Late last year I had a terrible cavity in one of my wisdom teeth. The dentist looked at the x-ray…read moreand immediately declared it unsalvageable and beyond his skill to extract. I needed a dental surgeon and a talented one at that. My dentist did what he could to alleviate the pain, drilling out the cavity, but I knew this would end up being an ordeal. Apparently, once you get over 40, wisdom teeth tend to affix themselves to your jawbone and the nerves become a complex bird nest. Simply pulling them out is impossible and they require surgery. After searching online, I landed on Pashapour Oral and Facial surgery. However, I was a bit concerned as the reviews vary wildly. I selected them over the alternatives, and I was incredibly pleased with the results. Dr. Pashapour is a surgeon with skills. I can happily state that he got all four of my wisdom teeth out in a single sitting. I have zero nerve damage, and I healed incredibly quickly. After seeing my x-ray and the cat scan, both performed in his office the day of the surgery, he told me the only way we could successfully get these out was under general anesthesia. It made me nervous to do so, especially considering this was not to be done in a hospital, but in his office. Still, I took his advice, and it was the way to go. I have zero memory of the 2-hours I was under, and it seemed to be an instant from my perspective. Dr. Pashapour had to pull some of my blood while I was under to aid in the filling of the gaps that would be left behind, which he explained to me beforehand. He even performed another cat scan afterwards to ensure zero nerve damage took place during the surgery. Despite all my anxiety, between Dr. Pashapour and his nursing staff, they put me at ease and got me through it. I am now two months post-surgery and it's as if I never had a problem. I made the correct decision, and I would highly recommend this service to anyone, whether they are wishing to front-run a problem like mine, or if they are already in complete agony with an irreparable tooth keeping them awake, night after night, and popping Advil just to get a modicum of relief. I do see some small things they could have done to improve the experience. The front office was able to get me in quickly, which was amazing. This did wonders to reduce my anxiety and limit the duration of my pain. What they could have done better is set my expectations more accurately once I was in the waiting room. My appointment was for 9am but I waited well over an hour because Dr. Pashapour was busy at the hospital due to an emergency, tending to someone with far bigger problems than I had. The front desk should have told me he would be delayed, he's performing an emergency surgery at a hospital, and it's possible I could be in for well over an hour's wait. I understand emergencies, setting that expectation would have led to a better experience. Timing at Pashapour isn't amazing, but the work he does is worth the wait. The second issue I had was with billing. I have superior insurance, and they were opting to not use all my resources. The bill was $3000 and my insurance could cover up to $1500. They intended to leave some money on the table and charge me a bit more out of pocket. Honestly, I don't remember much of this, my fiancée was there to ask questions, and I was nervously waiting for surgery while in pain and not focused on the exact dollar amount. Let me be clear, the price, in my opinion, for a 2-hour surgery, with all the bells and whistles, including 2 cat scans, an x-ray, bloodwork, anesthesia, the expert hands of Dr. Pashapour and the kind assistance of the nursing staff was an incredible deal. Frankly, I would have paid more, I'm so happy with the result. Just use all my insurance. They explained I might need to money later, as it was only August and this was the entirety of my insurance money for the year. I don't care. I'll deal with later when it's later. Also, concerning the price, be clear, I had a complex case. I have no idea what he'd charge a 17-year-old whose wisdom teeth he could simple pop out in 10-minutes after a few shots of Novocaine and not put them under. They also wanted to sell me some pain management injection for a couple hundred bucks. My fiancée vetoed this for me because we were going to leave with a script for some serious pain meds, so I didn't get it. The work of Dr. Pashapour was so good, honestly, I didn't need it. Frankly, I took zero of the heavy-duty pain meds as well. A couple 800mg Ibuprofens which he also prescribed were more than enough. I attribute this to the excellent work despite my complex case. So, go to Dr. Pashapour. Don't be dismayed by wait times. Tell them to use all your insurance money possible. I was literally back at my desk the next day working. Two weeks later, the only way I could tell anything had been done to my teeth was the fact that I had 4 fewer of them. I made the right choice and I'm writing this review so you can do the same.

