Dr. Louis J Feldman

My son and I were on vacation in Wildwood, NJ and he had severe tooth pain on the first day there. Dr. Feldman ending up doing 2 root canals on him and one of them was on a day that his office should have been closed! It was hard to identify where my sons pain was coming from on the second tooth and Dr. Feldman took his time until he found it. We cannot thank him and Dawn enough for the kindness and professionalism they showed us. There should be more dentists like him! Forever Grateful, Renee and Jason Amrowski

Excellent dental skills. But: this dentist does not honor your in-network insurance rates. They claim their relationship with Connection Dental allows them to charge higher than the in network allowed rates. If you choose to go to Dr Feldman, and you have insurance, be sure to get a pre treatment estimate to verify the rate you will be charged. I over paid by $552 above and beyond my insurance carriers allowed rates. That is unacceptable!

My wife and I recently relocated to Cape May, NJ and were in need of an excellent local dentist. Fortunately we were blessed to have discovered Dr. Louis Feldman, whose practice employs the latest state-of-the-art dental techniques and equipment. His superb, comprehensive and thorough dental skill-set and gentle dexterity are second to none and he has a terrific support team to assist him as well. We couldn't be more pleased and highly recommend him!

There are very few good things I can say about my experience with Dr. Feldman and his practice. *THE CLEANING: The entire time he cleaned my teeth he remained on one side of the chair and kept telling me to open my mouth wider when it was physically impossible to do so. I was in pain from having to hold it open for so long and it would have been much more pleasant if he actually got up and moved to the other side of the chair (The room is so cramped to begin with, so I don't know how he can work with those with "handicapped patients" like he advertises…). To make matters worse, the tech kept getting the equipment in the way of the cleaning. The equipment seems outdated. Most of the staff could barely explain what they were doing, let alone use dental tools. Ultimately, when I left I could still feel plaque when I rubbed my tongue up against my teeth. THE WORK: Once I was already reclined in the chair, a tech comes in to have me sign for the work I was getting done. I came in… for a regular cleaning but was convinced to also get fluoride, a topical numbing agent for the cleaning, and an impression done of my teeth in addition to x-rays. I thought that maybe all of this work was necessary, but looking back I highly doubt it! THE FOLLOWUP: Oddly, I had to come BACK to the office on a different day for the results of my exam and to find out if I had cavities (what?!?!). I waited two-weeks before I called the receptionist and asked why I had not heard from the office yet. She was very kind and apologized and got me in right away. However, when I got to the office, the doctor never explained the results to me. Rather, I was handed a treatment plan (that listed thousands of dollars of work that was subjective at best) by the tech!!! Needless to say, I never returned to the office. This was more than bad luck. This was bad dentistry.