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NYU Dental Faculty Practice Introduce

Welcome to NYU Dental Faculty Practice, your dedicated dental clinic located at 726 Broadway Suite #350 in the heart of New York City. As a leading dental care provider in the platform category of Dental Clinics, we are committed to offering a wide range of services to meet your oral health needs.

Our environment is designed to ensure your comfort and ease from the moment you step through our doors. Our friendly and professional front office staff, as highlighted in a recent patient review, are known for their warmth, efficiency, and patience in assisting with check-in and addressing any inquiries you may have. They strive to create a welcoming atmosphere where you can feel at ease.

NYU Dental Faculty Practice boasts a team of highly skilled dental professionals, including experienced surgeons and hygiene technicians. One patient shared a particularly positive experience regarding their daughter's wisdom teeth removal by Dr. Alsabban, praising her expertise, clear communication, gentle approach, and reassuring bedside manner. This reflects our commitment to providing top-notch care with a focus on patient comfort and satisfaction.

Our services encompass a broad spectrum of dental care, potentially including routine check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and more complex procedures such as wisdom teeth removal. We understand the importance of clear communication and detailed explanations, ensuring you are well-informed about your treatment options and procedures.

While we strive to provide exceptional care to all our patients, it's important to acknowledge that experiences can vary. One patient reported dissatisfaction with their treatment plan and the extended timeline for receiving their dentures, highlighting concerns about the involvement of students and communication among practitioners. We continuously work to improve our services and address patient concerns to ensure the highest quality of care.

For those seeking comprehensive dental services in a professional and caring environment, NYU Dental Faculty Practice is here to serve you. Contact us at (212) 443-1300 or +1 212-443-1300 to learn more or schedule an appointment. We are dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain a healthy and confident smile.

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NYU Dental Faculty Practice Location

NYU Dental Faculty Practice

726 Broadway Suite #350, New York, NY 10003, USA

NYU Dental Faculty Practice

726 Broadway Suite #350

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NYU Dental Faculty Practice Reviews

Absolute nightmares. To all the students who would think you’d save money: don’t go, especially if you are in pain. Just go to some private practice with experienced doctors that you trust, even it means more costs.They are nice people in this office, don’t get me wrong, just inexperienced and unprofessional to solve my problem but caused me more problems. I took my price because of my reckless decision, but I hope you don’t need to. I don’t know, if you have easy procedures, maybe you could go there, but why the risks?Two months ago I did a comprehensive exam. While I didn’t feel any pain anywhere, they somehow decided they need to redo my previous fillings, and I believed them, which now looking back, might not be a good or necessary suggestion. Not to mention, their appointments are hard to get, even you got it soon, every time you’ll be assigned with a different student with inconsistent opinions about your situation. Very unprofessional and unorganized. I guess that’s all you can expect from a student practice.Right after they did fillings on 2 of my teeth, I started a two-month nightmare. I was having serious pain constantly and went there so many times, but every time I came to the office, they couldn’t find the problem, and they claim the filling procedures are normal and fine, they had no clues and always showed that they are surprised at my situation. They even said it’s facial pain not caused by the teeth. Even so, they didn’t give a solution while they can’t figure out, they didn’t say go to other doctors or rule out whatever else that’s not caused by teeth, instead, they told me to go back taking pain killers and just live with it. So many misdiagnoses caused me looking into other directions, I even saw an ENT doctor for this, which now looks ridiculous.By the time I realized I should change a dentist, I was having severe constant pain for nearly a month, which I can’t eat or drink or sleep properly, and I was anxious because of the pain all the time, it was giving me mental traumas. And by the time I went to another dentist in private practice for help, they found my teeth are already dead, nerves dead, and I need root canal for both of them! It was periapical periodontitis and there are infections around the fillings they did. And I guess what made them hard to diagnose is because I was having a lot of transfer pain around a big area of many teeth. But all of that, they didn’t know, and they didn’t even try to solve any of my problems. I ended up doing two root canals in a row. And at my new dental, I immediately notice the difference of the services I got, the standard of professionals, the details of knowledge, they explained everything I didn’t got the explanation at this practice. Then I knew I made the wrong decision two months ago.Just sad tragedies.
Dec 07, 2024 · S D