The high rating here is truly a shock to me. I've had to come back multiple times due to my dental…read morework being poorly done. Each time, I've had an appointment, but have had to wait at least 30 minutes after my appointment time before being seen. If I hadn't already paid them, I'd be going elsewhere. 0 stars.

This is a reallllllly hard one to review. I am actually here, right now. The…read moreOne GREAT note is that everyone is SUPER nice, but the niceties come at a hefty cost.... YOUR TIME!! I have been here 4 times and there is ALWAYS a long wait! My appointment was at 10. I was seen for the first time at 11:22 for a new crown after the previous one broke. The dentist cleaned up the area and the tech put in a temporary. it is 12:19 And I I am in here waiting for the dentist to okay me to leave. The process is too long. There is a lot of movement in an odd shaped office space. Yeah, I am going to look around for something that makes more sense time wise.

They tell you exactly what you need to work on and they listen to your concerns. The office is…read moreorganized and cute. They are super nice. They take good care of you.

Going to Dr Wong for 30 years - great family Dentist - reasonable prices and very accommodating on…read moreappt times.

My experience at College Park Dental raised serious concerns about both the quality of care and…read moreprofessionalism. A routine cleaning was unexpectedly rough and left my gums sore for several days, which is not something I've experienced with standard cleanings elsewhere. My husband had a similar experience, and even someone I referred reported the same issue, which suggests a pattern rather than an isolated incident. More concerning was the process of requesting my dental x-rays. I received inconsistent information and encountered dismissive communication from the office manager, Indrian, including being spoken to in a condescending tone, having my question dismissed rather than clarified, and having the call end abruptly. What should have been a straightforward request became unnecessarily complicated. Patients should be able to expect careful treatment, clear communication, and timely access to their own records. Based on my experience, I would recommend considering other dental offices.

Since the turnover of staff, I just love the new procedures in place under the new management,…read morealong with my new dentist Dr. Romila Tiwary. She cares!

Adding more to say I took my kids (8 and 5) here, and again, everyone was so patient and nice,…read moreexplaining to the kids what the tools were and how they worked. By the time we left, my 5-year-old was inviting everyone to his next birthday party

Beautiful office, poor management which gives the distinct opinion from a professional view, it's…read moreall about the money.

WONDERFUL!! Props to the lady at the front desk, she works and gets things going, had my wisdoms…read moreremoved and they were so caring and kind! 10/10 will be recommending this place

THEY ARE NOT GOING TO ACCEPT YOUR SCAN FROM OTHER CLINICS. THEY SAY THEY DO, BUT THEY WON'T. Even…read moreif it means exposing you to another X-ray within a short period. My experience with this clinic made me seriously question the integrity of some medical providers. I grew up in a family full of medical providers, so I've always had a lot of respect for them. But being told they "can't read" my scan files and that I needed to pay $450 for another CBCT scan was shocking. I had already taken the scan at another oral surgery clinic that turned out to be out-of-network. That's why I looked for an in-network doctor and ended up here. Before my first appointment, they asked me to bring the scan files. I even asked if there was a specific format they needed because I work with image files and know compatibility can matter. They brushed it off and told me to just bring them. I arrived with the USB and waited almost an hour, only to be told they couldn't read files from USB and needed them on a CD. Sorry, but are we in 2005? They "kindly" offered to take a new scan for $250. I had taken the scan only a week earlier, so I refused. I had to reschedule and even bought a CD burner on Amazon because the original clinic didn't have one. Before my second appointment, I called again to ask about file formats and told them the other clinic had also emailed the files. I even asked if they could call the other clinic since both clinics use the same medical imaging software, which I found very odd. THEY NEVER CALLED THE OTHER CLINIC AND APPARENTLY NEVER CHECKED THE EMAIL. They just kept saying it should work if it's on a CD. So I returned with the CD. After all that effort, they STILL said they couldn't read the files. And now the price for a new scan was suddenly $450. When I got home, I downloaded a free medical imaging viewer and opened the files immediately with no issue. Yes, I -- someone with no experience opening this type of medical imaging format -- was able to open them. I ended up booking another oral surgeon down the street who simply allowed me to upload my existing scans. I still can't understand why this clinic handled things this way. It felt like they cared more about charging for another scan than actually helping patients. Also, thanks for delaying my treatment for weeks and for trying to make me take another X-ray only a few weeks after the first one.

