In and out in less than ten minutes. Figuring I could suffer alone at home, I went out to the same receptionist who talked to me on the phone, to sign the paperwork and get out of Kafkaland. Or not. The bill came to $2165.00. I went ballistic, drugged up, and feeling that sense of vulnerability that comes with a stranger in surgical gloves rummaging through your mouth. I felt totally taken advantage of, and said there must be some mistake. In the same robotic, sing-songy voice, she said there was no mistake: Yes, the extractions were $400 each, but there was also a limited oral evaluation ($35), 2 "guided tissue regenerations" (huh?) ($350 a piece), two bone replacement grafts ($450 a piece) and my requested nitrous oxide ($100). Perhaps I am being paranoid... but isn't this basically a classic bait and switch? I stormed out of the office and said I wouldn't pay any of it ($800 had seemed reasonable for an out-of-network oral surgeon, but not this). They soon sicced their personal collection agent on me... a woman who sounds, judging by her voice on the telephone, like she has been around since the advent of fire and is none the kinder for it. Deliberately throwing her voice to an irritating frequency that sounds as though a can of cat food is being opened across the telephone wires, she threatens, nags, pleads, and does pretty much anything she can to get you to send the money, including threatening lawsuits, calling you abusive (which I was, I admit), hanging up on you only to call back, sounding hurt, and just making an overall nuisance of herself. She's either 12 or 112, I can't tell. But she was also persuasive. I finally felt bad and agreed to pay $50 every two weeks, provided they took the money out on the day I got paid. Even this hasn't worked out. The receptionist would forget for two weeks and then withdraw $100, and once they "accidentally" withdrew $150 (finally putting $100 of it back a week later after I screamed at them). Now, I just don't know what to do. I still owe them over $600 but I'm just so tired of these people and so broke that it pains me to part with more cash. This is my idea of hell. It's my fault, and it was my own naivete. But, of course, the receptionist knew to undersell in order to get me in there, and not show me the fine print until after I'd gotten my teeth yanked out. Is that even up for debate? But I imagine this is what happens in dental offices everyday, so there's nothing special about Dr. Rosenberg's office or the minions who work there. The humanistic element is gone. In order to avoid this happening to you, ask questions before undergoing surgery like this, ask what you are going to be charged, and don't let them take you by surprise. Nervous, scared, and creeped-out in the face of extractions, you make yourself vulnerable to thieves. And these fools will gladly make you suffer. read more

Awful billing department.... and shady. Had a procedure done here and paid our bill in full after completed,they submitted to my insurance company and then had MY insurance money sent to them as well. According to our insurance agent he was not in a position to do so. Then after he received the insurance check it was like pulling teeth to get them to send it to us. As far as the dental work goes it was on par to most dentists who charge their fees. Nothing special... in good faith we paid our bill. Just expect the same in return. read more

I shouldve checked these reviews first! Im not surprised by the other reviews at all now that we had such a negative experience.....First I called to get an idea of how much wisdom teeth removal would cost and I was told $400 to $700 a tooth depending on how impacted they were...and that's all that was said. I made the decision that I could barely afford it but wanted to get it done before the school year started but our family also has college tuition due now as well for my other child. A) They charged us $725 a tooth (more than quoted) and a whole bunch of additional charges totaling $2165.00. I fault their receptionist for this since that was who I talked to. I was expecting maximum $1500 and we do not have insurance so we're screwed. Don't know how we are going to pay college tuition now. I would've waited a few months had the been honest and forthright about the REALTORS costs. B) The experience was very rushed and recovery was being discarded into a far room with absolutely no one checking in on us, even though they said they would. The only attention we recieved was when someone finally walked in and was surprised we were there but she just walks away. I thought that would bring someone by but no one came by for over an hour. I had to go up to the front to find out what was up. Due to me asking the receptionist comes back and says you can go. She rattles off a bunch of stuff that I can hardly understand because she is talking so fast. Says she's going to give us a goodie bag...some gauze, an ice pack that lasted 5 minutes, and a pamphlet....woohoo! We leave then I realize wait we didn't get any info on pain maintainance, or antibiotics or anything so I had to call back and ask. She seemed annoyed to give me any info telling me that the pharmacy would explain the four medications to me. The only reason I'm giving them 2 stars is the doctor was nice - ish and the office was clean. read more

DOUBLE BILLED he wanted to preform surgery on my 3 year old right away. Thank god I got a second opinion her tooth grew in 6 months later. he is a crook he also double billed for a service he did not even do. Please don't go to him!!! read more

