Arch Dental Associates

Dentist Office In Garden City, NY
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901 Stewart Ave Ste 206,
Garden City, NY 11530
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How Patients Feel

POSITIVE
9.7

9.7 Out Of 10

DI Rating

Patient Reviews

22

About Arch Dental Associates

Specialties

General Dentistry

Conditions

Chipped Tooth Dental Disorders Toothache Cavity Gingivitis Grinding of Teeth Gum Disease TMJ Tooth Abrasion Tooth Abscess Tooth Decay Tooth Loss Root Canal Tooth Demineralization Sleep Apnea Tempormandibular Joint Pain Tooth Attrition

Procedures

Dental Bonding Dental Bridge Dental Crown Dental Extraction Denture Repair Lower Dentures Porcelain Veneers Restoration of Dental Implants Teeth Whitening Upper Dentures Composite Fillings Dental Inlays Dental Onlay Root Canal Root Planing Simple Tooth Extractions Teeth Scaling Ultrasonic Dental Cleaning Teeth Extraction Non-Surgical Gum Treatment Invisalign®

Languages

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Appointments

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Sunday
Closed
Monday
9:40 AM-6:40 PM
1 09:40:00 18:40:00
Tuesday
12:40 PM-8:40 PM
2 12:40:00 20:40:00
Wednesday
12:40 PM-8:40 PM
3 12:40:00 20:40:00
Thursday
9:40 AM-6:40 PM
4 09:40:00 18:40:00
Friday
9:40 AM-3:40 PM
5 09:40:00 15:40:00
Saturday
Closed
Accepting new patients

Arch Dental Associates Dentists

DI Rating 9.5

 

How Patients Feel

POSITIVE

Patient Reviews

12
By: Jan Burgdorf
on August 22, 2017

The resolution of a significant financial issue about my original 20*16* verbal contractual agreement -  confirmed and reiterated verbatim during my discussion with Invisalign's patient care representative -  with Arch Dental in Garden City *was never and will never be resolved*.  In addition to the Invisalign issue, above, on May 12, 20*17*, the new bookkeeper handed me a pen, placed a "guarantee of payment" in front of me, and pressured me to sign for new dental work: 3 crowns totaling $6,288.00. A "post" was an additional expense for a tooth with*out* a root canal. My new dental group told me that a post is never provided for a tooth that does not have a root canal. Within days I told Arch Dental that I would not consent to this work, but the "guarantee of payment" remained in my file. Then on May 22nd and May 24th, it alarmed me that repeated efforts were made by this new bookkeeper and the new office manager - a total of four telephone discussions with me - to give them my full credit card data over the phone. WHY? *Four times* I said that I would be in the *following day* to pay $125.00 cash for the whitener that I ordered. I left the practice the end of May and removed my original 5 star Google review from early May, 2017. I was a patient with Dr. Jerome Kaufman and his dental hygienist since 1996; Dr. Kaufman then merged his practice with Arch Dental. I never had this experience on Dr. Kaufman's watch. Note: online reviews of businesses:  Can Therapists Fake Their Own Online Reviews? - The New York Times The New York Times › magazine › can-t... AMP - Feb 22, 2017 - The magazine's Ethicist columnist on whether it's O.K. to post composite “patient” reviews on a referral site ...

DI Rating 9.6

 

How Patients Feel

POSITIVE

Patient Reviews

8
By: Anonymous
on March 28, 2018

Very impressed and happy so far.

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