Dr. Abel is an excellent oral surgeon. He has a great reputation with both patients and dentists. I…read morehad a consultation with him about having some oral surgery done on my mouth. First, I must tell you that I looked at my appointment time and thought my appointment was at 11:00 am. After, I arrived, I found out my appointment was at 1:00 pm. Let me tell you how nice Dr. Abel was, he saw me at 11: 00. What a hero! Dr. Abel is funny and kind. He explained all of the ins and outs of the procedure. He also went over the different options I had to choose from. I had a panoramic mouth X-ray while I was there and his staff is top notch too. The office is bright and comfortable. It has all of the modern equipment needed to complete your surgery. I haven't had the surgery done yet, but I have every confidence that Dr. Abel is the surgeon to do it.

I was always someone that was reluctant to get my wisdom teeth removed. Both of my parents still…read morehave theirs and despite my awareness of potential issues that could arise, I always felt like I should only get them removed if absolutely necessary. Well alas, the time arrived when these suckers needed to get evicted. While I've had sensations of gum tenderness from time to time over the years, it wasn't until last week when one shifted in such a way that made it difficult to eat or even open my mouth fully. Because I wasn't sure how quickly my condition could worsen, I hopped on Yelp to find a top rated oral surgeon (even if not within my insurance network.) Since my family is in Montgomery County and would be helping me with pick up and recooperation after surgery, I was also looking for somewhere not too far from them. After reading BCC Oral Surgery's reviews, I followed up with quick phone call where I peppered the receptionist with a ton of questions. Both times I called, the person that picked up phone was pleasant, patient and knowledgable. Plus, they had availability to perform the surgery the following week, where as the place my dentist referred was likely not to have an appointment for at least a month. So instead of giving myself too much time for me to build up my anxiety further, on Friday I booked for wisdom teeth removal surgery for that following Monday. The office sent me a new patient form to fill out online and was given instructions on how to best prep for my surgery in advance. On Monday morning, we gave ourselves plenty of time to get there with traffic and parking in mind. (There is a garage in the building but it fills up rather quickly.)Another bonus: There is a pharmacy in the building as well, so that is also something very helpful to know since that's where we ended up picking my prescriptions up from. Upon arriving, they had to take some additional x-rays since Dr. Patel was a bit concerned with how close one of my wisdom teeth was to a nerve. When he came in to meet with me, he was cool, calm, direct and explained to me any concerns and risks. He was confident without being arrogant or without bedside manner and quite frankly, his whole team also reflected that. The techs that took x-rays and administered the laughing gas were all so professional, sweet, funny and re-assuring. I was joking and laughing with them before the gas even hit me. Once I had a little laughing gas in my system, they then administered the general anesthesia and within seconds I was out like a light. ( I remember the doctor walking in and I said "What's up doc? Respectfully." Then I gave him he peace sign and I was a goner.) When I woke up, I was sitting comfortably in the recovery room. I had very little discomfort, aside from some grogginess and a mouth full of gauze. But I was very present and aware despite it all, and I believe from start to finish it all took between 45-60 minutes. After coordinating with my mom, they wheeled me down to where my mom would be pulling up with my car and I was on my way. Dr. Patel said that if I did feel pain, it would likely not be until later in the evening once the general anesthesia wore off, so I was ready to potentially experience some excruciating pain. But lucky for me, aside from swelling and some light bleeding the overall pain was minimal. I'm now 48 hours post surgery and I've been able to to keep any pain at bay with over the counter painkillers (and of course, prescribed antibiotics.) But aside from the swelling, this has been the most unexpectedly pleasant experience after getting four teeth pulled, two of which were impacted. Overall, I couldn't sing the praises of Dr. Patel and his team any further and am so glad that I found a total rockstar of a surgeon and team to make my wisdom teeth removal a top tier experience overall, with very minimal discomfort. Thanks again, BCC Oral Surgery!

Dr Kazemi & staff took wonderful care of my son. No pain, great follow-up. Highly recommend!!…read more As a professional in the business, I can assure you he is the best!

