Koppelman Dental

7 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036, USA

(212) 382-3782(212) 382-3782

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Dr. Adam Koppelman

Dentist

New York, NY

In-network insurances:

Principal Financial Group (Dental), Aetna (Dental), United Healthcare (Dental), Guardian (Dental), Cigna (Dental), Blue Cross Blue Shield (Dental), United Concordia Dental (Dental), Delta Dental (Dental), Oxford (Dental), MetLife (Dental)

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Voro score

95% recommended

363 out of 384 patients recommend this doctor after their visit.

Recommendations

3 neighbors

Other reviews

Zocdoc

4.9(381)

Approach

Dr. Adam Koppelman is a caring, gentle dentist, dedicated to placing his patients needs above all else. Dr. Koppelman in an Attending Professor at Columbia University. From treating patients in his New York City offices to volunteering his time treating underprivileged patients both domestically and internationally, from the Appalaichan mountains to Haiti. His painless approach coupled with his expertise in general dentistry and implantology make him the dentist patients return to see even when they are without pain! Dr. Koppelman’s goal as a practitioner is to ensure that each of his patients receives the highest quality dental care and that sets him above the rest. Dr. Koppelman attended Pennsylvania State University and received his BS in 2004. He pursued his dental education at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine graduating in 2008. Dr. Koppelman continued his dental training at North Shore University Hospital where he received his General Practice Residency Certificate. After being asked to stay on as Chief resident, he continued his training to receive a fellowship in advanced prosthetics and implantology.

Biography

Educations

University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, DMD, 2008

Pennsylvania State University, BS, 2004

Trainings

North Shore University Hospital, 2010 (residency)

Wait time

Patients typically are seen right away.

Bedside manner

Patients say this doctor has excellent bedside manner.

Alex PriorMay 2

Recommends this doctor

How was your experience with the doctor?Very thorough and attentive and understanding of financial situations. Couldn’t be happier with koppleman dentistry everyone is so nice and truly cares about their patients

Michelle AarApr 8

Recommends this doctor

How was your experience with the doctor?professional, pain free, always on time, very professional

Courtney DaukasNov 6

Recommends this doctor

AnonymousSep 9

Isn't sure about this doctor

Wait time: Less than 15 minutes

Bedside manner: Unsatisfactory

How was your experience with the doctor?Let me be perfectly clear, Dr. Adam and his Father are amazing and always deserve 5+ stars, this review is about the person who did my cleaning and who spent the most time with me. In short I am undergoing cancer treatment and have recently developed very bad jaw pain that is random in occurrence. It's unclear at this point if the pain is being caused by any particular medication that I am on or grinding, although I have been wearing my night-guard religiously for a year now and the jaw pain is a recent development, along with many of the other side effects and body pains that have came as a consequence to my new cancer diagnosis and treatment. That being the case I was very clear that I was experiencing bad jaw/gum pain when I got into the chair. The problem I had with my hygienist is that she treated me as if i didn't know how to brush or floss after the sever pain and bleeding that I endured while getting the cleaning, something that never happens to me. It's almost as if she didn't hear me when I explained the pain. Aside from not even trying to be more gentle with me during her treatment she continued to remind me throughout that I needed to floss and brush better and after the cleaning "she would give me some pointers"! If anyone looked at my chart they would see that my hygiene and flossing/brushing habits didn't need to be revisited because I haven't had a cavity in decades. I am simply going through some complications that I am trying to figure out and on this day I was pretty emotional. Clearly I could have tried to reschedule but the pain comes on fast and it's not easy to cancel an appointment. Today's cleaning procedure and lack of empathy was the last thing I needed. I didn't have the energy in real time to push back but unfortunately when Dr. Adam came in I could not benefit as much out of our brief time together because I really just wanted out of that chair. He was, as always, kind and understanding of my pain and we briefly discussed a plan B should the pain not go away but I feel bad because my experience minutes prior with his colleague went so terribly for me that I wasn't in the best mood when he came in.