Review: Apprenhensive Patients Dental - Andrew Maron DDS

Where do I start?
Not with a perfect smile. I've never had any interaction with dr. Maron himself but with his Office and other dentist there, which i am writing about here. If there was ever a rating system that starts with minus "0", that would be the rating I'd give this group of "charlatans". I am 69 years old, never in my whole life did I ever come across a group of incompetent, money grabbing, professionally inefficient so call "licensed" people. Started with a visit when I needed to correct a couple of fillings which needed repaired, two months later I found myself back at the office fixing that previous repair which still wasn't done correctly since the dentist that corrected it did a rush job and failed to buff up the teeth in question and both teeth were left with edges which were extremely uncomfortable to live with.
When I returned for the third timeI was assigned Dr Taylor who, by the way, was not very friendly, didn't even introduce himself to me, a basic protocol when a professional Dr meets a new patient. He proceeded to inject me with anesthesia, as he inserted the needle, he hit a nerve which made me scream with excruciating pain. A pain never felt in my whole existence and literally made me jump off the chair. Stupidly, he screams at me and says, "DON'T MOVE, DON'T MOVE" as if, at that moment, I had any control of my convulsing body and the pain inflicted by hitting that nerve. He then tried to save face by saying that this was normal; Yeah right! Everyone in the office heard my scream and they came around to find out what had happened; he got extremely nervous and embarrassed and proceeded to warn me if I trusted him or not as a doctor to continue, I said, excuse me sir but I don't want you to touch me ever again ever! and then proceeded to walk out of the office. That should have been a "sign" for me to stay away from this place, but due to my insurance plan restrictions I was forced to go back and have said problem corrected, in which case Dr. Julie was the newly assigned dentist to my case. This time the anesthesia was applied properly and she went on to supposedly correct my problem. A month later I am back because the filling she had previously completely fell out and I ended up with a big hole in my tooth. Dr. Julie examined the tooth and told me that I needed a Crown which would cost me out of pocket $400.00 plus another $100.00 for some sort of preparation needed for its installation (never heard of that one before), nevertheless I agreed to go with the procedure and asked her how long will it take to get the crown made and she said 2 weeks; they then demanded that I pay the $500.00 up front. Three weeks went by without hearing from the office which prompted me to call to find out what was going with the crown; only for them to tell me that the crown was in but Dr. Julie was on vacation for the next 2 weeks; I asked if there was someone else who could install the crown for me and she said no one was available to do it and had to wait for Dr Julie to come back; to which I responded with indignation the a lack of responsibility and consideration on her part she had for her patients, by not assigning someone to do the work while she was going to be absent. After over a month of waiting, she finally installed the crown after a 10 minute bout trying to remove the temporary piece (there's got to be a better way to remove it!) Late that afternoon, I called her to complain about a terrible pain I had with the tooth but she was not available; so I left a message with the receptionist for her to call me back since I needed some medication to relieve the pain. But no dice, even until today, she's never returned my call!.....imagine, what kind of Dr are we talking about here? Oh! I forgot to mention that after paying them $500.00 up front for this crown, they had the nerve to charge me a co-pay fee on the "follow up" visit the day they installed the crown,......money hungry? nah!

I went to Dr. Maron today for a consultation to get TWO of my wisdom teeth removed. He showed up an hour late and then spent 10 minutes putting on "doctor clothes". When he finally came out, he says "are you getting your wisdom teeth removed today?". Stunned that he had no idea what he was there for, I just told him I needed more information. Without even so much as glancing at my X-Rays, he says we need to remove all four and let's do it as soon as possible. I told him I only needed two removed (as I was told by another trustworth professional) and he said "no let's just get it over with." He is so money-hungry and doesn't care about the patient even a bit! I waited all that time for absolutely nothing and will NEVER EVER see him for any treatment and will NEVER recommend him. Also, the staff is ridiculously unprofessional and incredibly unorganized. I have had nothing but terrible experiences. I feel sorry for Dr. Grosso, who is acutally a fine dentist but hires such a group of idiots.

I went to the Secaucus< NJ office & Dr. Maron pulled my bottom teeth & put in inplants in. He was very professional. I am still going back as I am having problems with the teeth not snapping in correctly on the right side. This problem has been ongoing for 2 yrs. other than that Dr. Maron was very professional except for one time when I went in I complained & wanted to see Dr. Maron as he is the owner of the office and he came in I told him my problem and he said to me "what do you want me to do" and left the the office. The doctor who took my impressions was Dr. Mitch who I keep going back to since they put the teeth in. I just keep having problems.

