Greenberg Daniel DMD

Been going to this dentist for over 15 years. Couldnt ask for a nicer guy or a better staff!

I was referred by a current patient as their whole family visits him. I was told he is a great guy and the staff is fantastic.
This could not have been more accurate! From scheduling the appointment to the new patient paperwork the women at the desk were fantastic. Once I went into the back Dr Dan was a very informative guy. I’m someone who doesn’t normally visit the dentist so there is a sense of embarrassment as I arrive to fix a tooth. He offered advice for better dental hygiene which made me feel comfortable to schedule a cleaning in a few weeks. While completing the repair to the chipped tooth he informed me of every step and mentioned if there would be pain or what tool he was using and why. For someone with anxiety this helped out a lot and made me feel at ease.
I would recommend if you need dental work to visit this office. You will experience a friendly staff and a personalized approach.

I had heard nothing but glowing reviews for Dr. Greenberg and having just moved, I was looking forward to going back to a smaller practice (after years of factory-​like group practices). Unfortunately, I never got to see him because of his rude, incompetent front office staff. To back up a little, I had gone in person 6 months ahead in December to make an appointment as a new patient. I wanted to make sure my insurance was accepted, so they had physically looked at my insurance card and assured me it was fine. So I made the appoint for June. Come June, I showed up at the office on the scheduled day only to be told they can’t take my insurance. The reason was it had my old dentist’s information on it. Not having experienced this before, I was surprised, but accepted that could have been avoided on my part. I was even willing to forgive that it was not caught by their staff in December — hey maybe the receptionist was new (even though the office manager had been there as well). But when I tried to explain this, the office manager could only say something along the lines of «I don’t know why — how would we know what happened in December.» There was no apology, or «you were misinformed, we’ll correct this on our side,» or «we could try to help you, here are other options,» etc. I was absolutely disgusted that they spoke to me as though I was the only one at fault. I can accept a misunderstanding, but the staff completely handled that situation horribly. I hope the revered Dr. Dan treats his patients better.