Patient Testimonials

I’m a fairly new patient and so glad my sister recommended Dr Moskowitz! I had a crown recently and I was in and out in 2 hours with the new crown. I am very pleased with all the work done and Dr. Moskowitz has a super friendly staff.

- Nancy Newcomb

- Cheryl Barringer

- mark swanson

If I could give this man zero stars, I would. I made the mistake of trusting some of these reviews and went to him even though he did not accept my insurance. Not only did he recommend a procedure that I did not need for one tooth (I went to another dentist who said I did not need a root canal, and just filled it), he left my face black and blue when trying to pull a lower-back molar. When he finally busted my tooth into shards, he left the little pieces in there and they painfully worked their way out weeks after the procedure. Then after paying them $1550 plus dollars, they send me another bill a few months later saying that I owed more because insurance did not pay everything they asked for. I went in to pay half the balance even though I thought the charge was bogus. I only get paid once a month, so I could not pay the remaining balance until later. I then get another bill charging me interest. Since then, I have met several people who had similar experiences with this guy. There are much better and reputable dental practices out there.

- Sparrow 13

Terrible all the way around. OK I have been a patient for few years and the service and experiences has progressively become worse with anything other than "routine preventative dentistry".. The bad news for me started in October of 2014 when he detected a hairline cavity on my lower right tooth which was "Not at all Hurting" me. He mentions the detection of cavity during a routine exam and suggests filling the cavity. Immediately after the filling, I experience the most throbbing toothache ever experienced as it hit the nerve. Now my Question to Dr. M, based on the X-Ray, he could not tell that the filling of the cavity would touch the nerve and cause pain ??? So the only choice I had left at that point was to do "Root Canal" and than a crown so all the pain and suffering for a "hairline cavity" that was not hurting. That really bothered me for going through with it. felt like shooting myself in the foot. When I asked the question why the filling was needed, he was reluctant to even do the "root canal" and was trying to refer me to Endo dentist although he is fully capable of doing "Molar root canals". The 2nd incident started in Jan 2019, where I made the appointment with the other lower tooth I had problem with and he again suggested "3 surface heavy filling". Now as the saying goes, "Fool me once- Shame on you, Fool me twice, shame on me" happen to me so I took his treatment plan and stuck in my pocket...There are few other Dentists who suggested that I should go with Root canal to avoid the pain the cavity filling will cause as it being so close to the nerve and based on the X-Rays and from my first experience it did make sense to me.. So again my question to Dr M- Why a Heavy 3 surface filling was the treatment plan suggested when based on the X-Ray of how close the cavity was to the nerve it would have definitely caused pain when the filling touched the nerve.. So I followed the plan of Root canal and crown and no Pain His treatment options are ridiculous as I have explained above and the staff on his team are not very friendly too as Pat seemed very prejudiced towards me with no Greeting after several seconds of eye contact. Same with Rachel as the dental technician who hurt my jaw so the lack of awareness and gentle touch missing. I also feel that Dr M is a bit short in any of the follow up discussions/questions and he is in hurry to attend to his next patient.

- Neetal Timble