Don't let these reviews color your opinion of Dr. Rosenberg. I've had nothing but great, amicable experiences when visiting his office. He is incredibly friendly and put my nervous mind at ease before my wisdom tooth extraction. He took the time to address my concerns before my surgery; I've never felt so comfortable at a dentist's office! His office is extremely clean and his office staff is warm. They went out of their way to make sure that I was safe and comfortable before, during, and after my surgery. He even offered to send my wisdom teeth out to have them saved for stem cells, should i need them later in life (a notion that is very comforting). It's hard to believe that anyone could write such scathing reviews of Dr. Rosenberg. He has been nothing but professional, honest, and informative during my visits. Perhaps this is why he has been chosen to become an NYPD police surgeon. If the NYPD trusts him, i have no reason not to! read more

I have never written a review on yelp, and am only doing so now because I almost didn't go to this doctor based on his yelp reviews, some of which had me expecting the sadistic dentist from "Marathon Man." Nothing could be further from the truth. Dr. Rosenberg is gentle, kind, extremely conscientious. As is the man, so is his staff, the warmest group of people you could ever hope to meet in a doctor's office. He pulled two teeth, and I experienced no swelling, and very minimal discomfort which was gone within a day. I would recommend him to anyone, but especially to the unsuspecting yelp reader (like me) looking for guidance. read more

Simply put....Dr. Rosenberg is the BEST!! Thank you for making what I thought was going to be a horrible experience at the dentist to a VERY VERY SMOOTH AND EASY visit. Dr. Rosenberg helped me take out my wisdom tooth that was badly chipped with a big cavity. It was catching food from anything that I put in my mouth. I was initially sedated and then next thing I could remember I was done (I think everything happened in literally 2 seconds). I think I woke up and asked Dr. Rosenberg and his nurse (at least twice) if I'm REALLY done...lol. IFFFFF I had to do this again, no doubt...it would be with Dr. Rosenberg. Friendly guy with tip top service and little to no pain. THANK YOUUUU! All the other dentists should also THANK YOUUUUU for changing my perspective of dentists....They are not as scary as I once thought growing up. :) read more

I had an amazingly positive experience with Dr. Rosenberg and his staff. I cannot imagine anyone being less than thrilled with his professionalism and bedside manner. I had a molar extracted. He totally put me at ease, explained everything about the procedure in great detail, gave me options for sedation/anesthesia and had a warm, calming disposition before, during and after the extraction. I give him and his staff my highest recommendation. read more

really good experience. office staff efficient and comforting. had sedation for complicated surgery, infected 2 teeth. ugh! he explains everything and all is good post surgery! read more

Professional, informative, and most important of all--very good at what he does. His office is good about following up, knowledgeable, and receptive. I visited the office twice--one for my 360 mouth scan and one for the surgery--and both were positive experiences. Dr. Rosenberg explained the situation in layman terms and made sure I understood 100% what the surgery entailed. The reception desk sent me the cost estimate (which broke down cost by tooth, IV if you choose) and after my extraction followed up the next day to make sure I was alright. You can tell that Dr. Rosenberg is very experienced as he made sure I was comfortable and was super quick, clean, and efficient in the surgery. read more

My general dentist recommended I go here for an implant as he regularly does with his patients. I was scared about a painful process. Dr. Rosenberg put me at ease and made me comfortable throughout the process. He had me return after the crown was put on to be sure it was OK. The staff was very helpful. He just moved to E 60th street and the office is beautiful, making you feel comfortable. read more

Dr. Rosenberg is nice, thorough, gentle, takes time to answer patient questions, and answers patient emails even on the weekends. His staff was friendly, organized, and on top of everything. I would highly recommend Dr. Rosenberg. read more

I first saw Dr. Rosenberg when he was at 30 E. 60. He was recommended by several endodontists for an extraction. Dr. Chen was not in the practice at that time. Dr. Rosenberg was personable and our visit was short. I kept getting a bill for a service that I was told was covered by my dental plan. I asked Dr. Rosenberg to write my insurance company a letter and he did, but they still didn't cover it. Finally after I spent about 10 hours on this issue one week, it turned out his staff coded the procedure incorrectly and when they resubmitted it with the correct code, it was covered, happy ending. P.S. that lady has since retired. The second time I saw him, Dr. Rosenberg had moved his office to Dr. Chen's practice on West 58th Street. This time, as I was leaving, the woman in charge of billing said she wanted to "talk". Basically she forbade me from leaving without paying for the procedure in full. I said I had confirmed before coming they were still an in-network provider for my insurance. She said yes, and we'll submit for you but you have to pay in full now. Good thing I had my credit card. I immediately called my insurance company and verified that they were still in-network and that I would be reimbursed. After their office sent the documentation to my insurance company, I asked my provider what the in-network rate was and discovered the office had OVERCHARGED me according to their contracted in-network rate, I had to call my credit card company to put a hold on the transaction and the doctor's office. Dr. Rosenberg was out of town, but after several back and forth phone calls with someone at the front desk who spoke to Dr. Chen (the billing lady wouldn't talk to me), he agreed to reimburse me the difference. Whew! Another time I saw Dr. Chen for a followup and he was also personable and the visit was brief. In summary, the doctors are good, but their billing leaves a lot to be desired. I didn't know that they had moved back to 30 E. 60. read more

