Schulman, Troy H.

I have been here since they started the business. He is very nice and professional. The office staff know what they are doing, are helpful, and professional. Bonnie, who works in the office, greets you with a smile and knows everybody's name. She is jewel to work with. Overall, they are a class act and are excellent!

He is awesome. The office is very professional. He is very professional and listens to you. He doesn't try to talk me into something I don't want to do. The hygienists are great. I have referred many of my co-workers to him. They will get you in quickly if you have a problem. The front office staff, including Bonnie, know me by name.

He is a very good dentist. I like him. He is thorough and professional. He has got a friendly staff. He gets to the root cause of the problem.

I highly recommend Troy Schulman. One reason for my recommendation is that unlike most general dentists, he refers all specialty cases to specialists such as oral surgeons, endodontists, and periodontists. He does so because Schulman believes it is in the patients' best interests to receive treatment from those with the most training and experience. I've learned the hard way that Dr. Schulman is absolutely correct. I suffered through two unnecessary tooth implants and lost a tooth because my former general dentist performed procedures that should have been done by a specialist.

General dentists who perform specialty procedures are not putting your interest before theirs. Specialty procedures are in their financial interest and, perhaps, they satisfy the generalist’s intellectual interest. But this is not in your interest, the patient. Making matters worse, how do you, the patient, avoid this problem? Imagine yourself in my place. Your dentist advises you that you need a root canal. He states, and quot;This is a simple procedure that I can do myself.” Are you going to challenge the dentist? I had no reason to do so and I didn't. The result was that when he performed the root canal, he drilled too close to where the tooth bifurcates and I lost the tooth as a result.

Schulman does not perform specialty procedures. It is not because he is an old fashioned, set-in-his-ways kind of guy. To the contrary, he is young, smart, curious, progressive and clearly excited about his profession. He told me, “I don’t see that it is in a patient’s interest for me to perform a specialty procedure when a specialist is literally down the street.”

Dr. Schulman's work is great and he's a nice guy. His staff is polite, competent and considerate. Most have been there a long time, which indicates a great office environment.

I couldn’t be happier with my choice.

I have been going to his practice for 30 years. He has had the practice for 10 or more years. He bought from my previous dentist, who had retired. I just love him. He is a delightful person and his office staff is awesome. He calls his patients at night to see how they are doing. I have become his personal friend. I know his wife. He is a fine young man and an excellent dentist. He is a very competent person. He puts you at ease. He is confident and very calm. He is a great sense of humor and explains everything. He will give you a plan on how things should be done. He will work with you on issues. He is very efficient. The office is a very calm and nice place. It is very convenient. He will try to be as helpful as can be with the bills. His office manager has been there for a long time. She sets a very calm tone to the office. She is a very nice person. His dental assistant is wonderful too.

He is an excellent dentist. Of all the doctors I see, I like him the most. His receptionist is very friendly. The billing procedure is very clear. They say clearly how much I have to pay and how much the insurance pays.

They do an excellent job. Everyone in their office is totally professional. They call after a procedure to find out how I am doing after anything besides a cleaning.