How did I never write a review for Dr. Kazemi's office? My experience was nearly ten years ago, but…read moreit's still one of the best experiences I've had at a doctor's office. I was home for winter break. At my semi-annual dentist appointment, the staff noticed my wisdom teeth were coming in sideways. They'd already caused me pain for months, so my dentist made a call to Dr. Kazemi's office, and they fit me in for an early-morning appointment the next day. And okay, I don't remember much of it -- I had all four taken out and was unconscious for a bit -- but I *do* remember that the staff was kind and helpful. I stayed in the chair until I was lucid, and then they escorted me to my dad's car. The recovery process was easy; all these years later, I wish every doctor's appointment could be this pleasant!

Efficient with excellent care and concern with Charles Park…read more I'm so grateful to have someone so skilled and professional.

Dr. Hill misdiagnosed me and also injected me with botox, costing me $1360 out of pocket. I shared…read morethat I had tried botox in the past and that it had not worked, but Dr. Hill insisted when he did it would work. It did not.

Dr. Romanow is the best! He is very calming and explains everything that is going on and what to…read moreexpect. I had two visits here to get dental implants in the back of my mouth. I was a bit nervous about having my gums be drilled into. Dr. Romanow talked me through each step. The ladies that work here are friendly. Both visits were painless (the Novocaine shot was the only discomfort). As with all dental surgery, it's not cheap, but my insurance is paying a large share. Now all that is left are the crowns! I can wait until January for that procedure.

DR.ROMANOW and Carrie were so professional and helpful while getting my wisdom tooth extracted!…read moreThey were quick and very informative and talked me though the whole procedure! I will definitely will be referring my friends and family! Such a wonderful experience! Dr. ROMANOW also have me a call later on at night to check on how i was doing which was very pleasant to hear from Him!!

5-STARS!!! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!!!!…read more What an amazing experience I had at the Falls Church office! Everyone was so kind, helpful, professional and knowledgeable. The office is clean, modern and comfortable. It even has a small coffee bar while you are waiting. This was my first visit to this practice. Check-in was a breeze and they took me back quickly. Thank you to Alex for your help, knowledge and information regarding my insurance. You were very thorough. I felt so comfortable and confident after speaking with you about it over the phone. You also gave perfect instructions on your location and where to park. You were very welcoming when I arrived. Thank you for the smooth and friendly check-in! Madi took me back for my appointment. She was so kind, courteous and efficient with the preliminary questions. Dr. Rostami was amazing. He was thorough, informative and kind. He had a friendly and warm "bedside manner." I felt very comfortable speaking with him and hearing his assessment. He was also very gentle during the examination. When patients are in pain, it is nice to have someone who understands that and helps you feel as comfortable as possible. Thank you so much for your help! Christina was there to take my paperwork at check-out. She was super friendly and sweet. Thank you everyone for such an amazing experience! Having any kind of dental/oral appointment can be daunting and scary for people. This office makes you feel like family. I am so grateful I found them. I will definitely be back.

June 2025: I had a…read moretooth removed at Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers in their Falls Church office. Wonderful experience. Everyone was nice (from the front office to everyone behind the scenes). My surgeon and his assistant put me at ease even though such a minor situation. They were very understanding of my nervousness. They were patient with my questions and concerns. Office and back rooms were clean. I got there early, and they were able to bring me back within ten minutes of me getting there. Definitely would go to this practice/office again.

My daughters had their wisdom teeth removed and both experiences went well. Kind and caring,…read moreprofessional and quality care. Office staff are helpful and easy to schedule.

Posting a review from the biggest adult baby when it comes to dental procedures. Despite having had…read morea c-section, appendectomy, and other surgeries in the past, I still was terrified to have my wisdom tooth and neighboring molar extracted. So scared in fact I put it off for decades and when I could delay no further, I did just that. I left in tears from my initial extraction appointment. To the rescue (and in favor of my dental health) enter Dr. Kunkle. Not sure I can praise highly enough his expertise, skill, patience, and transparency. I ultimately had to choose to give over and put myself in the hands of the practice, Dr. Kunkle and his support team. And I am beyond thankful that I did.

