New York Family Dentistry

Joseph Floyd

Nicked a couple of my teeth removing Invisalign attachment literal dents I can feel in my teeth. Rushed to close my Invisalign treatment.

May 24, 2025

Rashid Stanley

There is only one word. AMAZING! AMAZING STAFF, AMAZING customer service and AMAZING care. New York family dentistry is my family's Dentistry, and Extended family. Thanks a Million times over. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley.

February 20, 2025

Blessing Queen

I made an appointment for my daughter about 2 months ago for her to have a filling. I arrived today for her appointment and they informed me that there’s no pediatric doctor there for fillings; meanwhile my daughter is experiencing tooth pain. I received no update no phone about their being no doctor for fillings today, meanwhile I confirmed via texted MULTIPLE TIMES for today’s appointment. The young lady Daisy G.

proceeded to tell me my daughter’s appointment is July 17th. I replied my daughter needs to see someone today on top of that why wasn’t I informed. This was a HUGE inconvenience because I took a cab from home, wasted my money in which I will not be reimbursed. There were three women including Daisy at the front desk and none of them had remorse or the proper hospitality to deal with this situation.

There was no my apologies for the inconvenience; none of that; just blank faces. Daisy proceeded to tell me she can check the other office on flatlands in which the Dr that’s there is a GENERAL dentist not a PEDIATRIC dentist. My daughter got an appointment there but I had to take another cab there smh. MORAL TO THE STORY: UPDATE YOUR PATIENTS FAR IN ADVANCE, SOMEONE SHOULD BE GOING THRU THAT PATIENT LIST THE DAY BEFORE TO MAKE SURE THOSE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE PROPERLY ATTENDED TOO ‼️

June 7, 2025

Shermaine Henry

I would not recommend this facility. When a doctor makes you feel worried or anxious in a way that seems exaggerated or unnecessary, and then recommends expensive out-of-pocket procedures, it could be a form of medical manipulation or even exploitation. This behavior is sometimes called: Upselling: Convincing you to pay for procedures or tests that may not be essential. Fear-based tactics: Using fear to push you into agreeing to services quickly. Unethical practice: Prioritizing profit over your actual health needs. This can be especially concerning if: The doctor doesn't clearly explain why the procedure is needed.

You’re pressured to act immediately without getting a second opinion. They don’t offer covered alternatives through your insurance. In those cases, it’s wise to: 1. Ask questions – about the urgency, risks, and alternatives. 2. Request documentation – of the diagnosis and treatment plan.

3. Get a second opinion – from another provider or your primary care doctor. 4. Check insurance coverage – and ask the doctor for covered alternatives.

April 18, 2025