How do you research dental work & options?

[Wolfeye]

I don't know if anyone here has had dental work done, but I'm looking to & don't know how to go about researching things like this (I Googled things like "dentists that do (whatever thing)" & don't have much else to work with). I don't want to get into some kind of nonsense with people trying to impose things (high-pressure sales tactics, lies, people acting like nothing medical is something detrimental or turn-down-able so you're "the enemy" for not permitting whatever influence to be applied).

I think that Japanese paste (whatever the name is, I'm not quite sure at this point) that that Kazue Yamagishi invented would be good for my front teeth & atraumatic removal with Physics Foreceps would be the way to go with some of the back ones, maybe them being cut in sections & removed. I don't know where to find these places or how to do research of this sort, so if anyone has any ideas, please let me know.

[xiongmao]

Good dentists are those who know their own limitations and get specialists in to do the difficult stuff. One of my dentists had a brother who was a surgeon and he did my wisdom teeth removal. He was excellent.

I also got a specialist for a root canal, and that's been good too.

[Wolfeye]

Who are these two, if you don't mind telling me? I live in New York, but can potentially travel.

[CannedHam]

There are probably hundreds of good dentists in New York. Get referrals from people you know, look up online reviews, call up place to get quotes etc.