Elbasty Pediatrics & Dental Associates

In my 50 some years I never experienced such a low quality dentist .
They make you waiting in the waiting area sometimes for 1.5 hr just to tell you later that dentist is not there anymore. each appointment in this place and each time there was a different dentist .some of them acting like a butcher not a dentist… they all acting like a big scheme .no professionalism or any manners
I was only going there because my mother Medicaid insurance and you simply don’t have a lot of choices… they treat you like a garbage and this place looks nothing but garbage …
They have a big sign saying that when you miss appointment it will cost you $ 50 but its OK for them to do that without any consequences… believe me there are many dentists out there
and you can search and find the right one but please avoid this crazy place…

My experience was very positive. I waited a short while. All the staff were very polite and professional. I had my X-​rays done and had a filling drilled out and replaced. My dentist was professional and pleasant, and very good at what she did. Her and the staff got along very well too. It was overall a great experience and I have finally found a dentist I will stick with.

If I could rate this zero stars, I would.
I got a little fed up with my old dentist. I love the place but it’s a nightmare to schedule with them. Due for a exam and cleaning, I came across this guy and selected him based on location (he’s in the same building as my eye doctor). And this is where the it all went downhill.
As soon as I walk in, I notice the lights were out. I’m thinking «Hey.are they not open yet?» But lo and behold, there was someone at reception. I give my info and they give me the new patient forms to fill out. As I sit down, they turn on the lights to the waiting room but only in the half where I was sitting in. Are they that hard up on money that they are resorting to saving electricity? Anyway, I had a 10 am appointment but I didn’t actually sit into the chair till about 10:20. Strange considering that I know I was the only patient there at the time. They take my x-​rays, the standard film x-​ray where you bit down and they zap you. They also took a 360 view of my jaw but it took them 3 tries to finally get it right. And mind you, it took them 10 minutes to figure out something was wrong and they had to do it again. As I’m waiting in the chair, one of the other receptionists came in looking for a patient file, but when the assistant told her it wasn’t in the room, she’s like «well it could be anywhere». And now I’m thinking «Holy ****, organization skills need work». Finally, at about 11:05 Dr Elbasty finally comes in. He does his examination, looks at my x-​rays, and then tells me that I have to pull out all my wisdom teeth (4 of them). I already know beforehand my two bottom wisdom teeth are impacted but as of this review, I’m not in any pain. My top 2 are coming down normally, but he’s already saying I should have all 4 of them taken out. I’m like. OK, I get it. I’m expecting him to do a cleaning (because this is checkup after all). He tells me that he’ll do the cleaning after the wisdom teeth are taken out. What does the wisdom teeth have to do with a cleaning? I’m here for an exam and cleaning. But being already fed up with the shoddy service, I just wanted to get away. But before I was able to leave, they made me stay for another 10 minutes just to write a referral for an oral surgeon (and I promptly threw in the trash when I left). As soon as I got home, I called my insurance to complain about this guy and then asked them to put me back with my old dentist.
Not only was this guy desperate to make some bucks, but he also ignored my wishes to get a cleaning along with the exam. The office itself, while not blatantly dirty, could use some cleaning and replacing. The leather back of the chair was cracked and the spit bowl had a stain running down the outside part of the bowl. It also feels dreary, like a dungeon. It was not comfortable sitting in there.
TL:DR version: This guy is desperate for money — Avoid at ALL costs.