Re: Review for East Village Dental

You're the fool for ever patronizing any jew business especially in NYC 
where they think they have safety in numbers. Jew dentists, lawyers,
judges, 
insurance adjusters etc All covering for each other.


"4PeaceMirelle" <anaminaam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Review for East Village Dental
>
> 05/30/2008
>
> 1 star if you live nearby.  Otherwise avoid.
> Not sure if other dentists work out of the office but I was with
> Jeffrey Krantz.
>
> Poor communicator and only seems interested in billing you.
>
> I've gone twice.  Thought my first visit was hopefully an anomaly but
> on each visit I was ignored and left to sit in the chair while he
> worked on other patients or dealt with other matters, and this was
> with an appointment!

They(jews) all do this. They overbook and run the office like an assembly 
line
 and juggle patients.


>
> When he was with me, he'd spend a few minutes looking at my teeth then
> step out.  Few minutes, then step out.  It could just be his patient
> load is too high, but honestly, he needs to work on his people
> skills.  Didn't answer any questions I had, but proceeded to tell me
> all about how he bills his patients.

You know, any real professional would not do this. His secretary or biller

would discuss this with you.



  When I was done, he didn't say a
> word to me and went on to another patient.  I was sitting in the chair
> when his assistant came in and said "Oh, you know you're finished
> right?"  Believe it or not, this happened on both my visits.  I was
> supposed to come back because he only cleaned half of my teeth,

You're joking. A good hygeinist can do the best job in 20 minutes or less 
and do a better job than most dentists. He probably doesn't want to lose a

dollar  lol



 but he
> never communicated this to me or to his assistant because she didn't
> even bother to schedule me for another appointment.  Thank god!
>
> Can't say this enough.  AVOID.  Many better choices for dental work.
> If you do need to go here, make sure you know how much your insurance
> charges you because they incorrectly billed me twice.

My advice if you only have minor things like cleanings, filings  etc is to

forget the insurance and just choose the best dentist you can find and pay

for it yourself. It will be well worth it because dentists of this sort
can 
end up doing damage or telling you that you need things that you really 
don't like root canels (may just be a minor infection cured by penicillin)

and crowns  etc Once this starts you can eventually kiss that tooth
goodbye. 
Then he'll sell you implants  haha


>
> http://www.yelp.com/biz/east-village-dental-new-york
>
>  Mirelle