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1. How long has he or she been practicing.
2. How many THOUSANDS of hours of CE (continuing education) do they have.
3. Is using a rubber dam part of their regular protocol.
4. Do they have many photographs of their cases rather than purchased stock photos
5. Do they teach at a Dental School or any of the well known Institutes
6. Call any of the specialists in the area where you live and ask them for referrals of the best dentists
7. Do they have a modern/clean office
8. Look at a review and see if it 'fits' with the above list.
Today I 'Googled' myself and found a website of DENTISTS nominating other dentists for excellence
"Doctors Choice Awards" (for dentistry) and I found an evaluation/nomination by a fine dentist in California. This is what he said:
Sep 15, 2014 by Dr. William C. Domb, DMD
Dear friends and patients of Dr. Benjamin,
While I'm a dentist in California, I've been following Dr. Benjamin's work in cosmetic and restorative dentistry for over a decade, since he's been sharing his work as a member of our international study group.
I'd have to say that he's one of the professionals setting the highest standards of what we can accomplish with current materials and technologies today.
Frankly, when I heard what Gerald was charging for his most advanced levels of care, I was somewhat astounded how low the fees were. I hope people in your area have some idea of what Dr. Benjamin is able to accomplish for them and the great VALUE he brings to you in his commitment to your care. I think you are very lucky to have him in New York, and we'd be happy to claim him in California.
This note is completely unsolicited, but I felt it was time to say something, since sometimes we don't know we have a gem when it's in our own pocket.
To be honest, I was shocked when I saw Dr. Domb's endorsement. I am truly honored by his comments.
