Dr. Anthony C. Sturniolo, DDS

Feb 2024

I went to this dentist my entire childhood-practically no fillings needed for past few years despite complaining about 2 reoccurring things, was reassured (on multiple emergency-due-to-pain appts) that nothing was wrong and to just use sensitivity toothpaste - moved and got a new dentist BOOM 8 cavities. I get my teeth cleaned every six months. There’s no way a competent dentist would’ve missed these issues. Use caution when going here.

Jul 2021

Anthony, due to the fact that you refuse to respond via text message or phone call I will be communicating with you here since this seems to be the only place you actually respond. Attached is a photograph of the documents pertaining to the legal action we have taken against you in state court from the New York State Attorney General. We have also contacted the Better Business Bureau and will be filing a local lawsuit with the Amherst Town Court. Also, due to the fact my wife's doctor has informed us that our baby is showing signs of stress related developmental issues you are no longer going to have any contact with her whatsoever. And hear me loud and clear on this... if you attempt to contact her in any way we will be filing charges with the Amherst Police Department with charges of harassment. You have caused her that much stress that I will no longer allow you to have anything to do with her. I have hired someone else to finish the job. We will see you court.

Jun 2020

Buyer beware! I pre-paid Anthony and Son to provide summer landscaping services. I noticed everyone else in my neighborhood was having their lawns serviced in mid-April, when he was supposed to begin, and contacted Anthony and asked when he was planning to come. He used the pandemic as an excuse to not mow my lawn, and falsely stated he could be subject to a $25,000 fine if he did. That was a lie. Lawn maintenance was deemed an essential service for pest control purposes. By contrast, cosmetic landscaping such as mulching and plant installation was prohibited. Also, there was no $25,000 fine. I confirmed all of this through online research and with the other landscapers I spoke to in my neighborhood who were working while Anthony stayed home, with his customers' money, refusing to provide services they'd already paid for. Anthony claimed the rules were unclear, but it's his job to know what rules apply to him. And, the fact that he already had everyone's money provided him little incentive to do so. After repeated attempts to get Anthony to mow my lawn, I told him I would like my money back and I would find another service. He agreed, but said he needed 3-4 weeks--apparently he had already spent all the money he collected from his customers in advance (I find that hard to believe). Over 2 months has passed and I haven't seen a dime. I've contacted him several times, and he keeps saying he needs more time. I've contacted the Better Business Bureau, but he hasn't responded to my formal complaint with BBB. The next step is small claims court when it opens. I have zero trust in this guy, and would never recommend him.