Gun Hill Dental Associates - Bronx (NY)

5 /5 Ariel Lawler: I had an amazing experience at this dental office from start to finish. The staff are welcoming and efficient making the entire process smooth and easy. What really stood out to me was how genuinely caring they are about their patients well-being. They offered cost-effective treatment options without trying to upsell unnecessary services, which is rare to find in todays world. Im glad I chose this office for my consultation. I know I am in good hands. I highly recommend them!

5 /5 Xaviera Kelley: Quick service and friendly staff! If you live close, or you’re in the neighborhood I’d recommend this dentist , if you need one. Or even for a quick and easy check up! The receptionist is really welcoming , and the staff are empathetic and supportive! Go here , you won’t regret it.

1 /5 Skylar Alex: The bad reviews didn’t lie. The receptionist wasn’t outright rude, but she seemed very distracted—scrolling on her phone as I tried to get her attention. The dentist didn’t look at my x-rays before starting the cleaning, which was rushed and aggressive, even after I told her my teeth and gums were sensitive. She applied a numbing paste, but it felt like that only made her go even harder. The cleaning was so vigorous that water from my mouth kept splashing into my eyes during the cleaning. Then she offered to apply a treatment for $250, saying my insurance wouldn’t cover it. I asked how long it would help with the sensitivity, and she said “2 to 4 hours.” Spending $250 for temporary relief just didn’t make sense, so I declined. After that, she applied the regular toothpaste super quickly and had me out in two minutes. It honestly felt like she was rushing because I didn’t agree to the $250 treatment. When I mentioned I use non-fluoride toothpaste, she told me that’s probably what’s causing my sensitivity. I politely asked, “Do you really think so?” and her response was, “I’m the dentist here. I’ve been doing this for so long.” The tone was belittling but I just laughed it off and said, “You’re right,” because I didn’t want to give her another reason to be rough with my mouth. The office itself is also dark and gloomy—gives off Bates Motel vibes. Safe to say, I won’t be returning

1 /5 Martin Martinez: Do not go here! This place is covered in bed bugs from so many people coming and going. My procedure was approved by my insurance but they wanted to charge me $1000 for “bone treatment”. Even the dentist himself tried talking me into getting implants. They just want to juice your insurance and get what they can out of you. Avoid this place

1 /5 Abe San: This place is horrible. The doctor is always finding procedures so you can pay out of your pocket. The last one, I paid $100—only $100 because of the payage. I’ll be honest, it was important, but still. I remember the first time we went in, me and my family, and for anything, she wanted us to pay out of our own money. So, you really have to be careful with this doctor. The reality is, when I paid $100, the doctor was so happy about it, like, asking for the credit card with so much enthusiasm. There are a few little things you have to be conscious of. For being honest, the doctor is very rough. She wants to make things quick, and sometimes that can be dangerous. Don’t just look at the great reviews here. For being honest, I’m saving you time and money. Me and my family had a bad experience here—a whole, whole, whole, whole bad experience at this place. Also, the receptionist doesn’t give good attention to the customers. Maybe she’s on her phone, and if you speak Spanish, she knows Spanish, but she just keeps it to herself.