I have yet to find a more difficult dentist to work with in my 40+ year life despite my husband…read morehaving a dental emergency. Due to a clerical error, Horizon Blue did not include my husband on my dental insurance but promised to fix it asap and sent over a proof of coverage. The dental office refused to accept it and after a week I stayed on the line with Horizon Blue so their representative can inform the dental office on what has transpired and also promised to fix it within 24/48 hours. Unfortunately, the dental office continued to refuse to work with us despite the call and the proof of coverage letter and on the day of the surgery informed us that we need insurance or cancel. we have had no choice but to cancel an emergency dental appointment. Very disappointing considering the great reviews. It is rather disheartening to listen to the hold music and announcement touting their "flexibility" for those uninsured when an actually insured person can't even get the appointment.

Dr. Gamzeh is the best. He is caring , experienced and does excellent work . The hygienists are…read morefriendly and efficient

It takes exceptional talent to make a visit to the dentist enjoyable but Dr Stearns and staff make…read moreit happen! Everyone is professional, friendly, and excellent at their job. I've had routine cleaning and more extensive procedures done and received detailed information on appropriate follow up care each time. The text reminders about appointments are extremely helpful.

My long-time dentist retired from this location, and he was absolutely great. While I cannot speak…read moreto the clinical quality of the remaining dentists, I can tell you that their corporate billing practices are completely atrocious.Because they are managed and billed by a centralized corporate entity, they do not care about individual customers at all. They overbilled me by nearly $2,000. It took them seven agonizing months to finally issue my refund.Getting my money back required over six hours of phone calls on my part, during which their billing staff was nasty.Save yourself the financial headache and stress. I will never do business with Dental 365 again.

Very happy with the way my crown lengthening turned out. I love to smile now. Thank you Dr. Strauss!read more

Today I had two implants placed. I was greeted with kindness and compassion by Debbie, who runs the…read moreoffice. She was helpful and compassionate as usual, and transparent with disclosing fees, as was Dr. Gabriel Strauss. He is amiable, professional and clear with all explanations. He called a few minutes ago to see how I was doing and encouraged me to phone should there be any problems. The entire staff made me feel comfortable and kindness is genuine. The entire office is very clean. I highly recommend.

Dr. Brody has gentle technique when performing cleanings, which I appreciate. He is also a…read moreconservative dentist in that he has a 'wait and see' approach instead of an aggressive excess dental work type. I like that he is patient and gives you the pros and cons of dental work that may need to be done. He refers out for things like surgeries and wisdom teeth removals, some dentists do too much and have little training. I found him after a terrible experience at another dental office in Englewood, and am glad to have been seeing Dr. Brody for a couple of years now. I've referred a few people here and they seem satisfied as well

My husband and I have been going to Dr. Brody for about 2 years now. I postponed my appointments…read moreduring the height of covid. The office is very clean and I felt safe. I had a root canal on Monday and was so nervous. So many of our friends had root canal horror stories with other dentists. I had such a pleasant experience. I told our friends how smoothly everything went and how much I trusted Dr. Brody. Some of our friends want to switch to seeing him now. The entire staff is super nice and kind. I never thought I'd like going to the dentist. Highly recommended!

Dr Bogossian became our dentist when our prior dentist retired. Initially, we were…read morehesitant/concerned because it had taken a long time to find a dentist we liked and trusted. But we feel knew Dr Holtzman would not leave his practice to just anyone. We have been extremely happy with Dr Bogossian and his staff. So much so that he is now our grandsons' dentist - they come from Delaware to see him. He is knowledgeable, professional and very honest in determining what work he recommends to his patients.

This Dr is a total jerk. Had me waiting for a half hour today, so I left. He didn't even call me…read moreback, so I made the right decision. He could care less about me. When he speaks to you it is in such a condesending way...bad news

I had an awful experience with Dr. Miksa. After a rushed filling in June 2025, I was left in severe…read morepain that her office dismissed as "normal." An endodontist later confirmed the tooth wasn't properly cleaned and I needed a root canal. Poor care, zero empathy -- I would never return or recommend this office.