I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Pashapour for my daughter's wisdom teeth to seek information…read moreonly. Due to prom/graduation timing, we were not prepared to schedule surgery that day. After consulting with the doctor, we were taken to another room and presented with a treatment plan totaling about $6,200 after insurance, along with a required 20% deposit to schedule surgery. We repeatedly explained that we were not ready to commit to a date, but were encouraged to "just get something on the calendar" and told it could always be changed later. We eventually scheduled a tentative date and paid a $1,240 deposit. The office scheduled the surgery only 7 days before prom and assured us that was enough recovery time. At my daughter's next dental appointment, our regular dentist strongly disagreed and advised us to move the procedure, which I did. After speaking with insurance, other parents, and obtaining a second opinion from another highly rated oral surgeon, we were told my daughter's case appeared routine. The second office's total cost for the same procedure, including sedation and PRF treatment, was approximately $1,615 after insurance. I've attached a redacted comparison of both treatment plans so readers can evaluate the difference themselves. Once we decided not to proceed, I requested a refund of the $1,240 deposit. The office declined based on its policy that deposits are forfeited within 14 days of the original surgery date, which I do not recall being clearly explained verbally during scheduling. I understand every practice sets its own pricing and policies. My advice to other parents is simply: * Get a second opinion before oral surgery. * Compare treatment plans carefully. * Fully understand deposit/cancellation policies before scheduling.

Highly skilled surgeon Dr. Buxton is and his staff were very kind and direct on any questions. I…read morecame in for a wisdom tooth removal and got all 4 wisdom tooth out at once as a 31 year old. Was very quick efficient and overall the healing went relatively smoothly with a comprehensive healing instructions.

This isn't a review I anticipated writing, and I certainly didn't expect to face an oral infection…read moreleading to multiple tooth extractions, but here we are. A little advice: never ignore a toothache. On to my experience: when I finally decided to contact my regular dentist about the persistent toothache, I was immediately scheduled for an extraction the next day. Not knowing what to expect, I took an Uber to the office, where I was warmly greeted. Once there, we discussed my treatment plan in detail. The staff was exceptional--they answered all my questions, addressed my concerns with understanding and compassion, and clearly explained what to expect. Within minutes, I was in the chair with Dr. Gentile, undergoing an emergency triple extraction just days before Thanksgiving during a hectic week. Remarkably, the procedure was completely painless and went smoothly. I even joked with the staff that, compared to all my prior dental experiences--from braces as a kid to routine check-ups--this was by far the least painful and most pleasant one I've ever had. The follow-up care I received from the team, spanning from the extraction to the implants, was absolutely fantastic. The staff is professional and empathetic, going out of their way to ensure you're comfortable and informed. They truly excel at what they do, and I couldn't be more grateful for their support. Not that I'd wish this on anyone, but if it happens, set your mind and mouth at ease, and go here.

All the staff members are professional and friendly. Dr. Rothman is a real expert in his…read moreprofession, plus he's just a very nice person. The office's care doesn't come cheap, but it's worth every penny. I would not go anywhere else. Dr. Rothman extracted my tooth #3 (a molar) today and I never felt a thing.

Dr Nyguen-Cao and the staff are excellent. He did a tooth extraction with minimal pain and…read moreexplained exactly what he was doing and why. The front desk personnel are courteous and helpful.

The reason for the 1 star is due to their billing department. Went in approximately 4 weeks prior…read moreto the actual wisdom teeth removal surgery for the consultation. After the confrontation, we went over the billing to my insurance and the lady said this is all the doctor will do and this is what your insurance will pay. Stupid of me to believe a person is able to do their job but she explicitly left out big charges such as removal of a tooth, consultation charges and other miscellaneous charges. My interesting is that it cannot be this colossal of a mistake and she purposely did this to show me lower charge. After completing the surgery they bill me and guess what, they added major items, like removal of the tooth they were supposed to get out along other items. On top of that, i called the billing department and the lady lied to my face saying this was all billed to the insurance during the consultation and she will send me the proof. What she sent me is proving they did not send the full charges to the insurance. There's a bunch of good doctors out there and this one is not worth it just because of their incompetent billing department in the arlington office.

