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I have been fortunate to be a part of this exceptional dental office, and I can't say enough about how wonderful the experience has been. Not only is the office itself a shining example of modern dentistry, but it's the incredible team of coworkers that truly makes it stand out.

The level of professionalism and expertise displayed by our dentists and staff is truly remarkable. They are not just skilled practitioners; they are passionate about what they do. Every day, they strive for excellence in patient care, using the latest advancements in dentistry to provide top-notch services.

What truly makes this dental office special is the sense of unity and camaraderie among the coworkers. We work seamlessly as a team, and there's an atmosphere of mutual respect, support, and collaboration. It's not just a workplace; it's a family that genuinely cares about each other's well-being and shares the common goal of providing the best dental care possible to our patients.

The dedication to patient comfort and satisfaction is evident in every aspect of our work. From accommodating scheduling to personalized care plans, the patient experience is always a top priority. It's incredibly rewarding to work alongside colleagues who go the extra mile to ensure that every patient feels welcomed, understood, and well-cared for.

I can confidently say that this dental office is a shining example of excellence in dental care, and I feel privileged to work with such an outstanding group of professionals. If you're seeking a dental practice where both the quality of care and the teamwork are exceptional, you won't be disappointed here.

Management could be better. You're a working gear there and will be treated as such. Will have group meetings and events that are meant to make you feel like part of a team but you're dispensable like everyone else. There is favoritism but if you do your work, seem submissive enough then you'll gain the experience needed to move on to a better company. This was mainly a stepping stone to learn the good, the bad and the ugly of the dental field. This is NOT for people who cannot take criticism, cannot handle pressure and need praise at all times. This is for someone who understands that there is a timeline and if you stay here longer than 2 years you're honestly selling yourself short.

Do your research! You are made a million promises when hired only to find that you are demanded to make money, fill schedules, and no matter what, upsell implants, bridgework and root canals. You are mandated to go to meetings on Sunday’s in Long Island at 9 am!, only to be gaslighted by the owner who goes on and on about how wealthy he is, and how he brought all of the people around him to a level of wealth and comfort (his own kind). Then you’re pitted against other offices to be in a race of who can make more money. So, while I did not sip the kool-aid, I literally ran and never looked back. They have absolutely no interest in patient care, just patient pockets. If you value and respect yourself? Stay away from this company. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear if the department of justice was monitoring them again.

The company puts on a facade of caring for their patients, but in reality they only value production. Patients are constantly rescheduled to accommodate patients whose procedures result in a  higher production.  The owners of the company  show up spontaneously in the middle of the work day regardless  of the doctors schedule or number of patients who are waiting to have a meeting. The providers are constantly pressured to make production goals and once these goals are surpassed it is still not enough. In some practices providers  are constantly double booked during major surgeries and forced to “figure it out”. It is also common to work through your sometimes 10+ hour day with little to no lunch break.  They  also like to have mandatory meetings at 9am on Sundays. 


I've never met a dental office so focused on money -- money matters WAY more than the employees and certainly more than the patients. The company is awful with compensation. They try to make it seem that they are a "team" but the toxic work environment and company policies are disgusting. The language they use in their meetings is all about steamrolling anyone who "gets in their way." They genuinely do NOT care about the patients and they will make every effort to upsell them. It is an awful place to work with horrible infection control and poorly trained staff. I hope karma catches up to them and they close down. 

I was only with the company for a short period of time, but within that time I learned a lot and loved the work environment. Coworkers/management was great, everyone helped and never had an issue with teaching someone new. Work/life balance was great, if there was ever a day you needed off or needed to switch shifts it was never an issue. Overall I had a great experience in the short time I was with the company!

I got a two-month internship in National Dental as a Dental Hygienist intern from my college scholarship, so they just provided orientation in stead of an interview.   The dentists, hygienists, manager, front desks and assistants are all friendly and helpful.  They have a room with a refrigerator downstairs for lunch, lockers and changing scrubs.  The office is nice, neat and comfortable. Overall, I got great experience working there.

Worked for the company in multiple roles over the course of 5 years.  Ownership truly cares about the employees and has shown they are willing to go the extra mile in order to accommodate employees going through difficult situations.  They have paid for medical treatment for family members and even paid for apartments for employees with nowhere to go.

The staff and assistants are well-trained and great people to work with. A busy day can be overwhelming when you're the only doctor working all the operatories. Days could vary with being busy or slow, but I never felt pressured to produce, if it came down to being a slow day. A busy day probably more than made up for it anyway. Associate doctors have total autonomy over their treatment plans. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Meet new friends , benefits were ok , management  was horrible .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You have to constantly selling procedures to the patients 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
For me at that time fun . Until they didn’t want to pay more .

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Dental hygienist 7 salaries reported	$65.71 per hour
Dental receptionist 2 salaries reported	$27.12 per hour
Dentist 8 salaries reported	$287,794 per year
Dental assistant 3 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Dental office manager 2 salaries reported	$33.00 per hour

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