Had my two lower wisdom teeth extracted by Dr. Romanow. He seems like a chill dude you could…read moreprobably have coffee with. Very nice, answered all my questions, sedated me sufficiently without affecting my memory, and gave me my tooth back. I don't *think* I asked for my tooth, but it was really nice to wake up from the procedure to find it in a little package in my hands. Not everyone wants their teeth back, but I'm DEFINITELY the kind of person who does, so that was meaningful. Also, the office staff are very helpful and things run efficiently. Don't forget to take a check or use an alternative form of payment besides a credit card, as this helps them keep costs low.

Dr. Wentworth extracted a tooth and performed a dental implant. I was expecting the worst but he…read moredid his job excellently and there was minimal pain and discomfort. I highly recommend him.

I was referred to Dr. Rudderman by out regular dentist over a year ago. Great consultation and the…read moredecision was made to wait. Sadly, Dr. Rudderman is now retired...

I ended up here, 30 miles away from my home, because Dr. Ruderman is the one of two doctors within…read more50 miles of me who accepts my medical insurance. Apparently dentists don't like to accept medical insurance - only dental insurance. And when I pulled into Dr. Ruderman's office parking lot, I inwardly groaned. It's just not an attractive building, there's a dumpster in front of the building, and the concrete in the parking lot of cracked. The interior also looks like it hasn't been decorated in decades. BUT...! Dr. Ruderman was such a good doctor/dentist that I now understand the amazing reviews despite the dreary décor. It sounds silly writing this, but he actually read my medical chart, and asked me questions about it. We actually had rapport. Noticing my discomfort with the procedure, he joked around about my employer in the news and the terrible taste of the anesthesia. And when my medical results came in, Dr. Ruderman personally called me to inform me of the results (they were good) and explain what they meant. What a novel concept - I'm used to having to dial in myself and then listen to a prerecorded message. My only pang of sadness is that I live so far from Dr. Ruderman. If I lived closer, I would come to Dr. Ruderman for all my dental needs!

I went to Dr Quashie's office for the first time 12 years ago and since then I have never been to…read moreanother dentist who has cared for my teeth as he has. I have honestly only seen one dentist outside of him due to an emergency, even still I had to see Dr. Quashie within a week to resolver my dental issues. This family owed practice treats patients with care and love that is truly needed when anxious about being a dentists office.

I have been coming to this practice for about a decade and used to see Dr. Albert Quashie Sr…read more (RIP). Dr. Quashie Jr. is fantastic and carrying his dad's legacy amazingly. My kids have been coming here their whole life too and like it too! He is gentle, caring and more importantly very skilled. Pat, Iris and Crystal are also outstanding. The whole office feels like family and while no one likes going to the dentist, we truly enjoy coming and catching up! Dr. Quashie is taking the practice to new heights and modernizing it from EMR (Electronic Medical Records) to new uniforms or even logo on the door!

Worst experience ever. I had an appt in 10 days to have 3 teeth extracted under general anesthesia…read more I knew appt might just be a consultation but was told to prepare for surgery: Submit online forms that did not work, submit credit card info (wasn't charged), arrange transportation, don't eat/drink before, etc. Morning before asst. I was speaking with asst for final instructions and then front office called and said entire office was closing down FOREVER tomorrow (day of appt), it was doctors last day and my condition was too complicated so they canceled! I rescheduled somewhere else -- they were efficient and did procedure with local anesthesia in 20 minutes.

This is quite an upscale facility with upscale pricing. Dr. Rostami was very professional, and my…read morerecovery was surprisingly fast with no issues whatsoever. I took off a star because I noticed additional charges added to my bill, which I found simply dishonest. I was going to be under full anesthesia, so just from curiosity I looked at the watch before we started. Procedure took exactly 28minutes, yet the charges with insurance that I've noticed later at home, showed three instances of 15 minutes for anesthesia, which would make the whole procedure longer than 45 minutes (considering preparing ect) Another issue that didn't sit well with me was that I paid for everything immediately after the procedure. We had all the charges itemized, calculated, and confirmed with the insurance. Typically, these amounts are slightly higher than the actual cost, and one usually receives a small refund afterward. However, in this case, about six months later, I received an additional bill stating that I owed nearly $200 more. I attempted to call for clarification, but either the call was dropped or the explanation was so unclear and crude, as if I were dumb having consideration for own money. So, while my health turned out fine, I won't be returning.