I dread all things dentist-related, so much so that I've been putting off getting my wisdoms…read moreextracted for 15 years. They weren't causing problems, but they sure weren't helping, either. My dentist referred me to Dr Corcoran to have them removed, so I called and made an appointment for consultation. I was able to get in the same week, and the receptionist patiently explained all the location and time options I had. I was nervous about my consultation. I had never had any kind of surgery in my life, and I didn't know how much damage my wisdoms were in for. Dr Corcoran came in, and assuming he's met many nervous patients, he immediately calmed my nerves with a few awesome dentist jokes. He showed me the X-ray, explained everything that would be done, and I left feeling great about it. I got on board, and scheduled the real appointment for a couple weeks later. Fast forward to today; I had all four wisdom teeth removed, 1 of which was impacted, the rest simple extractions. I got the works with the laughing gas and the general anesthesia, and when I woke up an hour later, huzzah...no wisdom teeth. Surprisingly, I am in no pain despite having taken only 2 Advil right after the surgery. The numbness has gone away, and I have some swelling on the impacted side, but no pain. Huh. Dr Corcoran even called me at 9pm to see how I was doing. He noted that I sounded awfully chipper, and expressed that I should continue to take care of my wounds, even with no pain. How incredibly thoughtful of the guy to call me long after the workday is over, to make sure I wasn't dying or allergic to the antibiotics. My husband said that right after surgery I told him, "Gosh I feel great, I wish I felt this way all the time!" I think that means Dr Corcoran is doing something exactly right.

My regular dentist referred me to Dr. Colasanto because I had an infection behind a tooth caused by…read morea crack in my bridge -- very difficult to reach for repair work. My dentist said that Dr. Colasanto was like the MacGyver of dentistry. If anyone could figure out what to do, it would be Dr. Colasanto. Sure enough, Dr. Colasanto figured out how to make the repair, and did so in 2 sessions. It was a pleasure to be under Dr. Colasanto's care. He is kind, patient, and takes the time to explain exactly what the problem is. He then explains what he is going to do, step by step. Dr. Colasanto clearly has a passion for what he does, something rare in today's world.

One of the most caring and compassionate dentists I have ever been to. I highly recommend Dr…read more Colasanto especially for those that are apprehensive or scared of getting dental work done. The front desk office staff member, Kristine, is also very helpful and super friendly.

I've been a patient of Dr. Amy Hassan for 18 months. I've had three cleanings, three crown…read morereplacement, two or three cavity refillings and a night guard fitting. Dr. Hassan is exceedingly good. The dental hygienist who attends to me, Sammie (or maybe Sammy), is exceedingly good. Both are excellent communicators and handle their instruments and my teeth with competence and care. The staff managing the checkins and checkouts are always a pleasure to work with. In person and on the phone. Stephanie is particularly fun to talk with. Everyone's time management is excellent. I have been fortunate to have insurance that keeps my out-of-pocket expenses very low, so I've had no billing issues. The office is clean, well lit, and olfactorily stable. I am happy that I chose Virginia Dental Center.

Dr. Goldstein made a racist remark during my appointment with him. He also insinuated that he asks…read morehis staff to remove patients he "doesn't like" from his marketing list and pushes their appointments months in advance to ensure his office treats "good" people. He continued to say that he does so to ensure other patients feel comfortable! As for the fillings he completed on my teeth, two seem fine so far, but the third is very uncomfortable, with food getting stuck in between the teeth there all the time! I do not recommend this doctor to anyone. I'm very disappointed I wasted my time and money here.

