Jeffrey B Schoengold, DDS PC

I decided to go to this dentist due to location, bad mistake. I was scheduled for a cleaning/​xrays as it was my first visit. The dentist sat with me for maybe five minutes and showed me my teeth via a camera/​tv set up, after I was told «WOW alot of cavities»; I never saw the dentist again. He was busy with another patient. The receptionist/​hygienist? then proceeded to ask me when I would like to set up my next appointment as if my visit was over. I told her that I wanted my teeth cleaned (my major reason for going to the dentist) I felt like if I did not mention that they were not going to be cleaned but my insurance was going to be billed. She cleaned my teeth very rough, she dug so deep into my gums I felt as if my teeth were being extracted (I think a plot to show me how «deteriorated» my teeth and dental hygiene was-​WHICH IS NOT THE CASE); all while she was cleaning my teeth she left me about three times to pick up the phone. After my mouth was «violated» she asked me when I would like to take care of the cavities. I asked her where they were located (I was never told this information by the dentist) so I can estimate cost… she could not tell me any of this information but said I could open a care credit account if my insurance did not cover the cost. I never saw my xrays and she could not tell me location of my cavity/​ies; I then asked well how many cavities am I looking at 1?2?5? she said alot as in more then 7. I was appalled I regularly go to the dentist and knew something was not right. I walked out of there and never looked back. I went to another dentist after 6 months, and guess what my teeth are beautiful no additional cavities.