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    Alan H Singer, DDS

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    Singer has done an amazing job extracting wisdom teeth for our teenagers and a tooth for our elderly parent.

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    Bethesda Chevy Chase Oral Surgery

    Bethesda Chevy Chase Oral Surgery

    4.6
    (61 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    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!

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    My exam room at Dr. Abel's office.
    My exam room at Dr. Abel's office.
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    Israel Puterman, DMD MSD

    Israel Puterman, DMD MSD

    4.7
    (23 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Dr Barth is a master at giving Novocain. He should instruct other Dentists the correct way avoiding…read moreunnecessary pain, not how it is administered by other Dentists. An excellent, caring Dentist who takes the time to explain the process before proceeding. Highly recommend him for your Dentist.

    My experience with Dr. Puterman began a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away--before Covid…read morewas a word, let alone a plague. After consulting with a number of specialists, the consensus was clear. Dr. Puterman is the best at what he does in the DMV--and my particular case (don't ask) required the best. I confess, I was skeptical. But a little more than half a decade (and several surgeries later (don't ask), I have a functional mouth again. Not only teeth that work but teeth that look great. Best of all, the pain that tormented me for decades is gone. GONE. Obliterated. Throughout this ordeal, Dr. Puterman stuck by me. And I by him and his extraordinary staff and colleagues. Dr. Puterman was always honest. Always fair. Always honorable. Always kind. And always decent. This is not what I would have expected given the intrinsic challenges of my case and the fickle nature of human biology that doesn't always cooperate with titanium and bone grafts. And yet--here I am--finally some five plus years later. Grateful beyond words for my experience with Dr. Puterman. Don't get me wrong. I won't miss being in his chair for scores of additional hours. I'm a grateful patient. And what makes me especially grateful is that we made it--together. If you desire the best that modern dentistry has to offer, there is no one better--more capable, skillful, and honorable. I could not recommend anyone more highly. Puterman is the best.

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    Georgetown Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    Georgetown Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    2.7
    (14 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    I have been contacting them for 6 months for an overpayment and my calls/emails are being ignored…read more Escalating this to the insurance comapnies and consumer protection. Pleased with surgery.

    I am suffering thru redoing my dental implant. The first implant did not take. Last Thursday I…read morehad the post placed on my replacement dental implant. The tissue guard placed on the post was rubbing my tongue and causing pain. I asked Dr. Williams to sand it down as the guard was sharp and ragged. I expect that because I still had Novocain in my system I could not fully feel the guard. The attempt to smooth the guard had failed. By Friday afternoon, my tongue was bleeding from the sharp and ragged edge of the guard. Luckily orthodontic wax partially solved the issue. My follow up visit was Wednesday morning. I show up 5 minutes before my appointment time of 9am. At 9:30 am I ask the front desk if I had my appointment time correct. I am then told that the doctor is running and MAY ARRIVE BY 10AM. By that time I would have been sitting there for over an hour. I had other appointments to meet, including one at 10am. You doctors and dentists are not gods. Your patients have a life and a job as well. You cannot allow someone to walk in ON TIME for an appointment and NOT TELL THEM the appointment cannot be met for at least another hour. I was not guaranteed 10am. I was told maybe 10am. This is not acceptable behavior. Now I have wait even longer to have the tissue guard repaired with my tongue continuing to be scratched over and over again.

    David S Kung, MD DDS FACS

    David S Kung, MD DDS FACS

    3.7
    (21 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    A very gentle doctor who tells you what you're getting into and explains everything you can expect…read more He takes the time to answer your questions and does not try to pressure you into a procedure. You can expect Dr. Kung to be focused on you the patient. He focuses on your needs and what you want to know first. Additionally, he has a big heart. Last summer he and his wife travelled to Nepal to provide dental and surgical procedures for people who could not afford such forms of health care. My orthodontist recommended Dr. Kung to me and he is conveniently located up the road from Dr. Donald and Dr. Christopher Liang's DC office. Grace is Dr. Kung as well as Dr. Lin's and Dr. Kang's receptionist. The three share the suite and I've found Grace to be extremely helpful. She is great with scheduling, but because Dr. Kung is not always in the office due to having to perform surgeries, his appointments are more sparse. I did appreciate it when Grace called me to reschedule me for earlier than my original appointment. The office made a mistake scheduling me for the week that Dr. Kung and Dr. Lin were due in Nepal. Great clean office. The office front has a really chill and zen vibe to it. There are chimes, a fountain, nice furniture, cool decor, and a plasma TV with ocean movies. I guess when you're in Bethesda people aren't kidding with the overhead. When visiting Dr. Kung you can expect to be lead to one of his state of the art consultation suites. A receptionist leads you in and you can get pretty comfy in the ivory leather chairs. Dr. Kung's office will offer you water, tea, or other drinks while you wait. You'll also hear soothing and charming music by Enya and Coco Lee. Trained as a dentist before becoming receiving further training in plastic and maxillofacial surgery, you can expect to be in good hands. Dr. Kung is professional and is a member of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, the American College of Surgeons, the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the American Society of Plastic Surgery. Oh, and did I mention he graduated from Harvard? He also has great rapport with local hospitals like Georgetown University Hospital and Sibley Hospital. Each time I've visited the office I was able to find street parking. However, if you are a Chevy Chase Bank customer there is a parking lot that gives validations for people visiting the bank which is at the corner. I've always gotten to Dr. Lin's very early and the bank was never open for me to have benefited from this. Grace informed me that people park at the Giant across the street and get parking validation from Giant. Supposedly, that only costs a dollar. The office is in a high rise office building and is a very fitting for a Bethesda office building. It's also conveniently located near the Friendship Heights metro station. If you don't want to drive you can just take the red line and walk a block and a half. I would recommend Dr. Kung even if I weren't getting surgery from him. But because I do plan to, I'd like to add that he is extremely mindful of his patients financial needs and will do his best to work with people. But also be aware that his consultations range from $150-$200. This fee gets deducted from the total surgical cost when services are rendered. Dr. Kung does not accept insurance but will be happy to provide any codes to help you if you choose to file for reimbursement from insurance yourself.

    Beware of Dr. Kung - he has a seemingly nice "bedside manner" but I question if he knows anything…read moreabout dental implants. I suggest that he stick to plastic surgery, not dental implants! Unfortunately he has performed two dental implants on me and both have caused me much pain, aggravation and money! I have had to re-do both implants with another periodontist at a high financial cost. To make matters worse, that periodontist had never heard of Dr. Kung as a practitioner in the field of oral surgery or periodontia and questioned if he is in fact, a plastic surgeon . When the other periodontist removed the screws that Dr. Kung used in my implants, he was surprised that the screws were some unusual brand with which he was unfamiliar. Disastrous! Today I noticed that Dr. Kung has placed an ad on "Groupon" where he is offering 20 units of Xeomin for Wrinkles reduced from $450.00 to $179.00. Beware!!!!!!!!

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    David S Kung, MD DDS FACS

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