After over $20,000 worth of implants, they advised me to try to live with them before they adjusted…read morethem. However, they then charged me for the adjustment work because it happened outside of the self imposedadjustment window. These people are scammers, do not go.

The staff and dentists are top notch. Thorough, friendly, and very accommodating…read more I actually like going to the dentist now

I've been a patient for over a year and it's the best decision ever. After my former dentist…read moreretired, I had a hard time finding a great dentist in the area until a few Google searches recommended this place. Service is always professional and my dentist hygienists have all been fun to speak with while prepping me for care. The office is very clean and they have a cute station for coffee, tea, and water while you wait. My dentist, Dr. Washington is the BEST! Her bedside manner is top notched and I always feel cared for when I'm visiting her. It's a plus that she's a Black woman, so she offers additional advice relevant to my experience. Highly recommended!

I needed emergency dental services while in DC on a work trip and the staff at Washington Metro…read moreDental took good care of me. Paperwork was seamless (especially given that I was out of town), staff were friendly, everything was clean, and they had a cute coffee station. The clinic is small but this is one of those times where the phrase "small but mighty" comes to mind. Highly recommend!

I had my teeth cleaned and examined today. I have been going to Dr. Milliron for 34 years and have…read morealways received excellent treatment from everyone in the entire office.

I've been going to Dr. Milliron for years. He's great. He treats my teeth like they are a part of…read morehis family.

Eye Street Dental Center is the best there is when it comes to it comes to all your dental needs…read morethe entire staff is staff is amazing Ms. Lily, Ms. Vivian and Ms. Ella are definitely top tier. Dr. Salim has always been kind and courteous from day one he takes his time to know his patients by name, and their individual needs, he gets right to the root of the problem and resolves it, not to mention he takes his time to give you valuable information on the care of your teeth. (Not something other practices) Dr. Salim has been in dentistry for many many years I'd consider him a Veteran one you would definitely want on your team. You can definitely trust you are in great hands. The front office staff couldn't get any better they are knowledgeable - and just as caring. If you want amazing teeth stop by Eye Street Dental in downtown DC - I promise you won't want anybody else to take care of your beautiful smile. C. Ferguson

Thorough cleaning by the dentist, who is knowledgeable and professional. Staff is friendly and…read moreefficient, easy scheduling, and participate with insurance. Very pleased with this practice and happy I found them.

I recently visited Dr. Taba at this practice for the first time. The appointment was for exam and…read morecleaning. I felt that Dr. Taba was very competent. She gave me a thorough exam and cleaning, describing various issues in great detail. I feel comfortable having her provide my dental care and will be returning. The front desk people were helpful and courteous. I will be switching my dental insurance to Delta Dental next year because this practice is "in network" with Delta.

Blake Dental is an excellent dental practice! I've been going for years. Highly recommended for…read moreboth their skills and their friendliness! -- both Dr. Blake and Dr. Beschenbossel, as well as the entire staff. My highest recommendation for everyone!

Paul Cohen, especially, is a great dentist but his three partners aren't slackers either. All in…read moreall the best dental practice I've ever had, and I've been with them for 25 years, my wife for 30+. The whole staff, admin and other professionals such as dental techs all know and perform their jobs very, very well. I can't imagine going anywhere else. Also, whether it's for an endodontist, periodontist, dental surgeon, etc. this practices referrals are also superb - very important when you need one of these service. Lanny Moldauer

I've been seeing Dr. Paul for over 20 years. I wouldn't think of going elsewhere. I'm glad that…read moremost of my current needs have mostly been simple cleanings. But over the years I've had several crowns and even a bridge done. Meticulous attention to details is the hallmark of the office. The office is clean and comfortable. And while going out during Covid isn't my idea of fun, I've felt comfortable visiting here.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Dental Town DC, specifically due to their billing…read moreand office management, which ultimately led me to stop care with this practice altogether. I was dealing with illness and contacted the office in advance regarding my appointment. Despite notifying them before the appointment time, I was later told I would be charged a $150 "cancellation/no-show" fee -- even though I did not fail to show and explicitly communicated that I could not attend due to being sick. The interaction with the billing/office manager, Michelle, was especially troubling. Instead of addressing the situation professionally or with empathy, the communication was rude, dismissive, and focused entirely on collecting money, rather than on patient care or fairness. There was no effort to acknowledge that I gave notice or to work toward a reasonable resolution. What's most frustrating is that this situation could have been handled easily and professionally. Instead, the office chose to escalate it in a way that felt money-grabbing and punitive, rather than patient-centered.