This review isn't about Dr.Rosenberg but his partner Dr.Harrison Chen. He had cancelled multiple appointments on me and said I WAS THE ONE WHO CANCELLED WHEN I WAS NOT. I made the trip (about a hr each way) many times to tell me I wasn't even a client. Totally rude and unprofessional. I have no idea why someone as well respected as Dr.Rosenberg would ever take on a partner so immature and irresponsible. If I could give him 0 stars I would. read more

If you have to have a tooth removed, then there is no one better than Dr. Rosenberg. He removed two of my teeth at different times. Both times he was quick and painless unlike any experience of extraction earlier in my life. I hope to never see him again professionally for obvious reasons, but if I have to have a tooth extracted, I would choose Dr. Rosenberg. read more

I went to Dr Rosenberg for a consultation on removing my wisdom teeth (3 teeth.) They took an initial 360 scan, which is the practice standard for this type of operation, but then proceeded to tell me how I required a Cat-Scan because the roots of my lower left wisdom tooth were too close to the nerve. I thought this was great because he actually cares...wrong. From past experiences and sports injuries, I know that C-Scans are not cheap and so I requested a quote on how much it would cost. Dr. R left the room and spoke with a nurse who then came in and proceeded to try and hard sell me on this scan. She repeated 3 times "Well, this scan will cost $800, however, if you pay $400 out of pocket, insurance can cover the other $400." After saying no several times, the nurse persisted on trying to have me say yes. She then gave in, looked out the door, and gave the "I tried!" gesture, because it was clear Dr. R was standing outside of the door gesturing for her to continue pushing for the C-Scan sell. This obviously left a bitter taste in my mouth and after reluctantly playing for the initial 360 scan, I called a family friend for a second opinion. He couldn't believe that they were considering a C-Scan because it was clear that the tooth was fine for pulling and there wouldn't be any complications. So after the fact, Dr Rosenberg's office was 100% trying to scam me into paying them for something I clearly didn't need. Avoid, but if you have to go, bring your A game and don't agree to anything until you have a second opinion. read more

I have a similar 1 star experience to corroborate a fellow reviewer's experience with Dr. Rosenberg. It is no consolation to me that my experience has been shared by others. I went to Dr. Rosenberg to have my lower wisdom teeth extracted. Dr. Rosenberg himself was very friendly and competent, and did a very excellent job on the removal of my teeth. The reason for my 1 star rating was not based on his work, but how his business was run. For this extraction I diligently contacted my insurance and got a quote from his office staff that the procedure would cost less than $700, and that no xrays would need to be taken. Upon my arrival for the surgery, I was promptly brought in for the xrays, all the while asking about insurance and billing issues that were not addressed at the front desk. I was hurried through the preparation, and told that all billing issues were fine and would be handled after the surgery. After waking up and preparing to leave, I was presented a bill of over $2700 (that's 4 times the original price for those keep score at home), while I was dizzy from anaesthesia and drooling blood. I refused to put the payment on my credit card and was treated very scornfully for someone who just underwent surgery, and my only explanation for the increased bill was that all this was necessary and the waiver I signed gave him permission to perform any additional surgery that was deemed necessary. Apparently, $2000 worth. My wounds healed fine and I have no problem with my teeth, but the way I was rushed through the procedure and my questions hushed, then finally hit with an unexpected bill made my experience miserable. The surgery was fine, but I cannot trust someone who would run their business this way to have the patient's interest as his top priority. I recommend finding another surgeon if available. read more

