Richard Herman

Dr. Herman removed a lodged penny from my babys esophagus. I was a nervous wreck but he was very calm and confident. He was very sweet and caring. Thank you Dr Herman for putting up w us. R.S.

Dr. Khan sued me in small claims court for money he said my dead husband owed him. He did not appear for the first court date. At the second court date, the judge dismissed the case (after which Dr. Kahn slammed the table and stormed out of the courtroom, like a child), but not before Dr. Khan offered to share my dead husband's medical records with the court. If you value your medical privacy, you probably should avoid Dr. Khan. There was one moment of comic relief, when Dr. Khan suggested that I sell my dead husband's clothing and watches to pay him, though I don't think he was joking.

Dr. Kahn is a crook in dentist's clothing. Numerous dentists have told me to "hold onto my wallet if I see him". They were all right. Even dentists in his own bldg. Prices far exceed what anyone else would charge. He diagnosed me with gum disease. Two other dentists have seen seen me, and simply said I brush my teeth too vigorously, and my gums returned to good health without massive surgical treatment suggest by Con. I originally went to him to do a very simple single implant. After numerous visits and over $5,000 I still do not have the permanent implant. Who knows what else he would charge to complete the implant. Finally, he can't shut-up, but talks about himself and his own stupid ideas constantly while I was in the chair. Kahn has been paid in full, after I stopped payment on a check and he file a charge that was completely dismissed by the municipal judge. At the hearing he claimed to be owed over $5,000, which the judge scolded him about, and awarded him none as long as I agreed to pay what I actually owed. As you can see from his response, he likes to deceive and misrepresent the facts. One word of advise, get references before you see him.

Terrible periodontist that does not follow standard protocols or best practices. By not doing an MRI or scan of my mouth rather than relying on xrays, he ended up not only putting implants in areas that required a sinus lift and artificial bone but one of the implants perforated my sinus.A scan taken by another periodontist showed that other areas in my mouth had enough bone and I could have saved a great deal of expense as well as problems that were complicated due to the sinus perforation.Stay away from this periodontist and go to one that practices the newest techniques in use today.