Even if I were a multimillionaire, I would still come here…read more He also helps those who are hearing impaired and he is able to sign. I see Dr. Servais at the office. She is thorough and hands down the BEST at delivering that painful long needle prior to getting a filling. The office is on the ground floor of an apartment/condo building. You have to go into the smaller doors on the right to get to the hallway where the office is. Don't get turned off by all of this. You come here for the great dentistry not the decor (they recently did have a small remodel however..cough cough..very small). The front desk receptionists can be a little curt sometimes but they are always professional. The hygienists and dentists are all great and cheerful all the time.

Dr. Rattner and his wife Tracey and his staff are superb! He is a wonderful dentist and his staff…read moreis so welcoming! I have been going here for over a year now and I like the fact that they have a yearly membership so that I know I will get myself in for teeth cleanings! I definitely recommend this place.

First I will say - I LOVE Dr. Alexander and it brings me much sadness to leave his practice after…read morebeing a patient there since 2005 (the only dentist I've had since I was a freshmen in college). However, Penny - his front desk receptionist - is the rudest and most unprofessional person I've ever dealt with at a medical office. After being told I would have to wait 6 months to reschedule a routine cleaning, I said I wanted to speak with Dr. Alexander. She said I could speak with him at lunch. She then told me he was too busy to be able to speak with me and not to come there to speak to him (and sent a rolling eyes emoji). She refuses to answer my phone calls and will only send me text responses (and seems very comfortable talking to me - a patient far before she worked there - in such an unprofessional manner). She specifically said I'm 1 of thousands of patients implying I don't matter. So I guess now I have to find a dentist where I matter no matter how many patients there are.

I'd scared of dentists my whole life until I met Dr. Alexander. I must say, if you are looking for…read morea peaceful dentist visit, this is the place. I had cavities and I never felt scared or judged -- Dr. Alexander made it as pleasant an experience as drilling teeth can be. The staff including receptionists are also very sweet. When getting worked on there are [optional, of course] movie goggles and the movie selection is great! Nothing distracts you from the pain of drilling like watching a movie. Not only that, but you are physically blocked from watching a Novocaine needle being stabbed into your mouth. If you have a phobia of needles, these goggles are pretty neat. Dr. Alexander also practices with a conservatism that not many dentists use nowadays. For example, I was having TERRIBLE tooth pain and thought I may need a root canal (advil around the clock... I could sense my liver being poisoned). Although over half the signs pointed to a classic root canal case, the other half were ambiguous or certain signs were missing. Thus, after 3 visits, two different types of x-rays and various tooth tests, he decided not to do a root canal which I am thankful for because it turns out it was a sinus infection causing the pain. I'm very happy I avoided an unnecessary and painful procedure through a little detective work and caution. Dr. Alexander is also very good when it comes to explanations. He takes the time to explain what's going on in your mouth to you in a way you can understand. If you ask a question about your mouth, you will get an answer that makes sense and evidence to back it up. The equipment is very up-to-date so you get clear pictures of what's going on on the inside to support your questions. Overall, I am very happy with Dr. Alexander and would recommend him.

Dr. Brian Park has been a lifesaver! I had a botched root canal several years ago which triggered a…read moredeep fear of dentists. Unfortunately this also resulted in neglect of routine dental care which only got worse. I recently had a root canal done at another office who referred me to Dr. Park for follow up and I'm so grateful that they did. Aside from the root canal follow up, I knew I had two teeth in the back that I was convinced would need to be extracted because they had such large, deep cavities. Dr Park not only prevented them from being extracted, but was able to fill them in office and save them entirely. He is so kind and gentile, walks me through everything he's doing, and answers the firehose of questions I throw his way effortlessly. His reception staff are also outstanding and have been able to get me in for follow up appointments quickly. While I don't think I'll ever "enjoy" going to the dentist, I couldn't ask for a better experience than with Dr. Park. Can't recommend him enough!