Maron ruled. He wasted no time, got my wisdom tooth out quickly, and only time he talked to me was to remind me that I was asking a dumb question. He did the job, asked if I was ok and then left. No nonsense, no sugar coated "act". I cant wait for my follow up so he can make fun of me to my face again.

only people who have nothing better to do actually take the time to bash someones good name this man has been practicing for 25 years and all my children have seen him he was as close to perfection as it gets I dont usually waste my time with this but these other people are seriously miss informed

Hi im having a bad situation with andrew maron S well but he actually did take my money and i have been trying to get it back would you be interested to email so i can know more about your situation
I had a consult with thisDentist (Andrew Maron) in oct if 2008 the Doc came into the room and pick up my x-ray and said ya ya just set up a appointment and we will take out your teeth!!! his cell phone was ringing he picked it up and walked out of the room. about 20 min later his girl came into the room and said thats it go to the front and set up your appointment. i could not understand what happened. then at the front a girl took my $65.00 and said she was sending in the paper work to get it approved... Its now Feb 2009 and i have not heard from them at all! I have no intentions on going BACK to that office!!!!! EVER!!! THEY RIP YOU OFF. I have had problem after problem with the office and staff. I have gone to another dental office and am very happy

Hello i actually am going through something now with andrew maron and he did take my money and didnt do the work would you like to email to talk more about this situation
]Where do I start?
Not with a perfect smile. I've never had any interaction with dr. Maron himself but with his Office and other dentist there, which i am writing about here. If there was ever a rating system that starts with minus "0", that would be the rating I'd give this group of "charlatans". I am 69 years old, never in my whole life did I ever come across a group of incompetent, money grabbing, professionally inefficient so call "licensed" people. Started with a visit when I needed to correct a couple of fillings which needed repaired, two months later I found myself back at the office fixing that previous repair which still wasn't done correctly since the dentist that corrected it did a rush job and failed to buff up the teeth in question and both teeth were left with edges which were extremely uncomfortable to live with.
When I returned for the third timeI was assigned Dr Taylor who, by the way, was not very friendly, didn't even introduce himself to me, a basic protocol when a professional Dr meets a new patient. He proceeded to inject me with anesthesia, as he inserted the needle, he hit a nerve which made me scream with excruciating pain. A pain never felt in my whole existence and literally made me jump off the chair. Stupidly, he screams at me and says, "DON'T MOVE, DON'T MOVE" as if, at that moment, I had any control of my convulsing body and the pain inflicted by hitting that nerve. He then tried to save face by saying that this was normal; Yeah right! Everyone in the office heard my scream and they came around to find out what had happened; he got extremely nervous and embarrassed and proceeded to warn me if I trusted him or not as a doctor to continue, I said, excuse me sir but I don't want you to touch me ever again ever! and then proceeded to walk out of the office. That should have been a "sign" for me to stay away from this place, but due to my insurance plan restrictions I was forced to go back and have said problem corrected, in which case Dr. Julie was the newly assigned dentist to my case. This time the anesthesia was applied properly and she went on to supposedly correct my problem. A month later I am back because the filling she had previously completely fell out and I ended up with a big hole in my tooth. Dr. Julie examined the tooth and told me that I needed a Crown which would cost me out of pocket $400.00 plus another $100.00 for some sort of preparation needed for its installation (never heard of that one before), nevertheless I agreed to go with the procedure and asked her how long will it take to get the crown made and she said 2 weeks; they then demanded that I pay the $500.00 up front. Three weeks went by without hearing from the office which prompted me to call to find out what was going with the crown; only for them to tell me that the crown was in but Dr. Julie was on vacation for the next 2 weeks; I asked if there was someone else who could install the crown for me and she said no one was available to do it and had to wait for Dr Julie to come back; to which I responded with indignation the a lack of responsibility and consideration on her part she had for her patients, by not assigning someone to do the work while she was going to be absent. After over a month of waiting, she finally installed the crown after a 10 minute bout trying to remove the temporary piece (there's got to be a better way to remove it!) Late that afternoon, I called her to complain about a terrible pain I had with the tooth but she was