I was referred to Dr. Patel for a wisdom tooth extraction and arrived with my own panoramic X-ray…read more The consultation alone was enough to walk away. Dr. Patel barely acknowledged me, did no real exam, and only glanced at the X-ray for a few seconds. She answered basic questions with eye-rolling and obvious irritation. The entire interaction felt dismissive and hostile. Her appearance was also unprofessional for a surgical setting -- no gown or mask, hair uncovered, clothing that looked like pajamas. It did not feel like a proper medical environment. After this so-called consultation -- before any treatment was done -- I was handed a treatment plan with questionable charges. Most outrageous was a $150 "materials fee" described only as "everything on the tray." No insurance code. No itemization. No explanation. No insurance coverage for that made-up charge, of course. When I asked what that meant, they refused to clarify. So let me get this straight -- you're charging extra for the basic surgical instruments and supplies required to perform the procedure at all? Would you do surgery without a tray otherwise? On top of that, they demanded 50% payment upfront just to keep the appointment, a policy never disclosed when scheduling. When I calmly asked for clarification, the doctor became confrontational and said it wasn't her obligation to explain charges or policies. She told me to go elsewhere and still kept the consultation fee. I needed to fight to get in back later. For the record: I never proceeded with surgery at this office. To make matters worse, my insurance was later billed for an X-ray they never even took -- I brought my own. I had to dispute the charge as well. Hands down the most unprofessional and unethical dental experience I've ever had. Stay away.

On my first and second visits, Dr. Patel was somewhat rude to me. She made some passive-aggressive…read morecomments. On my second visit, Dr. Patel was really quick with the multiple extractions I needed... which I thought was fantastic, until afterwards I realized I had a part of a tooth that was still there! It was painful too. The techs were friendly and approachable, the type of ladies I'd get a drink with if I saw them out somewhere! However, I told them that I couldn't have a certain type of pain medication due to a medical condition and asked that I get prescribed something else. They said they'd pass that on to Dr. Patel. Later that day, I had a family member pick up my prescriptions since my mouth was packed with gauze... they came home with the exact medication I said I couldn't have. Not sure if Dr. Patel ignored my request or if the techs just didn't pass that info on.

Hey Guys! This is Vons wife, Nikki. This is my review…read more They were super friendly and very informative. They helped calmed me down when I was freaking out about a root canal, which wasn't a painful procedure. I was in dire pain and I was sure that I was going to die, but, they were available to help me immediately with my tooth. Now I'm healing, and the pressure is gone.

Beautiful office and of course excellent care. I found Dr. yang as one of my insurance provider and…read moreclosest to me. Not much waiting time and everything was clean and quick. Very welcoming and kind people

Let me just start this review by saying...I LOVE DR. LIANG!!!! He got the pleasure of pulling all…read morefour of my wisdom teeth out of my jaws. The first time it was only one wisdom tooth, he was so tender and precise, with the needle, as well as the removal, I decided to go back and let him take the other three. I was out of there within 45 minutes. The staff were so nice, and his assistant was wonderful, we talked about our love of food the whole time. If you're anxious about getting your teeth pulled, I highly recommend you make an appointment here.

I wanted to update my review because I actually did call you guys and you guys still proceeded to…read moredo nothing. You did not refund me my money. I talked to Lindsey and I was told Terry would call me and I never received a call. I never received a follow up. I've left you guys numerous voicemails. I've actually reported you guys to the health department due to Dr. peters Discriminating against people with disabilities or any other type of illness so instead of responding back to this, you guys should actually take the time to call or email me or actually respond back or reciprocate the help you guys never even sent medicine so I just want everyone to see this further proves that they do nothing and they actually did drop the ball. Please do not go here if you have a disability and shame on you guys for not calling back and not responding you guys didn't even follow up or try to explain what happened you guys are already assuming again I never called or followed up to reach out to you guys, I will make sure everyone knows about Dr. peters and you guys is horrible service