Joy H. Yoo, DMD

Joy H. Yoo, DMD
Joy H. Yoo, DMD
5

(Based on 23 reviews)
11-19 River Road
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
Practice Website
(201) 215-2892

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Average Patient Rating

5 (23 reviews)

Takes Time to Listen:	100 %
Communicates Well:	100 %
Average Wait Time:	2 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: Neil Dello Stritto

5.0

February 6, 2012

"Dr. Joy is the best! She is friendly and takes the time to listen to your concerns. "

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Verified on 02-07-2012

Referral by: Robert Carewicz

5.0

January 11, 2012

"Dr.Joy and her staff continue to be great proffesionals, providing care and fantastic service. They are an asset to our community."

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Verified on 01-11-2012

Referral by: Katherine Urena

5.0

January 10, 2012

"The experience is great everybody is nice and very friendly. When you have an appointment at a certain time they take you at that time."

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Verified on 01-11-2012

Referral by: Julian

5.0

February 15, 2012

"Dr. Joy is the most caring doctor I have ever worked with, she takes the time to explain what procedures she is doing. I have my whole family going to Dr. Joy and really like her."

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Verified on 02-16-2012

Referral by: Angie

5.0

February 11, 2012

"Sure"

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Verified on 02-12-2012

Referral by: latifa Befanis

5.0

February 10, 2012

"Dr. Joy is the cream of the cream. She is the best. I have been going to her office for over 5 years, I don't think that I will go to another Dentist ever"

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Verified on 02-11-2012

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