They've been my dentist for a few years and always do a solid job. Always on point with scheduling…read moreand making sure my insurance covers my annual cleaning. They don't accept Medicaid, as of September 2025 but who knows maybe that can change in the future.

They are very nice. I didn't have to wait, and they did a good job cleaning my teeth.read more

Dr. Dzyak is, in my humble opinion, an outstanding oral surgeon. He is very talented, has an…read moreoutstanding staff. Additionally, he demonstrates authentic concern for his patients, very thorough in communicating post operative instructions, and his facility is immaculate. L Hollins Patient

Dr. Dzyak and his office staff are THE VERY BEST you are going to get in the DMV area. He is an…read moreexcellent Oral surgeon. I have had multiple extractions + implants done at various times since 2020 and has been a fabulous experience each time. Wait time is minimal, everyone works like a well-rehearsed orchestra team, makes the surgery look like a piece of cake. Office is always clean. Everyone is polite, helpful and professional and they always check the next day after surgery to find out how you are doing. Highly recommend!! Rohit S

I had oral surgery this past Monday it is now Thursday and I've take a total of two Tylenol. The…read moreoffice is a well oiled machine everyone knows what to do and seems to enjoy their work. Even if its 50 miles away, I wouldn't hesitate to use Dr. Will for any oral surgery I needed done. Bart

I may be a bit late to this review. Hell, I don't know if Yelp was around in 2007? Either way,…read morelet's go back a few years. In the spring of 2007 my dentist in the Fredneck area recommended I have my remaining wisdom teeth removed and recommended Dr. Michael Will, who just so happen to have his office 3 miles from home. Bonus. I made my appointment and went for the consult. I don't remember this consult very much as having teeth pulled was pretty common for me. (Before I had braces I needed 10 [yes, ten] baby teeth pulled.) It was when I was lying in the chair and he finished discussing the teeth removal that my memory really kicks in. At the very end he asks me, "do you often wake up in the middle of the night and you're not breathing?" What?! Yes! How'd he know?? He goes on to tell me he has much more education than just oral surgery and goes into how looking in my nose he can tell I likely sleep poorly. Bingo. Nailed it on the head. Dr. Will could have told me about the procedure he'd like to do to improve my sleep, but he doesn't. That's the easy move and that's not him. To ensure my apnea is mechanical, versus neurological or some other version, he sends me to do a sleep study and and have more tests which take about 2-3 weeks. I don't mind this because one, I've never had surgery; it scares me and two, he's being thorough ensuring that his procedure will correct my problematic sleep. I eventually have the procedure and was thrilled. I remember laying down on the surgical table, then I have a vague memory of goofing off in a wheelchair, then I'm sitting on my neighbors couch and their kids are putting stickers all over my sweatshirt. Zero pain. None, only mild discomfort for about 4 days. On day 4 I go back to his office and Dr. Will proceeds to remove roughly 325 feet of gauze from my nostrils. (I may be exaggerating.) While it didn't hurt, it was certainly a VERY strange sensation having that much packed gauze pulled from your nose like a clown pulls scarfs from his sleeve. It's now 2019 and as he told me back in 2007, I may need the same surgery once again. I'm here leaving a note as I prep for the same surgery far away from Maryland. If I were still in the USA I'd 100% go back to Dr. Will for the work he performed.

Everything was great -- from the staff to the technicians to Dr. Kopit. The novocaine shot has…read morealways been the worst part for me. The unique technique Dr. Kopit used when administering the novocaine was GREAT! I didn't even realize she was giving me an injection. I've finally found a dentist for life! Carol C.

The dentists and hygienists are excellent professional, compassionate, and genuinely caring…read more Unfortunately, my experience with the front desk staff, specifically Kristin, was quite disappointing. Her communication was curt and came across as rude and unprofessional. The manner in which she spoke to both me and the dental assistant was inappropriate and did not reflect the level of customer service one would expect in a patient-facing role. While the dental care itself was excellent, the interaction at the front desk took away from what otherwise would have been a very positive experience.

I initially took my daughter to another orthodontist in the area, but after his recommendation to…read moreextract a tooth prior to treatment, we decided to schedule a consult appointment with Dr. McTavish. Best decision ever!! He assured us that treatment could be done without the extraction... which made my girl very happy! It has now been two years post treatment and her teeth continue to look amazing! Dr. McTavish and his staff are super friendly and very accommodating to my daughters hectic school/softball schedule. I would definitely recommend Urbana Orthodontics to anyone looking to beautify their smile!

Everyone at Urbana Orthodontics is very friendly and professional. They are taking the required…read moreprecautions for COVID. My 15 year old son is very happy with them even considering he had to get braces. He had mild discomfort right after they were installed, a lot less than expected. Dr McTavish is wonderful. They have different payment plans if needed and fair prices. We haven't had to pay for braces for 10 years but the price is about what we remembered. We are very thankful our regular dentist (Kopit dental care) recommended them.

