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34th Street Dental

General and sedation dentistry near Penn Station

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(212) 564-8164WebsiteUpdated Oct 5, 2026

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34th Street Dental is ranked in the top 3 on 1 Smyleee Top 10 list.

About 34th Street Dental

34th Street Dental is a general dentistry practice on West 35th Street in the Garment District of Manhattan, New York, a short walk from Penn Station, Herald Square, and the Midtown West office district. The office provides everyday dental care for adults and is a convenient choice for both local residents and commuters.

General dentistry forms the core of the practice — comprehensive examinations, professional cleanings, tooth-colored fillings, and monitoring for tooth decay and gum disease. Regular preventive visits are the most dependable way to keep small problems from developing into larger ones, and a thorough cleaning supports both the comfort and the appearance of a healthy smile.

Beyond routine care, the practice handles treatment when a problem arises, including root canal therapy to relieve pain and save an infected tooth. The office also offers sedation dentistry, which helps patients stay calm and comfortable during treatment.

A defining focus of the practice is care for anxious patients. Many people feel real apprehension about dental visits, and the team is set up to address it — explaining each step, checking in frequently during procedures, and using sedation options where appropriate so that even nervous patients can complete the treatment they need.

The practice serves as a long-term dental home for many families, with patients returning across years and generations, and the office handles routine needs such as checkups, cleanings, and night guards alongside more involved care.

A new-patient visit usually begins with an examination and cleaning, with any findings explained clearly before further treatment is planned.

For commuters, a practice steps from Penn Station makes routine care easy to fit around a work schedule, and for patients who have avoided the dentist out of anxiety, being able to plan a calm, sedation-supported visit is often what finally makes regular care possible.

The West 35th Street location is convenient to Penn Station, Herald Square, and the surrounding Midtown West neighborhoods, and is served by a wide range of nearby subway lines. You can review 34th Street Dental’s services and contact details on this page and reach the office directly to request an appointment.

Patients looking for sedation dentistry on West 35th Street in the Manhattan area of New York can consider 34th Street Dental, which lists it among its treatments. The practice is open Monday through Saturday. Full service details and contact options are available on this page.

Clinic Details

Insurance

8 plans accepted

Best Known For

Sedation Dentistry, Preventive Cleanings, General Dentistry, Affordable Dental Care

Accepted Insurance

Delta DentalCigna DentalAetna DentalBlue Cross Blue Shield DentalGuardian DentalPrincipal DentalMetLife DentalHumana Dental

Business Hours

Monday
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday(Today)
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
SundayClosed

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is 34th Street Dental located?
34th Street Dental is a dental practice in New York, New York (ZIP 10001).
What services does 34th Street Dental offer?
It is a general dental practice offering preventive, restorative, and cosmetic care for patients of every age.
Does the practice treat children and adults?
Yes. The office sees patients of all ages for routine and ongoing dental care.
How often should I have a dental checkup?
Most dentists recommend a checkup and professional cleaning every six months, which helps catch problems while they are still small.
How do I book an appointment at 34th Street Dental?
Use this page to contact 34th Street Dental directly with a question or to request an appointment.

Location

Services Offered

Sedation Dentistry

Sedation options make longer or more involved procedures easier to sit through for nervous patients.

Dental Cleaning

Routine cleanings clear built-up plaque and tartar, supporting healthy gums and a brighter smile between checkups.

General Dentistry

General dentistry at 34th Street Dental brings together comprehensive exams, cleanings, fillings, and gum-health monitoring, the everyday care that keeps a New York smile in good shape.

Affordable Dental Care

Affordable care is a focus at 34th Street Dental, with attention to keeping common treatments within reach.

Other services

Dental ImplantsRoot Canal TreatmentInvisalignDentures

Reviews

502 reviews

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M***1 month ago

Dr. Vimo and Dr.Li are the best! Excellent work and very professional. I've had the best experience with the entire team.

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D***1 month ago

Update 9/19/25: I cancelled an appointment online and via their own text message and they charged $50 anyway.

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A***1 month ago

While the service was fine the communication and transparency about costs and insurance is something to be less than desired. I went to this place three times for cleanings in about 18 months. I told them my insurance and they verified that they took my insurance. However, they failed to inform me that my insurance is Out of Network. They charged me over $800 for a cleaning and x-rays even with out of network insurance that price is very inflated. I now have used all my dental benefits for the year and have no funds left over for the cavities that need to be filled. The estimate for 3-4 cavities to be filled is also almost $2K. I have never paid those prices. When I called the dentist office and asked why I was never informed they are OON they said they are not responsible for telling me and showed no empathy. Now I have to pay over $100 for a cleaning that should have been $0 if I was in-network. This is the worst place and refuse to come back.

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a***2 months ago

The customer service was on a level bellow dirt. They told me to wait 1 moment and i waited for 5 minutes for nothing. Then called her back and did the same.

