Three Local Ithaca Dentists Reviewed: New York

Residents of the Ithaca, New York area have a wide selection of dentists in the area. Deciding which dentist to visit should depend on the preference of your insurance carrier, price, and recommendations from past customers. Below is a list of a few of Ithaca dentists that are either not recommended or who are.

(1) The Office of John C Comisi, DDS General Dentistry is located at 306 East State Street, Suite 210 in Downtown Ithaca. The office is located on the second floor of the Roy Park Building.

If you are interested in becoming a new patient of John C. Comisi, DDS, you need to call ahead and schedule an appointment. If you are a new patient you are advised to arrive a few minutes in advance and fill out the required patient history paperwork. Your first visit will likely consist of having x-rays of your mouth done and a plan on how to handle your repairs may be established. Some of the Services offered by John Comisi, DDS includes teeth whiting, root canals, and other general teeth repairs.

If you are interested in learning more about John Comisi's General Dentistry office and services, please visit their website at http://jcomisi.com/. You may also schedule an appointment or check to see if they accept your dental insurance by calling (607) 272-3433.

(2) Tompkins Dental is located at 2309 North Triphammer Road in Ithaca.

I used the services at Tompkins Dental and it honestly started out decent; however, if I have to make a recommendation to someone I would most likely advise them to go somewhere else.

When I first went to get my teeth repaired I had a root canal done and a few weeks after that the permanent crown fell out. I assumed they had not properly installed it correctly; however, they recharged me for a new crown. Later they preformed a procedure on me similar to a root canal; however, it is not because the roots are still left in. I was given a crown to cover the tooth; however, I was under the impression I had a root canal. That was what I was told and it was stated on the bill; however, when my tooth started hurting again the doctor stated it was not a full root canal.