I had a fine experience with my actual care from Dr. Rodriguez. He's very polite, super gentle, and…read morevery informative. He always addresses questions and concerns with patience and attention, and the staff is equally pleasant. He cleaned the biofilm (tartar) off my teeth. He even recommended me to an oral surgeon who was able to extract the problematic teeth. I definitely would recommend Dr. Rodriguez--a dentist who actually cares.

This is listed as a Pediatric Dentist. However, talking to the admin staff, they only provide…read moregeneral dentistry age 5 and up.

I brought my child （just turned 5 recently) for her first dental visit. My child has healthy teeth,…read moreand I politely requested no X-rays for this first visit, as recommended for low-risk children by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. The dentist refused to listen and was very rude, even asking us to leave the office. This was unprofessional and upsetting, especially for a first-time visit. Parents who value respectful communication and shared decision-making may want to consider other dental offices.

I have had great visits every time for my son and daughter. It's a clean and bright cheerful kid…read morefriendly. I particularly enjoy how easy it is to schedule a dentist appointment and not have to wait months for an open spot. It's very easy to schedule an appointment on their website relatively close to the day you booked it. They are very consistent with great service, and always end each appointment with a balloon and toothbrush. I'm grateful that everything is very clean and sanitary, even the bathrooms. There's a TV in the waiting room to keep customers occupied and also one available if the child is getting something more than a standard service.

So I came in on 12/30/2025 at 1120am because the appointment was scheduled at 1130am. However, I…read moreasked at 11:51am-when do you think Orthodontic's will be ready for me to pick up my retainers. While seated there's a young black woman asking for a Ms. Hall. So no one responds until she approaches me with a very nasty attitude and asking if I was Ms. Hall. So I provided her with my correct name and instead of her politely asking if everything was okay she began to become confrontational. I've had enough of the ghetto mishaps with this organization and will definitely reach out to corporate.

Front desk staff is completely unprofessional talk very loudly about patients business for the…read morewhole waiting room to hear. The actual dental staff are nice and understanding. Ortho not so much went in for my sons consultation last week was the first time on that side of building and this indian lady and african lady kept saying my son doesn't look like his ethnicity and kept calling him other ethnicity's that they think him best. WILL NOT BE GETTING MY SONS BRACES HERE. Can't imagine having to go back here every month and encounter the very rude front desk staff

I have brought my daughter here and have gone myself for OB check ups. The doctors have been…read moreoutstanding - kind and considerate of my daughter's disability. Very professional. The office has been very efficient. The people who take appointments are also outstanding. This is a review for the Gallatin Street location.

Mary Center 3912 Georgia Ave NW Washington DC 20011…read more Quiero expresar mi inconformidad con la forma en que algunas personas del área de llamadas para confirmar citas tratan a los pacientes. En varias ocasiones, las recepcionistas o quienes llaman se han comportado de manera grosera y con muy poco profesionalismo. No permiten que uno hable ni termine de responder si asistirá o no a la cita; interrumpen constantemente, hablan con mal tono y hacen sentir al paciente incómodo o irrespetado. Es importante recordar que muchas personas que acudimos a Mary's Center lo hacemos buscando atención médica y apoyo, no para ser tratadas con falta de cortesía. Un poco de empatía, educación y respeto harían una gran diferencia en la experiencia de los pacientes. Ojalá esta opinión sirva para que mejoren la atención telefónica y el trato hacia los usuarios, porque el profesionalismo y la amabilidad también forman parte del servicio de salud.

The actual facility is modern and clean. I only waited 20 minutes for my appointment to begin. I…read morewas looking for a new primary care doctor in DC, and I find that Dr. Carolyn Wakeman is kind and knowledgeable. She answers all your questions and explains concerns clearly. I will definitely be back to receive care.

I love my obgyn been with her for years. But having to deal with a place that seems to only like to…read morecater to some Is problematic for me. If she wasn't there I WOULDN'T go here even to get my teeth cleaned. piss poor quality in customer service.

Best dentist in the whole DMV!!! Dr.Thompson!!!!! everyone…read morein the whole office is very friendly and professional !

Absolute professionals here. I've been going here for a few years, and it's the only dentist office…read morei'll go to, even while living in Silver Spring. Today I had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Thompson who is fairly new here. You wouldn't have guessed it based on how smoothly things went. He was very informative, and efficient with his time. Normally a dental visit can be nerve-racking but this was a very comfortable visit today. Oh, I was also late looking for parking, but they were very accommodating.. Amazing staff and always so helpful. Highly recommend this location. Pro Tip: Get to your appointment a little early to find parking. This is DC, and the street parking can be a bit tricky during the day time. Especially now with outdoor seating locations due to Covid regulations.

This one star review is for the manager of this dental office…read more This used to be my favorite dental office until they renovated their office and hired an office manager. My whole family used to go here and we love Dr. V for her great service & bedside manner. Fast forward until my most recent cleaning & check-up. I had made an appointment at 8am and showed up at 7:50 am and checked in. I was very pregnant at the time so 1)it was important for me to maintain my dental hygiene and 2)it was extremely hard for me to sit for an extended period of time. I waited 45 minutes & saw several patients who came after me got seen. When I asked when the dentist will be able to see me, the so-called office manager took me to an office (?!?) and told me they are running behind and given the fact that they can't give me an Xray(due to pregnancy), they would need to reschedule my appointment. Mind you, I was livid! But as I was living, Dr V asked the receptionist what happened and intervened to see me. The way the office manager treated me was absolutely unacceptable. And I will never come back. Total cruel treatment of a pregnant woman and absolute disrespect of my time. There are many more nicer dental offices around where I will be taking my business to.

