Duggan Dental Group 11 Bay Shore Road, Bay Shore, NY 11706

"If you are looking for Duggan Dental Group it was acquired by Pro Heath Dental on December 2019 . Any reviews after Dec 2019 are of Pro Health Dental ."

"This guy uses the cheapest material there is and guarantees it's the best. He's done some work to me and couldn't even color match. He's a nasty human being, with an enormous attitude to his employees and his customers. You're always wrong as a customer and I guarantee you he makes fun of all his customers with bad teeth. He's just that kind a guy. Dudes nothing but the frontier of a sham."

"Terrible Terrible Terrible. I had him do some crowns, which chipped, cracked and felt very uncomfortable. They weren't the correct material that I wanted. Instead, of putting the good quality, he put the cheaper quality. Plus, they don't even match with my other teeth. Just picture your two front teeth not matching, at all. And, for him to say they do and he's not gonna do anything about it. Do not use this... not only horrible dentist but a horrible person, as well."

"I had been visiting this dentist for regular check-ups for about 4 years. During each visit, this dentist would find 2-3 cavities that needed to be filled. Frustrated with my dental issues, I asked the dental staff for advice on how to improve my oral hygiene. They recommended that I floss more frequently, brush my teeth more carefully, and use an electric toothbrush to ensure that all surfaces of my teeth were thoroughly cleaned after every meal. In addition to using a water pick and physical floss to clean between my teeth, I made an effort to cut out sugary and breaded foods from my diet and eat more vegetables like kale and carrots. I also started using a brand of fluoride toothpaste recommended by the dentist. Despite these efforts, I ended up with three more cavities at my next check-up. When I asked the dental staff for advice, they gave me the same recommendations as before. Feeling like I was doing everything I could, I canceled my appointment for cavity fillings and decided to switch to a new dentist. The new dentist I saw did not find the cavities that the previous one had identified, which led me to question the subjectivity of cavity diagnosis and treatment. It's important to remember that the dental industry is not heavily regulated and there is minimal oversight. It's always a good idea to seek a second opinion from another dentist. PS - I have been going to a different dentist for about five years now and I have no additional cavities. He did have to fix some of the fillings that fell out from this dentist."

"He’s horrible, Had my first root canal with him. Figured it was all part of the healing process with the amount of pain I was in. He put in the wrong size crown that caused me to have horrible TMJ pain. I kept going back to him and he refused to admit his wrong as he kept saying I just need to get used to the new tooth. After it shattered from flossing of all things I had to have the tooth removed and now have to pay for an implant. All together this quack dentist cost me about $5,000 never again will go to this quack."