I was refd to Dr. Miska years ago by a friend. She has a very clean office, very professional, is…read moregentle, caring and has a great staff. I will continue to keep her as my dentist as long as she works. My first experience is the reason why I chose to come back for any dental work that I have had done.

I have been going to DeSalvo Dental for 5 years already. My two kids also have been coming to this…read moreoffice for the same amount of time. The great experience has not changed from my original review 5 years ago. This team of professional is very special. Same doctors and staff as it was 5 years ago, what shows a high level of commitment and team work. You can tell how much they enjoy working together and I believe that connection in addition to their vast knowledge and expertise on dental issues, and people skills, might be their secret for been so successful. They definitely do their job by vocation and it shows every single time I bring my kids or myself to this office. My teeth sensitivity problems went away and my kids keep having very healthy gums and teeth. Thank you so much to everyone at DeSalvo dental. I highly recommend this place to my family and friends.

It will be a year in a few weeks since I have been coming to DeSalvo Dental. A friend recommended…read moreme to come here and I couldn't be happier with my decision and experiences. Dr. DeSalvo is caring, knowledgeable, and kind to all her patients. Peggy is such a great hygienist. Such a doll to have while having your teeth are being cleaned.

I had not been to a dentist in several years and as a result I had incurred many dental problems…read more I have never been to a dentist that didn't cause me pain. Dr. Forbes did root canal on my tooth and I had maybe a second of pain , which I thought was remarkable. The first thing I needed was root canal. Rather than pulling the bad tooth, Dr. Forbes decided to build up the tooth so that I could keep my own tooth. He spent a great deal of time on it, which I think is admirable. Dr. Forbes addressed each problem and handled it an effective and timely manner. He has an excellent bedside manner. He is very professional and easy to talk to at the same time. His staff is friendly and courteous while being professional at the same time. I would highly recommend Dr. Forbes. Nahir Barreras

To begin with: if not for the incident below, I would probably have given Dr. Forbes 5 stars based…read moreon my experience with him. I have had other dentists say my teeth were in great condition, and he was my dentist growing up. I'm just writing this as a slap-on-the-wrist for him and a warning to others to get a second opinion before spending lots of money on healthcare. As I mentioned above, Dr. Forbes was my dentist my entire childhood; I went to him once or twice a year (I don't remember). He referred my parents to an orthodontist for my braces and the orthodontist did a great job (as far as I can tell; I'm not an expert). Dr. Forbes is a friendly, polite, intelligent guy and so were the staff I interacted with. And he has a very handsome voice; I'm sure he gets compliments on it all the time. I just had one bad experience: in the summer(?) of 2009 I went to him for my routine check-up. At the end of my cleaning, the hygienist congratulated me and said that I had no cavities. Dr. Forbes then came in to do his final review, and he said I had TEN cavities. I'd had a few cavities filled before, but no more than around two (as far as I remember), and even two was a lot. Ten cavities was astounding. If I remember correctly, he said they were small but that I should get them filled now. He said the price for this would be $200 per cavity, for a total of $2,000. I remember the hygienist looked uncomfortable while he was talking, probably because it so wildly contradicted her diagnosis from just a few minutes earlier. At the time, I'd never had any bad experiences with any doctor or dentist, and I trusted these people like my own parents. I had also spent my entire life up to that point in the school system, where I had been taught to trust the older people (teachers, nurses, etc) who took care of me. I was very upset and embarrassed, but (if you can believe this, I barely can) as far as I can remember it never crossed my mind that this was an attempt to 'upsell' me rather than his professional opinion. So I told my mom, and we did as he recommended. We got the cavities filled. In hindsight, I realize this was happening in 2009 and I'm guessing the the financial crisis had hit our area hard (since we're right outside Manhattan and lots of people on Wall St. live in our area). If I had to guess, I would guess that he'd been getting a lot of cancellations over the past few months and needed some revenue so that he could continue paying his staff. It also seems plausible to me that this dental work may have been a fair deal / good idea, even at $2,000. I'm not an expert, so I can't say for sure. All I can say is that $2,000 was a lot of money to my family then, it took us years to pay it off (I think it was sent to collections), I haven't been back to see him since, and the whole experience has left me feeling sad whenever I think about it. The one good thing I can see from the whole experience is that the memory of that has made me much more cautious about spending money when doctors and dentists recommend it. Their incentives are not totally aligned with yours, and you should remember that. And again, other than that experience, he was great. And I'm not trying to imply I'm any better than he is; I'm sure someone could write a review like this about me from things I did years ago (although I haven't gone into business yet so it wouldn't involve money). So you should feel fine going to him. Just remember that his incentives are not totally aligned with yours.