I had been a loyal patient of Dr. V for decades--he was truly exceptional. Before retiring, he let…read morehis patients know and offered the option to continue care with his office partner. I agreed. Unfortunately, that experience was disappointing from the start, and it only worsened after the practice was quietly sold to Dental Town. No notice was given to patients, but I sensed something was off the moment I walked in--the welcoming atmosphere was gone, and the tasteful art in the waiting area had been replaced with what looked like marked-down pieces from Home Goods. Admit, that was funny. :) Then came the new dentist: awkward, painfully dry, with no bedside manner and zero personality. He made me feel uncomfortable from the moment he entered the room. While the exam itself was thorough, the entire interaction felt off. I walked out knowing it would be my last visit.

GOOD: It's a very sharp practice, with friendly staff,…read morehighly competent doctors, and hi-tech facilities. They have an on-site dental lab where they can make crowns and such. BAD: WAAAAY overpriced. I was quoted $2,200 for a single onlay with no help from insurance apparently. I think it's a premium practice; platinum dentistry at platinum prices.

I'm going to post this review for both District Smiles and Mint Dental, since they're two locations…read moreof the same business and dentists work at both locations. First, the people who work here are really, really nice which is why I had been willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. But their scheduling, business, and billing practices have made it so I never ever want to go back. In July, I went in for a checkup and was told that I needed a crown replacement. The crown didn't hurt and I was preparing for an extended trip and super busy but they assured me that they had a new procedure in which they take off the old crown, scan the tooth, and then 3-D print the permanent crown and install it *all in the same day*. Cool, right? EXCEPT, day of, they....couldn't work the scanner. Not that the scanner was broken (had them confirm this in the aftermath, while trying to figure out what went wrong and who was at fault)--The people that the practice had scheduled to work the procedure could not figure out how to use it--they spent what seemed like hours trying to scan my mouth (this sucked, by the way, and hurt) and produced such a giant file that it wouldn't upload to the 3-D printer. So, after hours of waiting, they slapped on a (badly placed) temp crown, and sent me on my way to come back and do they whole thing again a week later--this time with Dr. Kassem, who might be the only person in the practice who knows how to work the machine. But you know what? Even after all of that, I went back and had a filling done a week later--they were that nice! The filling, and the crown, once it was in, have been fine: this is not a review of the actual dentistry, only how they run the business. I've been burned--badly--by dentist/insurance stuff before, so I made sure that they preauthorized the procedure with my insurance and asked for a guarantee that the quoted and billed price would be the final. I was assured that it was, and assumed my balance was zero. This week, *six months later*, I got--via email, totally without explanation---a random link to a bill for $34. I couldn't even log in to see what it was for (their billing software is pretty janky and doesn't look secure--I thought it was spam at first) so I called them and, very nicely, they told me that insurance had not covered one part of the procedure (which may have been their fault, actually) and very nicely asked me to pay the balance. After all of that, and over $34, I lost it. It may be petty of me, but it's also petty (and possibly unethical) of them, especially since the procedure itself was a nightmare. Why would they wait so long to bill me, without any explanation, over a botched procedure, and renegging on their guarantee of up-front pricing? And then, even after I questioned them about this, why would they double down, especially given that they had been at fault? It felt like a shakedown, honestly. I paid it, but i will never, ever, ever go back again, no matter how nice--$34 this time could be $340 (or hell, $3400) next time, and I'm not taking any chances. So, the actual dentistry is fine (ultimately), the people are great, but practices--in multiple ways--are sloppy enough to give me pause. I need a dental practice I can trust, and this ain't it.