I've been going to Dr. Brian Park for dental care for just over 2 years now. I started going here…read moreafter going to another dentist and they told me I needed 12 fillings done which just felt excessive. Dr. Park was honest when I came in for a second opinion and assured me that that number of fillings was not necessary and only filled the cavities that needed them. Additionally, Dr. Park has excellent bedside manner and is very gentle when doing dental work. I was very comfortable during the fillings I did have done (didn't even feel it--and i've had many painful dental experiences as a kid) and he makes sure to keep you in the loop during the process so you're not taken by surprise by anything (during regular cleanings too). He is very transparent about things that you may need to keep a close eye on and provides helpful suggestions for what you can do to prevent issues from getting further. Overall, if you're looking for a dentist to go to in the DMV area I definitely recommend the Parks!

Dr Joyce was so honest and informative I appreciate his…read moreapproach and expertise! He gave me multiple options for my dental care and was extremely patient! I would recommend him and his staff to anyone wanting a knowledgeable oral surgeon office Thank you so much!!

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel obligated to share my experience so that other…read morepatients--especially those dealing with a painful dental emergency--know what to expect. I was referred to this office by another dentist because I had an infected wisdom tooth and needed emergency treatment. I called as soon as the office opened, explained my situation, and was told to complete my paperwork and come in immediately. The doctor told me he would squeeze me in between scheduled appointments because it was an emergency. I arrived around 11:00 a.m., completed the check-in process, verified my insurance, and paid approximately $1,500 before my procedure. I was then told to wait. I asked how long the wait would be and was told it would probably be another two to three hours. I understood that emergencies can involve waiting, so I was patient. By around 3:30 p.m., I had been there for hours longer than the estimate I was given, so I went to the front desk to ask for an update. Instead of receiving one, I was made to feel like I was inconveniencing the staff simply by asking a reasonable question. One receptionist repeatedly interrupted me while I was speaking, dismissed my concerns, and responded in a way that came across as impatient and unconcerned. Rather than checking with the doctor, she repeatedly told me to sit down and wait. Earlier in the day, I had even asked if I could leave and come back later if the doctor was running behind. I was told I could not leave and that I needed to stay in the office until the doctor was ready. Because of that, I remained there the entire day. After I insisted that someone ask the doctor how much longer it would actually be, I was finally taken to a treatment room. At that point, I thought the procedure was about to begin. Instead, I waited for approximately two more hours. During that time, I had already been given medication and was sitting there in pain while repeatedly being told, "He'll be in shortly." The procedure itself was completed successfully, and I have no complaints about the surgical work. My complaint is about how my time and my concerns were handled. I arrived around 11:00 a.m. and did not leave until approximately 7:00 p.m. The procedure was not performed until after the office had finished seeing its scheduled appointments. Unfortunately, the problems continued after surgery. I was discharged without the work excuse my employer required, even though the office later acknowledged that it should have been provided before I left. I then spent the next several days making repeated phone calls trying to obtain a work note and disability paperwork. I was promised callbacks that never happened, told documents would be emailed that I never received, and had to make multiple trips back to the office because paperwork was incomplete or not ready when I had been told it would be. One example that stood out was receiving a phone call at approximately 4:55 p.m. telling me my paperwork was finally ready for pickup--even though the office closed at 5:00 p.m. When I explained that it was impossible for me to make it there in five minutes, I was essentially told that I could either have it emailed or come back another day. It was the same dismissive attitude I had experienced throughout the entire process. This review is not about the outcome of my surgery. It is about the customer service, communication, scheduling, and the way I was treated as a patient. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this office for anyone dealing with a dental emergency. My emergency was repeatedly placed behind scheduled appointments, I spent nearly eight hours in the office despite being told I was being "worked in," and I had to spend additional days chasing paperwork that should have been handled before I was discharged. If you have a scheduled appointment, your experience may be different. But if you are in severe pain and need emergency treatment, I would strongly recommend looking for an office that can provide more timely care, better communication, and more professional follow-up!