Wow. I am so incredibly impressed with the level of professional from Dr Adam Schneider and team…read more Went above and beyond to really understand my jaw, bite, gum, teeth, etc to help with tooth pain, figure out now only the underlying issue but the not root of the issue. They pushed back on other advice from another dentist for procedures I don't need based on a deep understanding of the mouth. Everyone is also so friendly. Best dentist I've ever been to.

As so many others have remarked on here, I also have been a patient for decades. There is one…read morereason why I have remained with this practice, and that is they are TOP QUALITY - the staff and dentists are outstanding, friendly, welcoming, and highly qualified! Dr Adam is such a fine man. I admire him tremendously. He and his father, Dr Bill, have always taken extraordinarily good care of my teeth, which is no easy feat! I can happily smile at everyone I see with my restored smile! Shout out to Liz for the excellent cleanings and advice, and Kimberly for her beautiful smile and warmth. Thank you for being there for us!!

Emergency - crown came off Thursday evening and of course my dentist is closed Fri-Sun!…read more TotallySmiles took me in Friday morning as a new patient. Dr. Steven and Tasha provided great care; the front office all were professional, cheerful, and helpful. Great care and great vibes!

If you are getting a crown, go elsewhere! Although it may seem nice that this practice makes crowns…read moreinhouse instead of sending out to a lab, making the crown also depends on the skill of the dentist. I've never had issues in the past with lab made crowns. This is the first time I've ever had a Cerec crown, and I have had pain for over two months. Also, I can FEEL this Cerec crown in my mouth constantly - it is as if there is something stuck against my cheek or on the tooth. It is causing me to bite the inside of my check. Plus, it is painful to try to chew even soft foods on it, the tooth/root hurts if I touch it with anything (tongue, finger, etc). Going through this pain, I did some online research on Cerec crowns, and there are a lot of issues with these type of crowns (most of which has to do with the skills of the dentist). The Cerec crown being too "bulky" so that feels like something stuck to your tooth or cheek is a complaint that people have had, which has to do with dentist not being skilled enough to fit it correctly. If you research Cerec crowns, you have to also be careful not to just read "advertisements" disguised as articles written by dental practices that purchased an expensive Cerec machine and want to recoup their investment! Since getting the new crown, I went back to Dr. Anolik's office three times because of the pain. The third time, Dr. Steven Anolik referred me to an endodontist, Dr. Jason Fields - who apparently is Anolik's go-to endodontist for referrals. He said the whole reason for the pain is that I am grinding my teeth. This didn't make sense to me - I might grind a little or clench a little, but I had gotten another crown on the same side years ago and never had this kind of pain. So, I switched to a different dental practice. My new dentist said that don't have a Cerec machine because of the problems with Cerec crowns. She tried doing a bite adjustment (grinding the crown down a little because it was hitting the top teeth to hard). She also referred me to an endodontist, and said to go if I am still having pain in a couple of weeks. The pain continued, so I saw the new endodontist, who recommended a root canal. He did the root canal, and when he got in there, he said the nerves were very inflammed (from all trauma of the crown) and some of the nerve was dead, and it was infected. That was the reason I was having this pain. Now the infection is getting treated, then he will finish the root canal. Then I'll go back to the new dentist and see about replacing or fixing the ill-fitting crown. I am writing this long review because I totally regret having walked into this dental practice in the first place. If Dr. Steven Anolik had told me BEFORE recommending the crown that they are using an inhouse Cerec machine to make it, instead of sending it out to a lab, I would have had a chance to research it before the appointment. But I did not know until I was in the chair for the appointment to get the crown. Would I have researched it and decided against it? I don't know for certain. But I believe patients should have the choice and have all the facts. Thus, I am writing this review for anyone who happens to see it, who happens to go to this practice and they tell you that you need a crown. At least you would have the choice to do some research on your own and decide if you want to risk having the dentist make it inhouse. Another thing I learned through this experience. The endodontist looked at all the x-rays and intraoral photos of that one tooth. It had a crack on both sides, which is why a crown was necessary. But he said that he would have done the root canal first, and then do the crown. There was a big risk of the trauma to the nerves, the inflammation, and a deeper crack that could not be detected. So doing the root canal first would have saved me all of this pain and multiple appointments and multiple painful shots in the mouth.

Dr Wear is probably the best dentist I have ever been to. Her work is excellent and she is also…read morevery gentle. I have never had a dentist give a pain free numbing shot, but she does! I just had a crown put on a broken tooth and was able to have it done in one day because they made the crown in the office. The office staff are pleasant and the dental hygienist is excellent.

Top notch all the way! Dr. Tran and Dr Ware are both awesome! Chris my hygienist, Sherry and my…read moreusual dental assistant are all so great! I highly recommend this practice!