DONT GO TO HIM!! HE DOESNT RESPOND TO EMERGENCIES! My daughter had 4 wisdom teeth pulled on a Tuesday. She was very swollen and in pain and called the doctors office over the weekend. She called 4 times and no one called back. Her call was finally answered on Monday morning and she has to go back to the office to be checked. When the office was questioned about why they had not responded to the calls over the weekend, they had no answer and said they would get back to us. They didn't even follow-up for a few days. They said their answering service wasn't working. That is not an answer. Dr. Rosenberg never even called to apologize. Why would anyone go to an oral surgeon who doesn't respond to emergencies. read more

In a word...AWFUL!!! Do not go to him & for God's sake, hope you would never need to request your records. They find every excuse in the book to stall, goes against ethics, not to mention NY & HIPAA laws!!!!!!!! read more

We asked initially if they "took our insurance", assuming that if they said "yes" that they were "in network." They said "yes" but they did not make it clear that they are out of network. Instead they are most certainly "out of pocket." They ask you to pay up front. They lied and said that we would get a check from insurance. Our insurance did not send us a check and we are now out $800. Not impressed! Go to an honest dental surgeon. read more

I had my wisdom teeth removed (all four at once and they were impacted!) by Dr. Rosenberg and he could not have done a better job!!! He was great in explaining the procedure and alerting me of what to expect during the recovery process. It's only been a week and I feel and look great (no bruises and the swelling is completely gone). He was always readily available to answer my questions and meet with me for follow up visits at my convenience. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a great oral surgeon! read more

Wow! Watch out for his billing! I was reassured multiple times by his office staff that he is in network for our dental insurance, and that he charges their recommended rates. Once the surgery was done, however, the bill was for nearly 3000 dollars and of that less than 500 was for dental charges; the rest was to go to our medical insurance where he is out of network and so not bound by any reasonable charges. What a crook! DON'T GO TO HIM UNLESS YOU DON'T MIND PAYING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS UP FRONT! read more

Professional, cordial and caring, 5 star. Not sure about the negative comments but they are self - explanatory. His staff was courteous and answered all of my questions, as did the doctor. Definitely recommended. read more

My recent review of Dr. Rosenberg has been deleted. The facts, and only the facts, were simply stated. Here it is again: This was a total nightmare. I was referred to Dr Rosenberg by Dr. Edward Lipke, who had performed a very unsuccessful root canal. Rosenberg took x rays, extracted theinfected tooth, but did not explain that he had also done a bone graft in the process to prep for an implant _ so that he could make more money. He should have explained the procedure in advance. I was not given a post-op appointment, just a brochure with post-op tips, as well as antibiotics and pain killers. Three days later the pain was getting to be unbearable, so I called Rosenberg's office, and of course, he was not available. His technician, Melissa, who also handles billing and payments, told me to take more pain killers and to call back in a week if I didn't feel better. I woke up two days later and felt like my head was going to explode, and my sinuses were killing me. I went to NY Hospital ER and a doctor gave me more antibiotics and called Rosenberg, who then promptly saw me. He had his technician take a 3D scan of my sinuses as I was concerned the infection was heading to my brain. He told me he had great news _ no infection in the sinuses. "What about my jaw? I asked. "Absolutely no infection,,,I scraped it all out," he said. My condition worsened and I saw my MD who referred me to a nose/ear/throat specialist, and I had to have a brain scan. In the meantime, the specialist referred me to her own personal oral surgeon, Dr. Richard Grey, who is wonderful and saw me immediately. The first thing he told me after seeing the 3D scan from Rosenberg's office was, "Did you know you still have a piece of tooth left in your jaw? Dr. Grey repaired the mess.. If you need an oral surgeon, go to Dr. Grey. He's the best. read more

I agree with some of the other reviewers here. I was satisfied with Dr. Rosenberg's work, but the stress and time I had to take to straighten out my bills made the whole experience nightmarish. Just as others have written, the quoted price (with in-network dental insurance) bore no relationship to what I was charged. I asked specifically for the total charges and what they told me verbally (one day before the surgery) was 1/3 of what they told me it would be. I had to pay what they said was due on the day of the surgery, doped up as I was. They repeatedly did not send the paperwork into the insurance and when they finally did, it was not accurate. After many more weeks and many phone calls, they kept on telling me that they had sent it in and that the insurance company had not paid them their portion. Many more weeks went by before the insurance company told me they had sent a check to the office to cover additional fees they made me pay. It took two more months to get reimbursed for this because although they deposited the check (which they disputed, but which the insurance company finally insisted that they had done), they credited another patient's account for the payment. I heard two different patients in the tiny waiting room arguing about the same issues. It cannot always be just a coincidence that these endless "mistakes" always put more money in the dentist's office and take more from you. DO NOT GO HERE. read more