Please read and SHAREthis Preventive Information with your children, school, and friends so that 100% of the new generation of children can completely avoid orthodontics, which is very expensive at Goldman's office: Myofunctional therapy, orthotropics, "right to grow" website about growth stunting ortho, and natural chewing exercises to intercuspate teeth. Practice optimal tongue posture, swallowing, posture, gait, and chew evenly with left and right hands holding food-never with a fork. Holding a ROUND raw carrot and rotating it between erupting teeth can intercuspate teeth without ortho. Do it every day with left and right hands. Chew firm foods evenly on both sides to stimulate growth. walk with a book on your head. focus on forward growth of the face, and ortho will not be needed. There is NO genetic cause of crowding. Primitive cultures have perfect occlusion, and active, nasal breathers grow perfectly. Thats all that you have to do to avoid ortho. Puppies do their own ortho naturally by holding round twigs and rotating their heads around them, and bears grow a forward face by holding salmon and tearing at it evenly from each side. Only modern humans use forks. Farmers have perfect occlusion from holding and tearng food as they grow, while eating in the fields!!!! view, Claus MAttheck You tube: mathematics of trees to learn how the mandible grows-it is universally the same as a tree.

Submitted Oct. 31, 2019

excellent treatment, excellent dedicated staff, always available for consultation, good business/factory in only the best terms-efficient, professional, up-to-date, caring, available, accomodating

Submitted March 28, 2018

He's a terrible person/dentist, one of the biggest thieves I've ever met! Will con you into thinking you need braces (which you don't). Overcharges, rips you off! Make sure you stay far away from his office assistants - Toni and especially Marie

Submitted May 27, 2017

This man is incompetent. I will need oral surgery after what he did to me. Overcharges, doesn't communicate with the client, and is very arrogant. Save your money and go someplace else.

Submitted Aug. 9, 2016

I have had quite a few appointments with Dr Goldman and always have to what an unreasonable amount of time, with no explanation from reception people. This office is a factory. Unacceptable. Will not go back.

Submitted Nov. 20, 2014

His admin staff is a nightmare to deal with. She's very unhelpful. Due to her awful service Dr Goldman will loose business.

Submitted Sept. 15, 2014

I felt like I was being marketed from the second I walked into the office. This doctor is all about getting paid a lot of money. He completely overcharges - by multiples for everything I could see. Each of my visits ran very late with no apologies and then every time he would defer to his assistants to tell you how much it would cost b/c he "doesn't know". After one $175 initial consult he required another $600 in tests to give me any information. The $175 got me and "I don't know". Then after $775 he recommended an enormous procedure for me and with two second opinions the dentists said that was not necessary and it was over zealous / perfectionism. His less obtrusive option costs 9x more than the other orthodontist I went to - that is not an exaggeration. Be careful if you go here. I won't be back.

Submitted Nov. 15, 2013

This orthodontist's office is huge and well staffed-Dr. Goldman has a reputation for being a good orthodonist, and an even better business man, which is the only concern with his treatment. It appears that while he is very focused and intelligent, that his treatment objectives are about your best outcome and HIS best financial outcome. He does not elaborate and is very guarded in describing his diagnosis and treatment plan. He does not reveal everything and as a parent, you will have to work hard to get him to talk about your child's treatment. However, he is very focused while working and very serious about his work, which are the most important aspects of orthodontics. There was only one occassion when an incorrectly placed wire caused dire pain, and treatment delay, which is par for the course with ortho. His personality may be a bit reserved, but it goes well with his specialty, which is all about unraveling, leveling, rotating, torqueing, and retention.

Submitted June 17, 2010