Never again. Horrible experience. Had one wisdom tooth pulled was quoted $400-$500 and handed a bill for $1035 with no description of work. The doctor was extremely heavy handed and honestly it was a bit scary. I’m in so much pain right now I will never step back in that office in my life.
Update; i’ve been in massive pain all week that doesn’t feel right and all I keep getting told is that it’s a very abusive procedure well this morning while standing at Home Depot a gigantic piece of a tooth shard came out of my mouth. It was lodged between my rear molar and my gum. I have pictures to prove it
Christian Nodal · 1 out of 5 stars · 2 years ago
Do not go here for wisdom teeth removals. My fiancé needed her wisdom teeth pulled out and they immediately gave us attitude. They did not let me enter the room to comfort her and I was told to leave. They did not administer the right amount of nitrous oxide and as a result left her in immense pain. The after-care was awfully prepared as she had only 3 or 4 pieces of gauze. Awful experience and really unprofessional staff.
Julie Dazzle · 5 out of 5 stars · 6 years ago
My experience with Dr. Salas and his team went amazing. I would recommend him and his team to anyone that is looking for a pain free and smooth oral surgery journey. Dr. Salas not only made me feel like a person rather than a dollar sign, his work was very clean and allowed a quick recovery. Before surgery with Dr. Salas, the pain I was experiencing in my jaw was so intense I was barely able to speak a sentence. Soon after the surgery I was like brand new and my horrible jaw pain was officially gone for good. Dr. Salas does amazing work and the attention and care he gives all his patients exceeded my expectations tremendously. I would give Dr.Salas and his team 6 stars if I could. :)
Mellisa Higgins · 5 out of 5 stars · 5 years ago
I had a tooth pulled here and it was so quick and easy. Dr. Salas is the most awesome Tool fan! If we hadn't been talking about our mutual love for Maynard, it probably would have been the fastest dentist appointment ever. Completely painless, he made me feel really comfortable and it was my first actually pleasant experience with an oral surgeon!
Savannah Wenning · 1 out of 5 stars · 2 years ago
I was on my way this morning to get all 4 of my wisdom teeth out for a 10am appointment, mind you I live an hour and 30 minutes away so I set to get there at 9:45. I got a call at 9:05 from them making sure that I was on my way to my appointment which they stated I was late to as it was a 9am appointment. I knew this was wrong because I had a business card with the scheduled appointment and had it written in my calendar. Dental procedures are a very scary and anxiety inducing thing for me so I immediately began to panic to which they were extremely cold to and told me I would have to reschedule. After begging them to let me come in still they allowed it. Only after that did I see that they had left me a voicemail yesterday at 11am asking if they would be able to move my appointment up to which I never replied because I did not see it. In what world would they then still move my appointment up? When I got there I explained the situation to them nicely to which they were completely unreceptive and began to give each other looks as if I was being a Karen. I was then punished for being late to the 9am appointment that they switched me to without my knowledge by taking the 10am and 10:30 appointments before me, making me sit in the waiting room anxious for over an hour while 5+ of the reception and nurses sat and gossiped at the front desk. When I finally got back to the room the nurse was extremely cold to me and when I asked if I would be able to keep my teeth said absolutely not and essentially began to argue with me after I asked why not ( I don’t remember her name but she had dark hair, tan skin, and was somewhat short). When the actual doctor came in I explained to him that it would really mean a lot to me to be able to keep a tooth to which she cut him off and began arguing again, once she was done talking he agreed even though it is technically not allowed after Covid (the actual doctor was the only kind person in the office). When I woke up after the procedure I asked for my tooth to which the same nurse said that she had thrown it away regardless of what was discussed. Overall this experience was extremely traumatic and anxiety inducing and the front office staff along with nurses were extremely unprofessional as well as unkind to me. If you have dental anxiety DO NOT COME HERE.
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About Northeast Implant & Oral Surgery
Northeast Implant & Oral Surgery is an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice with a Carmel, NY office, along with locations in Danbury CT, Poughkeepsie NY, Hartsdale NY, and Mt. Kisco NY. The practice offers a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, including dental implants, All-on-4 and full-arch treatment, bone grafting, wisdom teeth removal, and treatment of facial pain, facial injuries, and TMJ disorders.
For patients considering dental implants, the practice states that missing teeth can affect both appearance and health, and it offers a full range of dental implant and bone grafting procedures to help restore the mouth. The team emphasizes communication throughout diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, and works to create a trusting atmosphere so patients can move forward with confidence in their care.
Meet the Doctors
The practice's clinical team includes Anthony M. Cuomo, DDS, Christopher J. Cuomo, DDS, MD, Babak Hakimizadeh, DMD, William G. Bast, DMD, Robert Weinstock, DDS, and Vincent Carrao, DDS, MD, FACS. The site also lists Edward J. Miller Jr., DMD, Bruce D. Marzullo, DDS, and Paul A. Patella, DDS as retired members of the practice.
