I've been visiting Dr. Grossman's office for years annually for checkups. I just recently switched…read moreto twice yearly for cleanings since I'm so impressed with his staff and expertise that I dropped my regular dentist. The dental hygienist was very thorough during my latest cleaning and wore plenty of protective gear, so I felt safe and comfortable. Dr. Grossman is very caring and kind (always a pleasure to see him!). I highly recommend him for periodontics work, but if you're dissatisfied with your regular dentist make his office your twice yearly dental cleaning choice. You won't be disappointed!

Last week, I went for my first visit to Dr. Grossman and was very impressed by the COVID…read moreprecautions taken, the attention to detail, the friendliness of the staff and the excellent all around cleaning and care that I was provided with. I would certainly refer others to this practice!

I cannot emphasize enough what a negative experience I had here. Estimates for treatment options…read morethat I did not agree to were pushed upon me. But the worst part was that, even though my x-rays showed no cavities, the dentist decides that I actually have nine cavities, which I would of course be paying exorbitant amounts of money to have filled. Luckily, I went to a more reputable dentist nearby, who did not try to push any orthodontic treatments and who told me I had one minor cavity. She also told me that I was not particularly cavity-prone, which was the complete opposite of what the dentist here told me. Just a terrible experience here all around.

If you have good insurance, be careful with Nexus Dental because they might try to finesse you like…read morethey did me. I've been in my union for eight years, and I've never had to pay co-pays for dental work--until I started going here last year. At first, they kept charging me co-pays, which was already suspicious, but the final straw was when they tried to bill me $300 for a procedure that my insurance FULLY covers. I called my insurance directly, and they told me the only reason they didn't cover it was because Nexus Dental didn't follow the guidelines. I wasn't supposed to have two different procedures done on the same day, but Nexus still did it anyway--knowing it wouldn't be covered. That's not my fault--that's theirs. When I refused to pay for their mistake, they sent the charge to a debt collector instead of owning up to it. And that's not even the worst part. I got multiple cavities done here, and one of them was still hurting after the dentist worked on it. When I went back for another cavity, he redid the old one that I had already told them was still causing pain--and they charged me for it. How does that make sense? I didn't mess it up, he did. If the work wasn't done right the first time, why am I the one paying for it again? That should've been fixed for free. A dentist's job isn't just to treat patients--it's to handle insurance correctly and stand by their work. If they can't do that, why should patients have to pay for their mistakes? If you value transparency and honest billing, go somewhere else.

After many years of dental problems, I sought out a periodontist who would be near me, near where…read moremy mother was living, and be reasonably priced. It was a HUGE MISTAKE when I chose Concord Lexington Periodontics! Under their (non-existent) care I was subject to pain, infection, and lack of response to messages. It started with four teeth needing to be removed. I was told it would take an hour. It took nearly four! The 4 teeth were wrongly broken up into tiny pieces which had to be extracted 1 by 1. I complained at the time about all the debris going down my throat. 5 days later I was in the ED @ Brigham and Women's Hospital with severe bacterial pneumonia. They kept me there for 5 days! I didn't put it together, but 4 days after she pulled out the remaining teeth, I was back in the hospital again with bacterial pneumonia. They have no emergency phone number, and yet the doctor thought nothing of taking a three-week vacation. She refused to give me painkillers. I was living on amoxicillin, tylenol, and Motrin throughout the 6 week process. I couldn't go back there to finish & get the implants. After the pain and infection she put me through, the bone grafts leaked and it was clear I had to fire her. I went to my dentist who was agast by what he saw and immediately sent me to an oral surgeon to undo the damage that they had done. $2,000 later and I'm still healing from the surgery. NO ONE should go to this practice! It's butchery at its best. The pain, the sloppy work, and the fact that the periodontist herself showed no mercy & rarely returned phone calls and texts is reason enough to STAY AWAY!

There is a new owner, Dr. Verdier. I had been going to this practice for over 35 years (to see Drs…read more Bader and Freedman, who are now are retired) and been pleased about the care. Dr. Verdier's practice will not tell you if their staff has been vaccinated.They say it's government regulations; it's up to the individual workers to say if they are vaccinated; they are not mandated to be vaccinated. The dental assistant (not the hygienist) that was to work on me wore only a surgical mask and we were in a small room. She admitted when asked that she was not vaccinated. I was upset that she was defensive and this put me on the defensive. I refused the procedure which involved pictures of my gums. On a later call to resolve this matter, I was told that the assistant would not even wear an N95 mask, more protective than the surgical mask. The Dr. was also defensive as was the receptionist the front desk, all blaming government regulations. Dr. Verdier told me that maybe his practice is not the right one for me. I found another periodontist, recommended, whose front desk assured me that those working in their office were all vaccinated. Oddly the workers in that office were also not required to say one way or another whether they were vaccinated but at least the practice gave me an assurance they were and welcomed me.

