Jeffrey A. Halpern, DDS Ltd

I had such a great experience at Dr. Halpern’s office! Unfortunately for me I needed all four of my wisdom teeth removed. I was referred to him by my medical doctor since my insurance was able to cover it through referral and if my teeth were impacted.
I’d say luckily, but unluckily for me three of my four wisdom teeth were impacted. Which saves me a ton of money in the end. However with or without financial help I would definitely recommend Dr. Halpern to anyone.
Him and his staff were very kind and professional throughout the entire surgery, post and pre op. They’re very good at explaining everything in detail and answering any questions you may have. I also believe that it’s Dr. Halpern’s experience that made my recovery such a breeze! I had minimal swelling and barely any pain. I’m recovering so well that I was even able to eat real food by day three! Thanks Dr.

I was referred to Dr Halpern by my dentist to have a tooth extracted. When I arrived his office staff seemed quite inexperienced. They were very confused. I was in the chair for SEVEN hours to have a tooth removed. While attempting to take a scan of my tooth three different assistants kept getting my head caught in the scan. They were training an assistant. While attempting to place pressure clip on my fingers they kept tangling the wires. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL AND INEXPERIENCED.
When I finally awoke from the anesthesia my blood pressure skyrocketed and they were confused about treatment. He finally administered a beta blocker to bring it down to normal. We were very scared. My wife was ready to call 911 for medical assistance. They really lacked professionalism and confidence.
Dr. Halpern truly seems like a gentleman but really disappointed me. This is the first time that I have ever complained about a doctor but felt I had to share my experience.
What really bothered me, was that after all of this occurred, is that Dr. Halpern DID NOT even call me to see if I was ok… VERY UNPROFESSIONAL… and sad.

I recommend him to anyone. I had two partially impacted and two fully out wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. I had no stitches put in. My bleeding stopped after the first 24 hours. Minimal swelling. No bruising. The operation lasted about 45 minutes. I was under Iv anesthetic so I have no recollection. The staff was very patient with helping me regain my balance and explaining the recovery procedures a few times to a semi-​loopy me. They did give me additional shots of numbing medicine after the surgery due to pain on one side. My surgery was expensive but also more extensive. I paid $ 1400 out of pocket plus an additional half covered by my insurance. I am happy with the quality though. I was able to get a consultation and extraction appointment within a week just in time for spring break recovery! Pretty good experience under these rough circumstances. Just follow their directions word per word!

I had been sent to Dr Halpren from a dentist referral. I was very happy with him and his assistants, he gave me all the information I needed, also a couple options for my issue.
I have my daughters going to him also, we are all pleased!
The only issue is the billing girls in the office, but besides that the most important thing is Dr Halpren and his treatments, he is fantastic

I came to Dr. Halpern to have 4 completely impacted wisdom teeth surgically removed. My experience really wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I was deathly afraid and dreaded the whole thing. Dr. Halpern is extremely nice as well as the entire staff.
So, the day of my surgery, I was so nervous. Shaking, upset stomach, all that good stuff. Dr. Halpern comforted me and told me everything would be fine and there was nothing to worry about. They give me the anesthesia and next thing I know I just hear my name being called by the nurse to wake up. I’m up, but really groggy and I felt nauseous afterwards.
Overall, the whole experience wasn’t as bad as I thought. I was told it was going to be really painful, and it wasn’t. The healing process was more uncomfortable than it was painful. I was prescribed vicodin and I had no idea why. It really wasn’t anything that regular ibuprofen couldn’t fix. I couldn’t eat solid foods for a week and a half and I could barely open my mouth for a couple of days after. I couldn’t laugh! My cheeks got pretty big, but nothing drastic.
The only extremely unpleasant part was that I had sneezed the day of my wisdom teeth surgery, and they say you’re supposed to TRY to stop yourself from sneezing since it makes all the muscles in your mouth tense up. But, if you have to, sneeze with your mouth closed. Unfortunately for me, my sneezes are loud and obnoxious no matter how hard I try to contain it, which resulted with a hole in my mouth where it was stitched up. The hole was connected to my sinus cavity, so every time I rinsed my mouth, all that water would come straight out of my nose. Gross, I know. But I immediately called the office and they said that it happens and to not rinse for an entire week and it should heal on its own. And it did.
Everything healed great and that’s because Dr. Halpern and the staff did a great job as well as informing me on what I should do for the healing process.
Thanks Dr. Halpern and staff!

While the doctor was experienced, the staff was negligent and even misleading. I will never go back. It took an hour for the office staff to send their medical codes to my insurance. I was told that everything would be covered except around 30 dollars. After the operation, I received a bill for nearly $ 200. I called to inquire, why my estimate was so different then my actual amount owed and no one had any idea.

Dr. Halpern was a God send. I had suffered for many months under the care of a quack dentist until I decided to find an oral surgeon. Though he has a busy practice, he was able to see me quickly, and he quickly pulled my wisdom tooth. I had no residual problems, and it has been over 6 months.

Two weeks ago, I had one of the most universally dreaded experiences in all of mankind: the extraction of all four of my wisdom teeth. I’ll be honest, I’ve been avoiding this inevitability for over a decade — but the time had come.
I came to Dr. Halpern’s office through a referral and I couldn’t be more pleased. Everything about the experience was just pleasant: from the woman who answered the phone to take my appointment (and explained some of the preliminary procedures), to the nurses and assistants who took my x-​rays and settled me in (all the while making sure I was as comfortable as possible), to Dr. Halpern’s actual evaluation and subsequent oral surgery.
Every aspect of the procedure was explained to me in detail (which actually set my mind at ease). After the procedure, I was given very specific instructions as to how to properly take care of my mouth in the coming weeks and so far, everything is moving along swimmingly.
I even ran into an unexpected scheduling conflict the day after I had originally scheduled (my fault) that the office had absolutely no problems with scheduling around. My consult was pleasant, the surgery went off without a hitch (and on time!), my follow-​up went just as well as my first two visits and it seems like my healing process is moving along swiftly.
Dr. Halpern himself is a very personable and kind man with great bed-​side manners (the same thing goes for the nurses and assistants).
If I had another 4 teeth to extract, this is the guy I’d go to.