1. Stacy Makhnevich, DDS
  2. Stacy Makhnevich, DDS
  3. 1
    (Based on 29 reviews)
  4. 405 Lexington Ave, Suite 6906
  5. New York, NY 10174
  6. (212) 697-4400

Average Patient Rating

1 (29 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 22 %
Communicates Well: 25 %
Average Wait Time: 31 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: Anonymous
5.0
May 7, 2012

"I was very satisfied with the experience. I have been to many dentists and usually hate going to one. Dr. Makhnevich did very extensive work with great cosmetic results. Very pleasant professional staff"

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Unverified, posted on 05-09-2012
Referral by: Anonymous
1.0
February 28, 2012

"Avoid at all costs"

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Unverified, posted on 03-01-2012
Referral by: Anonymous
5.0
January 7, 2012

"I think its the same person posting all those negative reviews on the same day. That same person cant really spell and supposedly is from the west coast.
I think Dr Stacy is most excellent. People complain about the price. If you want cheap dentistry, go to a dental school. Dr Stacy has a practice in Midtown Manhattan so its obviously going to be a bit more expensive. I think Dr Stacy is an outstanding dentist."

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Unverified, posted on 01-10-2012
Referral by: Anonymous
1.0
December 8, 2011

"dont go"

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Unverified, posted on 12-08-2011
Referral by: Anonymous
1.0
December 7, 2011

"it was horrible an id rather extract my own teeth at home without sedatives"

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Unverified, posted on 12-07-2011
Referral by: Anonymous
2.0
December 2, 2011

"My mom had okay experience here last year. It was overpriced, but hey it's New York right?? I must say that I am shocked to learn that they only allow good reviews or you get sued. I am happy to report that I will be mass emailing me entire box our new dentist who doesn't dehumanize and silences her patients. "

Helpful (6)
Unverified, posted on 12-02-2011

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