Maybe back in the old days Dr Handa was good dental provider. But now she only cares about taking…read moreyour money and not actually providing full treatment for any of your sleep disordered issues. She will also sell you on classes or procedures that you may not need and then give you impartial treatment for procedures that you do need (and originally came to her for) so that she can keep charging you and keep you as a patient forever. She will charge you $400 (non-refundable) to even put you on the schedule to meet with her for the initial consultation. The first appointment is nothing other than her getting to know your story and then felt like a sales pitch without really dissecting into the main issues you came to her for. Then the second appointment is taking measurements, photos, x-rays, and to set you up with a wrist watch sleep study - which you should expect an even larger fee all together on this appointment. I came to her as she was considered a dentist trained in the "Zaghi" frenuloplasty technique. She did not do anything remotely close to the frenuloplasty. It was basically an hour appointment where she would spend most of the time doing neck stretches and leg stretches (which she said will help cause restrictive tongue tie fibers to come out more) and then slowly coming back to using the laser on my tongue tie. In the end, only a tiny incision was done yet still leaving my anterior tongue tie completely in-tact, when what I needed was a posterior tongue tie release. She also ended up using surgical glue to seal off the tiny gash that was made (instead of sutures, which is common to use for a complete release) which the glue ended up falling off after my first mouth rinse, revealing the incomplete release that Dr Handa had done. I could have excised the same amount of tissue that was released from this appointment by using my two finger nails. Literally nothing had changed about my tongue before and after - no extra mobility or muscular relief. Dr Handa then tried to sell me on her coaching classes that she insisted was necessary to complete the final steps of curing my tongue tie. She also tried to get me to see one of her own staff for myofunctional therapy when she knew I was already working with a myofunctional therapist! Sometimes she can just be too much of a hard sell that I don't think she even realizes it. These are just the one of many scenarios where she has pitched a sales to me, even if I am receiving the same treatment elsewhere. I won't mention all the cases as this post would be long winded. Dr Handa and I eventually sorted it out and agreed upon a refund for the "frenuloplasty" procedure I received, which I am at least appreciative for. But she did end up wasting a lot of my time, which I had used sick days at work and still a lot of money for the other diagnostics and stuff (which were paid from my flexible spending account - and I am not happy about that). (Picture is 1 day post-op of my frenuloplasty procedure with Dr Handa)

I am so disappointed. I really liked Dr. Handa. Unfortunately, I had a very negative experience…read morewith her staff. I received a bill in March for a crown that my insurance company had denied. When I contacted the office about it, I was informed that the office "always" appeals, but offered me no further details. I spoke with my insurance company and learned that the office had not appealed the denial despite receiving information about the appeals process in October and November of 2020. I placed multiple calls to the office, hoping for more information and to see if they would file an appeal (at my insurance company's suggestion). When I left a message with the office asking for a call back after learning this information, I never received a call back. If you value quality patient assistance, service, and communication, I would recommend a different office.

Anybody who has thought about restoring broken and worn down teeth should go now! Everything in…read moreone office, no lab wait, no pain with Dr V.

I went in for my regular cleaning and it was excellent. Allison, Ashley, and Kimberly are great…read more Dr. Vultaggio and his practice are excellent and highly recommended. He uses state of the art technology and is very personable and engaging.

If you live in metrowest, and have teeth, I have a strong recommendation for you: Steve Cohen…read more After 40 years as a patient of a dentist who retired, I read the Top Dentists in Boston feature in Boston Magazine, and noted that Dr. Cohen had been highly rated there, based on votes from his area colleagues. On my very first visit to his low-key suburban office, he exuded the kind of professionalism and up-to-date knowledge that I'd hoped for, and after an uber-thorough exam, he made common sense recommendations on a plan of action for the care of my teeth. His facility was clean, calm and quiet, and his fees for x-rays, cleanings, fillings and crowns were quite reasonable. I am so thrilled to have found my new dentist, and his flexibility with my busy schedule allowed me to book a second appointment in less than two weeks.

Dr. Cohen has been our family dentist for over 10 years. A fantastic professional who is always…read morelearning the latest techniques and applications for care. A terrific dentist.

Today I had an excellent dental visit at Dental Associates! I have been a patient here for many…read moreyears usually I see Dr. Nehra and am always very happy, but today I had the other dentist do two fillings. It was easy and he was very kind and understanding of my nervousness! Happy to recommend such a great dental office!

Today I am here getting a crown and a couple fillings. Downer..... but Isabella and the Doctor have…read morebeen so great. Working in a timely manner and always checking on me. I don't always love the dentist but they make it so much easier! Highly recommend Dental Associates of Marlborough!

Best dentist I've ever had in my 50+ years! Dr. Sagor is the best! She kindly called me the next…read moreday to make sure my tooth (which was being difficult) was feeling better.

This group is awful. Inefficient , w some very unpleasant…read morestaff (some were fine). Their AI scheduled my appt and I planned for it only to be called a few days later to be told AI was not supposed to schedule for a new patient. Then, when I finally got through the initial appointment ( not at all pleasant) ) I scheduled another cleaning six months out. I got a call a few days before the long- ago scheduled second appointment to inform me that though the group takes my dental insurance I would have to pay out of pocket up front amd be reimbursed when they got paid by my insurance. Hundress of dollars mind you. Absurd!!!! I pay dental insirance premiums weekly! Will never go back. Corporate-run medicine stinks.

Dr Madden and his staff are simply terrific, and I'm always happy to recommend his practice to any…read morenewcomers. Also conveniently located next to a donut shop LOL

Be aware that Dr. Madden sold this practice to a different dentist, Dr. Lou, in May 2022. So any…read morereviews from before then are not really applicable. Unfortunately, Dr. Lou has a very different approach. While Dr. Madden was gentle and conservative, Dr. Lou is much more aggressive. I saw her for a couple of fillings. She had never met me before, but did not review my treatment plan in depth and was a bit rough during the procedure. She was very frustrated that I couldn't open my mouth as wide as she liked, but also didn't give me breaks to temporarily close my mouth. If you like a brusque approach -- or you have good teeth and rarely/never need more than a cleaning -- you might enjoy this practice. But it's no longer a good fit for someone who prefers a milder approach.