Flatiron Family Dental

Kelly “KM” Mcmonagle

3 months ago

If you’ve been looking for a high quality dentist, someone who has superior bedside manner and cares about his patients and quality of work, please go to Dr. Katz. I’ve been going to Flatiron Family Dental since they opened and I’m a patient for life (my fiancé and I travel all the way from Philly/South Jersey for our routine visits). I’m always happy with his attention to detail, efficiency and high level of care every visit. I recently had a 25 year old filling come out, and while I was nervous from my previous dentist experiences the procedure was completely pain free and honestly barely uncomfortable. Cant recommend him enough!

Courtney Bond

6 months ago

Dr. Katz is the best dentist I’ve ever had. I came in nervous and suspicious due to past experiences, but he immediately put me at ease. Excellent communication and excellent care, I’ll stay here as long as I live in the city

Elizabeth Dalmacio

a year ago

I was skeptical coming to this practice (I had the same dentist for many years but his practice was sold). Dr Katz was recommended by a colleague and I am beyond happy I came here. Dr Katz and his team are amazing. Dr Katz is so talented, funny, gentle and extremely knowledgeable. He took his time. The clinic is clean, modern (best technology) and the staff friendly and accommodating. Their pricing is transparent. Terrific experience. Thank you.

Chelunor Nwajei

4 months ago

⭐☆☆☆☆

I specifically asked for a scan, but I never received the scan I requested. What was most frustrating was the lack of communication throughout the process. No one clearly explained why the scan wasn't being done or discussed any alternatives. Better communication and listening to patients' concerns would have made a huge difference.

Diza K

10 months ago

on 10/28/25, when I was seen by Dr. Sh--- , referred by one of the doctors of Diamond Braces, she was initially very nice and informative. But when she used the scraper, she accidentally scraped my top lip. I waited for an apology, and when she didn’t say anything, I gently tapped her hand and let her know what happened. She acknowledged it, but still didn’t apologize.

Then, while scraping the inside of my teeth, she poked my gums—it really hurt—but again, no apology.

When she finished the cleaning, I brought it up again to make her aware of what she’d done, and her response was, “You’ll be okay…” I just couldn’t understand why she couldn’t simply apologize. That’s one of the reasons I didn’t schedule my next appointment with her.