Commack Pediatric Dentistry, P.C.

I feel the need to add a review of my own of this practice so that I join in with all of the other parents who have had the same abhorrent, quite disgusting experience at this pediatric dental office. Back in September 2024, my then six-year-old son was incredibly nervous and hesitant about being at the dentist in the first place and was unsure about the entire x-ray process. We were told by the pediatric dentist himself that my son is not welcome at his practice anymore because of his “behavior” (in other words, his hesitation and nervousness). I’m not sure what world this pediatric dentist lives in but he’s clearly in the wrong specialty to be working solely with children. I can’t even imagine how he would treat a child who has special needs and/or sensory concerns. His maltreatment, tot

Beautiful office ! Staff is very kind , dentist did an amazing job with my son! I would recommend to any other mom

My son had the best experience here. I thought he would hate dentist offices for life after his first encounter at a different place - but this office proved me wrong. Upon entry and all the way to our depature, the staff were friendly, the office scenery was fun and welcoming, and my son was all smiles. Totally recommend!

I took my 4 year old son here for a checkup. It was his first time getting X-rays done, and like any 4year old kid, he was nervous. The lack of patience from the dental assistant and even more so the dentist was abhorrent for a pediatric dentist office. It took all of two minutes for them to tell me I had to take him to the hospital and have him sedated to have X-rays done because he was uneasy putting on a mask and letting him dig. They've now advised that they refuse to see my son or treat a cavity because he didn't sit down with a mask on within 10 seconds of being in the room. They are an absolute joke for a pediatric dentist office. Zero stars.

Wish I could give less than 1 star! It took me a while to write this, but I really need to warn parents about this practice. I took all 3 of my kids to this office last year. The office is so nice and shiny, so that is not the problem. My 4 year old is a little hyper, but generally very good at the dentist. He got his hand stuck in the claw machine in the waiting room, so that was a pretty bad start. Then when we saw the dentist, he said my son who had just seen our old dentist 6 months ago (we moved) now had 7 cavities. I asked what we should do about it and was told that we could just wait and see or have him sedated for x-rays and then have him sedated again to fix it. He did not think that my son would be calm enough to sit still for x-rays. My 7 year old supposedly had 1 cavity it wa