Dental Oral Surgery w New York

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  James Hickson

  :: 24 May 2018 10:45:46

  Was seen an 1 and 15 minutes after my scheduled an Apt

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  Deborah Bernard

  :: 18 April 2018 22:36:23

  I first visited Dental Oral Surgery 2 years ago and had 3 Wisdom teeth pulled at once per Dr. Brody's recommendation. She explained it was painful and she wouldn't want me to experience the pain multiple times so just get it done all at once and get it over with, I appreciated her honesty because after the anesthesia wore off I was in a tremendous amount of pain and she was right I would not want to feel that kind of pain over and over again. The staff is very professional and paperwork and wait ime went smoothly, they have state of the art equipment and the office is very clean and well kept. Earlier this week I went back for another extraction and it went a little too smooth, I would recommend this place to anyone. Too bad she is not a Dentist that does regular check ups or she would be my Dentist for life. Keep up the good work.

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  Mora KnowsBetta

  :: 16 October 2017 00:05:41

  I loved the staff and whole procedure was a breeze.... I recommend this place to anyone afraid of having a tooth extracted.

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  Hondo Martinez

  :: 26 July 2017 01:14:28

  This location as well as the entire so called 'network' of Manhattan Oral Facial Surgery LLC consists of, in my opinion, a group of incompetent staff persons and conducts fraudulent billing practices. I suggest people find somewhere else to go. I went to this location on July 5th 2017 and had a consultation performed, which consisted of x-rays and a brief chat with DDS Bodey. It was explained to me that the practice would need prior approval from my health insurance before any work could be performed. I received notice that my procedure was approved minus the 3 units of anesthesia requested by DDS Bodey, whom by the way only performs tooth extractions under anesthesia and refuses to administer a local anesthetic (I'm not sure why.) Because my insurance did not approve the anesthesia, I was informed that I could still have the procedure done, but at one of their other locations with an oral surgeon whom would do so under a local anesthetic. I rescheduled so that I could go to the other location and was informed that on said date my tooth would be extracted. I arrive at the place (5209 Broadway Ave) only to be told that I would not have the extraction done on that day and that they would need to perform another 'consultation' (which would consist of more x-rays and a talk with the DDS.) Needless to say if this was in fact a 'network' as they so claim it to be, then why would I be subjected to another consultation and more x-rays? I believe that it is Manhattan Oral Facial Surgery LLC's unscrupulous way of double billing my insurance company. There is no reason why one location could not share my x-rays with another location within their 'network.' Scam alert!

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  Nicole Williams

  :: 02 April 2017 13:36:43

  As a woman that has not been to the dentist since I was 8 years old and had a bad experience that I ran out the office they accompanied me so nicely and I had the choice to chose to be put to sleep everything was great there and I got a companetray call back to see how I was doing love the and the Asian dentist which was a woman which I loved