I switched to this dentist because it was closer. I had a checkup done, including x-rays, and after…read morereviewing them and my teeth, she told me everything was fine: I had no signs of cavities, and my old fillings looked fine. We then started having some small talk about my teeth, and I mentioned in passing that I had a tiny metal filling done on my lower left molar 12 years ago. Then she changed her mind and said I would need to get it replaced, without even looking inside my mouth again or re-checking the x-rays. I asked why, since she had just told me the filling looked fine, and she said that metal fillings were bad because over time, they expand and contract and can cause cracks in teeth. So to prevent that from happening, it needed to be replaced every few years. That sounded reasonable, so I scheduled the appointment and had my metal filling replaced with a composite one. The filling itself went fine. The problem came after the filling had been completed, while they were shaving it down. The dentist was chattering with her assistant when all of a sudden, she slipped, said "oops!" and accidentally shaved the opposite side of my tooth (the part of the tooth that was not being worked on, that had no filling. AKA, my healthy enamel). I felt a sharp pain when it occurred, but it left as quickly as it came. Now, as a new nurse grad, I know that healthcare professionals are human and can make mistakes, so I honestly didn't mind. I figured she'd just add some filling in the new dent she had made on the other side of my tooth. She didn't. Instead, she exchanged a worried look with her assistant and then sent me home with a nervous smile. I figured she had sent me home because she had assessed that the new indentation she had created was not deep enough to require a filling. Surely, she would not choose to ignore a problem, putting a patient's health at risk, in order to save face, correct? Wrong. Every now and then, I would feel a small pain in the indentation whenever I'd eat hard foods. It was barely noticeable, so I figured I'd wait until my next appointment (a cleaning 6 months later) to see if it went away on it's own. It didn't. So 6 months later, I came in for my cleaning and usual check-up. She took some new x-rays, reviewed them, and then checked my teeth. Then she said everything looked fine; no signs of cavities, again. I went home and noticed my indentation was particularly sensitive after the cleaning and decided to schedule an appointment to finally get it fixed. I brought her attention to the indentation and she said she would put a filling in, but not before shaving it down some more. On top of that, she said she'd redo the filling she had put in previously on the other side of my tooth while she was at it. I asked why. There were no signs of infection, no cavities. So why did it require shaving down? And why redo the old filling, which was fine? She then rolled her eyes at me and said "I'M the dentist. I KNOW what I'm doing." and then she proceeded to giving me anesthesia and doing the filling. During the procedure, it hurt whenever she'd shave down the indentation. I brought it to her attention, and she said "It's all in your head." and continued to shave down my tooth. After the procedure, I noticed that half my tooth had become filling. She had joined the old filling with the new indentation she had made last time. What had once been a tiny, superficial metal filling on one side of my tooth had now become a deep filling that was 5x's the size of the old one and that encompassed half of my tooth. But I didn't mind, so long as it did not hurt anymore. But it did. And even worse than before; to the point where I couldn't even eat on that side of my mouth anymore. So I finally switched to a new dentist, and brought my old x-rays and let him compare it to new x-rays he took in his office. He was shocked to see how much of my healthy enamel she had shaved down - she had shaved my tooth down all the way down to the pulp, which is where all the nerve endings are. And he also said that the metal filling I had in the first place was fine and that it should not have been replaced. So basically, I had an unnecessary procedure done, during which she shaved down my tooth far too aggressively, and what once was a healthy tooth had now become irritated and inflamed. We're now working to save the tooth with a medicated filling, but I might end up having to have a root canal if the pain doesn't settle down. Again, I understand that we are all human and we all make mistakes. I would never hold that against someone. But I do not condone pushing for unnecessary procedures, ignoring ones mistakes, and putting a patient's health at risk in order to save face. That is not ethical, and I do not wish to be under the care of someone who would choose to go down that route.

Kumra has been an amazing partner in our son's oral health and development. We got a late start…read morebecause we were overseas in his early teens, but everyone at Kumra has worked patiently and compassionately with our son to improve his bite and his smile. He has not closely followed the protocol for Invisalign, but Dr. Mina has been an absolute gem: giving gentle encouragement or matter-of-fact redirection as needed. Everyone from the receptionists to the assistants are friendly, polite and professional. You can't go wrong with Kumra Orthodontics. (Alas, our son prefers that I not post a pic of him and his pretty smile)

Kumra is THE BEST. I was actually sad to finish my check-ups because I will miss the team! From the…read morehelpful, sweet ladies at the front desk to the office management staff (thanks for the delightful coffees!!), knowledgeable orthodontic/clinical assistants and, of course, Dr. Mina and Dr. Bob, they're all amazing! I received excellent and reasonably priced treatment for realigning my upper and lower teeth to not hit (and prevent damage!) - and it was always such a nice experience. Good people who really care and really know their stuff. Whether you wind up primarily seeing the fabulous Dr. Mina or Dr. Bob (what a card!), you can't go wrong. Also loved that they can make their own "Invisilign," which is a more approachable option and works all the same. Also, the parking garage at 1160 19th St. NW is super close, very reasonable on Spot Hero, and likewise, super nice folks!! Cannot recommend Kumra enough! (DC-location patient).