I'm 62 years old and I feel its safe to say I've seen my fair share of dental offices. Have to say…read moreTenafly Dental Spa has to be the best I've been to. The waiting area is bright and well maintained, with suitable magazines for all ages. The restroom is immaculate, (don't know about you, but I find restrooms a good indicator of the maintenance and upkeep of any professional office.) The facility itself is virtually brand new. Once past the front desk, the place opens to a huge dental arena. There is lots of natural light coming in from all angles. Though I'm not hip on the latest state of dental equipment, I do know that the place fully maximizes the technological advances in dentistry. The only thing that comes close to matching the physical aspects of the place is the staff. Friendly, well-trained front desk staff, and an excellent hygienist staff who greet you like a member of the family. Which brings me to the dentist themselves, A mother and son team that is spectacular. I like trying to understand all things medical and science wise. Both dentists are always happy to explain, options, procedures, even the "new technology" available, and always in easy to understand ways. Dental visits aren't exactly high on most people list of fun things to do, but this place comes as close as you can get to being a plesant place to visit.

He plays games with words, tell you that you are not a candidate for implants and sends you to his…read moreguy that does implants and tells you he wants to pull out six teeth Dr. Kallis who had to go to court extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/Actions/20080326_22DI01547200.pdf. When you go back to him he says a totally different story. So tired of these people screwing people to put money in their pocket.

This was probably the most "complete package" of a dental experience I've ever had thus far. Dr…read more Park has many things going for her practice. I will do my best to list them here: 1) Knowledge and Communication - She knows what she's talking about, and relays this information in a meaningful and impactful way. 2) Customer Service - It is clear she puts her patients first, and it shows from beginning to end. She gave advise not only pertaining to her specialty, but regarding other aspects of the dental profession, and was willing to provide assistance in any way she could whether it benefited her directly or not. Caring about your patients is few and far between in this day and age, and she has this quality in spades. 3) Bedside Manner - As she was approaching each phase of my visit, she did everything she could to make me feel comfortable, including talking me through each step of the way. I felt I was in the very best of hands. In summary, I cannot recommend her enough.

I was sent to Dr. Park to address issues I had with readiness for two implants. The plan was to…read moreaddress the issues so that the implants could go forward. Dr. Park discussed the need to perform a "sinus lift" procedure which would require bone grafts. There was a hollow area in my bone that required a graft as well. In addition, a tooth was being extracted. The long story short is after all the discussion and several CT scans and 3 visits, I came to find out Dr. Park charged me $1,200+ and DID NOT perform the sinus lift and DID NOT address the hollow area in my bone. All she did was pull my tooth and graft the socket where the tooth was removed. I've had tooth extractions done before and the sockets healed properly each time, so a bone graft for the extraction area was hardly necessary. The hollow area had apparently been caused by an infection. So, basically I paid $1,200+ for a tooth extraction. And I still need to see anyone else but Dr. Park about addressing the sinus lift. And to make matters worse, she denies all of this to my primary dentist - even though I had never heard of a sinus lift in my life until meeting Dr. Park. She is the worst dentist I've ever seen.