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    Browning Family Dentistry

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Colesville Dentistry - Celebrating the milestone that we hit 2,000 5 star Google reviews!

    Colesville Dentistry

    4.9(49 reviews)
    5.0 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Emergency services

    Going 3 zip codes west of my home, I get to Cloverly, MD. 20905 zip code is Silver Spring mailing…read moreaddress, which the post office determined large swaths of land as "Silver Spring" even though Cloverly is far from Silver Spring itself. When I lived in Wheaton, which was a lot closer to downtown Silver Spring, I still always wrote/typed Wheaton, MD 20902. I had a dentist when I live in Wheaton that was less than a mile away, and she was good, and it's a hassle finding a new dentist. I moved to Russett in 2020, and I kept going all the way back to Wheaton for my dentist through 2023. My girlfriend recommended her dentist Colesville Dentistry, and she was right! I first arrived here in May 2024, then November 2024, & most recently May 2025. Wow, this dentist is top notch, blows the Wheaton dentist I had out of the water. The staff is friendly, efficiently gets you in. Dr. Chai, other dentists, & technicians have been friendly doing a great job with the cleanings as well as advise on better dental habits. Also, this is a state of the art dental office. When you are lying on the dental chair, there is a TV screen above you with high definition nature scenes which is peaceful when the dentist isn't exactly the most pleasant experience even with Colesville Dentistry being the best case scenario goes as far as the dentist goes. They have great technology with computer modeling of my teeth & more, which the prior dentist I had fell short. Although it's still not super close to my home, still easier than going to Wheaton and worth the drive. Overall, I highly recommend Colesville Dentistry.

    Beyond impressed! The team at Colesville Dentistry gave me a warm welcome when I switched to them…read more They took x-rays and were very thorough in explaining everything in the photos. At every point, they went the extra mile to ensure that I'm comfortable, addressed my concerns, and answered all of my questions. They went above and beyond in making me feel truly valued. The seasoned team at Colesville Dentistry took the time to examine the photos and made reasonable recommendations based on their review. They explained the purpose of each recommendation. No gimmicks. No sales pitch. Everything was reasonably priced. After my 1st visit, I just knew I made the right decision in switching to Colesville Dentistry. I especially enjoyed having a TV screen above the dental chair with beautiful scenes of Tropical islands to look at while they were working. I look forward to coming back for my regular checkup and will definitely recommend them to all my friends and family. Thank you Colesville Dentistry

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    Olney Center For Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    Olney Center For Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    2.8(5 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Adding an important update to my 5 star review:…read more This is entirely my fault but I wanted to mention it in case it helps someone else. There was an adjustment on my insurance and I owed more money, and was sent two bills via post office. I, a millennial, am horrible at checking snail mail and therefore did not notice. Once I received a debt collection letter, I decided to call the office to confirm it was a real bill. I was told about the two snail mail bills, and was told they don't call or email (which would have been nice for me). The ladies I spoke to were helpful and polite as I've always experienced with this office. It was an extra few hundred with the debt collection fees which I could have avoided. If you have any insurance related surgery, always check your SNAIL MAIL!

    I had all four wisdom teeth extracted by Dr. Anis Tebyanian on June 29, 2026. What followed was…read moremore than six weeks of worsening pain, swelling, jaw locking, repeated attempts to get help, urgent/emergency care, and ultimately another procedure after a different oral surgeon identified an abscess and retained bone/tooth fragments. My first week of recovery seemed normal, but around July 6 my pain began getting worse instead of better. I developed increasing jaw stiffness and swelling and was taking approximately 4,000-5,000 mg of Tylenol per day, at times with ~1200 mg of ibuprofen, to manage the pain. July 14 was my pre-scheduled postoperative visit. I had called the day before to make sure I would see Dr. Tebyanian because I was concerned about the worsening pain. He said the extraction sites appeared to be healing, placed a brown gel/medication in my lower-right socket, and mentioned possible dry socket. He also cited my age as a possible explanation for the difficult recovery. I am 40, and my age was referenced multiple times during my follow-up care as a reason I might be experiencing more pain or healing more slowly. The pain continued, and I called again on July 16 and returned on July 17. Although I happened to feel somewhat better that morning, I tried to explain that it did not reflect the significant, fluctuating pain I had been experiencing for nearly two weeks. I cried in his office during that visit while trying to explain that I had experience with doctors and pain and that this did not feel like normal postoperative pain. No additional imaging or treatment was performed. I distinctly remember Dr. Tebyanian telling me in the hallway "not to overthink it." That interaction has stayed with me because I was trying to communicate that something did not feel right, even though I happened to be having a better morning. My symptoms continued to worsen. On July 24, I called the office again and was told Dr. Tebyanian was unavailable until Monday. On July 25, I was barely sleeping, could hardly open my mouth, and had significant swelling and pain radiating through my right cheek, jaw, ear, temple, and neck. I sought emergency care from another dentist, who took an X-ray, diagnosed significant trismus/lockjaw, and prescribed steroids and a muscle relaxer. The treatment temporarily reduced the swelling and pain. When the swelling and locked jaw returned, I sought urgent/emergency care again on August 8. The emergency physician suspected a possible soft-tissue infection and recommended that I see another oral surgeon. On August 10, I saw a new oral surgeon at the recommendation of the ER Dr. During the physical exam, she identified an abscess and ordered a CT scan, which showed retained bone and tooth fragments in my lower-right socket. I then underwent another procedure to remove those fragments. I understand that complications can happen after wisdom tooth extraction and that age can affect recovery. My issue is how my worsening symptoms during post-operative care were handled. I repeatedly reported significant pain, swelling, and jaw locking, yet my age continued to be offered as an explanation and no additional imaging was ordered to investigate why I was not improving. I felt my concerns and pain were repeatedly minimized when I was actively asking for help. Based on my experience, I would not return to Dr. Anis Tebyanian for oral surgery or postoperative care. His office gets 1 star, because his front office team is friendly, professional, and responsive.

    Browning Family Dentistry - generaldentistry - Updated September 2026

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