Dr Errico, Dr Grenader, and staff are fantastic. It is OUTRAGEOUS to me that there are these negative reviews...looks like some sort of sour-grapes hit job. I have been going to this practice for 30+ years.

- Eric Slora

Submitted May 14, 2024

All of our office reviews are TRUE and come from our patients. All procedures are given to patients to inform them of what they need. If you choose not to proceed that is up to you. We are considered a OUT OF NETWORK provider and that information is given to everyone.

Submitted March 6, 2020

Don’t believe the 93 reviews. The grammar on the response are misspelled and poor grammar.

Get your wallet out you are about to go on a ride with your money. Infection rate high. Unnecessary procedures

Submitted June 20, 2018

I find it so sad when people who stay away from the dental office for many years and only come in when they have a major problem feel the need to attack good Dr's because they are to lazy to take care of their own oral health. I guess when you stay away for years at a time you need to look for someone to blame. You could print your name with your review and just own up to the fact that you are the one who caused your less then perfect dental issues!!

Submitted April 17, 2012

This doctor does not meet new patients. He lets his hygenists examine you. He never even came in to introduce himself. I was told they take my insurance, Preferred Dentist, but they didn't, the insurance company made me pay more since he was out of network. Check with insurance company BEFORE going, they do not know what programs they are a part of.

Submitted Dec. 29, 2011

Had an implant (front top tooth) put in by Dr Nick Amagoni in Dr Errico's office back in 2006. Crown has had grey halo to it since day 1. A few months back I decided to have my new dentist begin the process of replacing the $2000 grey crown, when I contacted Dr Errico's office regarding obtaining my records, after being told someone would call me back, (which never happened)I was then told, when I called back, that my records had been lost. Then a few days ago, I started to have pain in the jaw/bone area surrounding the implant post. I just had a CT scan done today and it shows that the implant that was surgically implanted by Dr Amagoni, (who still works with Dr Errico)is actually implanted not into the bone but into and out the other side of the bone. The only thing covering the implant is my gum tissue. This is how their office left me. Now I must proceed with having the crown and implant surgically removed, two bone grafts, and then another implant and crown!

Submitted Oct. 21, 2011