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F***3 months ago

I have been a patient at this practice for many years, and my wife and I have both received our dental care here. Unfortunately, over the past year, I've noticed a significant decline in the quality of care, and I'm now considering switching to another dental office. First, the dental cleaning has become noticeably less thorough. The cleaning used to include a rinse before the procedure, but that step has been skipped recently. The entire cleaning now takes only about 15 minutes and feels much less detailed than it used to. I also have a small fixed retainer, and my previous hygienists would always use a floss threader to clean underneath it. Recently, that area has simply been skipped. In addition, there seems to be frequent staff turnover, and I rarely see the same hygienist twice. Second, I'm concerned about the periodontal examination. I have a history of periodontitis and underwent bone grafting surgery several years ago. In the past, both at this office and at other dental practices, my periodontal pocket depths were carefully measured and documented during follow-up visits. Recently, however, the exam has been reduced to a few questions and a quick visual check, without the same level of assessment. Finally, I had an experience that left me particularly disappointed. During a visit only 3–4 months after my previous appointment, I was asked to have another set of X-rays. I questioned whether I had just had them done recently, but was told there was no record of it. Later, after my insurance denied the claim because the X-rays had been performed too soon, I confirmed that my memory had been correct. After I contacted the office by email, I was told that I would not be charged. While I appreciate that, no one ever explained how the mistake happened, nor did anyone acknowledge or apologize for exposing me to unnecessary radiation due to the office's record-keeping error. I understand that every practice experiences changes, but what concerns me most is the overall decline in attention to detail, consistency of care, and communication. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, because I genuinely valued this practice for many years and would like to see it return to the standard of care that originally made me choose it.

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S***3 months ago

Ok. I give good and bad reviews depending on service. I am big on Customer Service and have trained, hired staff and fired staff for delivering poor customer service. With that being said, I am afraid of the dentist and when I am told there is a needle and drill involved I hesitate to go, and my experience has been that the staff don't make it any better and I feel the frustration of the Dentist trying to get ne to open my mouth. This time it was an emergency , because my filling feel out. I was told they would see me at 10:00 am. First I was surprised that they had a opening (thinking why - they don't have patients)., Any way I spoke to Dyynasty who was on it and when I arrived she made me feel comfortable and listened to me babble about being nervous and reassure me I was going to be fine. The rest of the staff that took care of me was the same ( they did not have the OMG another one look). Dr. Ellie Halabian, My Dentist (Yes, I am owning her). Let me go on and on about needles and then took control by first putting numbing gel on my gums, and when I saw the needle ( I was panicking) had me doing breathing exercises, which I must say worked. She also talked me through the entire process of what was going to happen, what i was seeing on the ex-rays, and what to expect now and the next appointment. My first good experience with a dentist in 25 years! o I had to give a 5 rating. I am still scared of the dentist, but if I must 34th Street Dental is where I am going.

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H***4 months ago

34th Street Dental is great! From the front desk to the dental hygienist as well as the doctor's. I have been going there for well over a decade.

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N***4 months ago

Booked an appointment specifically with one doctor for an extraction and bone graft after waiting weeks for availability. I did a lot of research beforehand, and since he had no earlier availability, I booked almost 5 weeks ahead for the procedure. Today, after finally arriving at the clinic, I was told by the assistant that he is no longer with the practice. Nobody contacted me in advance to let me know. Instead, another doctor was supposed to perform the procedure, and the clinic manager only mentioned a “family emergency.” For a serious procedure like this, patients deserve transparency and proper communication. Extremely disappointing experience and a complete waste of time and planning.

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L***4 months ago

Used to be a good dental office. I’ve come here for several years. Quality of service declined a lot in recent years, maybe due to PE ownership . Just had the worst experience with front office staff. Will not be going back again.

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J***4 months ago

Waited in the chair for an hour for my root canal to get started, but staff was apologetic and the procedure went well.

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J***5 months ago

I've been coming here for years. The office changed staff many many times. I've never had a billing problem, ever. I've recommended them to my coworkers. Most of them loved it until they almost got scammed. I was soooo embarrassed hearing all their billing issues and inconsistent pricing when I was the one that told them to go there. Smh. I have excellent coverage. I was told I need a big surgery.and my insurance won't cover it. Lies. I called my insurance after I left the office. Both procedures are covered 60-80%. I called back. They said the billing person was out for 2 days. They called me the next day and said im not covered. They wouldnt tell me who they spoke to at my insurance company. Of course, because they didn't even call them! My insurance rep didn't even see any claims from that office. Something fishy is going on. I found a new dental specialist and my procedures ARE covered. If you do not have insurance, this is the place for you. They want out of pocket money real bad. No claims. No insurance. Do your research before you proceed. Used to love this place. Very disappointed.

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