I fear the dental world... it's sci-fi of the mouth. I automatically request the numbing gel for…read moreroutine cleanings and inquire about sedation for any other procedure! When I walked into this office, there was a sense of calm! The staff was so friendly and had smiles on their faces. This office team only work on periodontics and endodontics. I had to conquer a bad root canal. During my consult, Dr. Sidor was so amazing. She immediately put my fears to rest and assured me that no sedation was needed. I was skeptical. My next visit was the test. I hate the numbing ritual, but this process was SO painless that I was wondering if I was even numb. Dr. Sidor talked to me through the entire 1 hour procedure. Her work was painless, and almost non-existent. I am not kidding. After it was over, I could not believe how I was calm and pain free. She gave me 3 pain killers and an antibiotic. I didn't even open the pain killers. I went in for my follow up this past week and everything was all good! If you MUST have a root canal, come here and book with her. I have had years and years of dental work and this was by far the best ever.

Prestige Dental is absolutely the best! I adore Dr. Sidor (see what i did there!)! I was referred…read moreto Prestige by my dentist after waking up in horrible pain. They got me in 24 hours later and began treatment the same afternoon for a root canal. Dr.Sidor is one of the most amazing Dr's I have ever met. She is so sweet and comforting. She has such a light hand while working which makes the experience so much more positive. After treatment one i was still in some pain, Dr. Sidor brought me in the moment i called. The entire staff is super friendly and efficient. Also, their rates are super reasonable. If you need a dental specialist, Prestige is definitely the place to go.

Great experience! Nice and friendly staff, and Dr. Schoenly is very professional and knowledgeable!…read moreI highly recommend him and his office! The office is very clean, modern and beautiful! I enjoyed!

I had a root canal with Dr. Schoenly and he was awesome. I've been down the root canal territory…read moremore times than I would like to admit, but Dr. S really took his time at the start to explain all the steps he was going to take, review the film with me, and was especially concentrated, deliberate, and careful during the procedure. I felt like he would have spent an hour answering my questions prior to and after the procedure if I continued, but all in, he made no assumptions on my knowledge and both he and his assistant were operating at an extremely well choreographed level that made it clear they knew what they were doing and never rushed. A place I don't really want to have to come back to... but if I need to, it would certainly be here with this Endo.

I can only speak to my experiences. I have had Dr Patel perform several extractions and 5 implants…read moreover the course of several years. All procedures done with concurrent diagnosis and recommendation from my dentist. Every appointment has been flawless and without issue. My meds were always filled early and the office staff helpful and courteous. My wife had four wisdom teeth out Friday with no fuss, and I had implant surgery yesterday. Neither of us required the stronger pain meds provided. All around, couldn't ask for more. I recommend the guy.

Horrendous experience. Traumatized for life. Dr Snehal Patel completely ruined my upper jaw gums as…read morea result of a botched teeth removal that resulted in my buccal bone breaking, and to make it worse, a completely failed bone graft on top. The Lorton office is tiny & dusty- their CT scan was so antique that the other offices couldn't see the 3d scan because of its extra ordinary poor resolution. Their x-ray bib was torn- talk about safety and hygiene!! I'd avoid this dangerous place at any cost. Period.

Dr. Lauren Hale of this practice is everything you want in a dentist…read more Knowledgeable expert, compassionate and attentive. Highly recommended!

Dr. Fox missed a cracked tooth resulting in me now needing a root canal…read more I began having temperature sensitivity to cold in one of my molars. I called to get an exam with Dr. Fox, my regular dentist. I reiterated to him that I grind my teeth. This is an important point because while I did not know I could crack a tooth by grinding, a dentist should take that into consideration and do a through exam to rule out a cracked tooth. Dr. Fox did not do this. He looked at my x-rays, then looked around my mouth (5 minutes tops) and stated nothing was wrong. I now know there are multiple methods to detect a cracked tooth which Dr. Fox did not perform. A couple of months passed and my symptoms slowly got worse. By week 10 my molar was not only sensitive to cold but also hot. I was told by my new dentist this is a sign of nerve involvement. I also developed a sensitivity to pressure resulting in having to avoid chewing on that side. I consulted Yelp at this point and choose the dentist with the most positive reviews. I found Dr. Fox on Yelp also but chose him because he takes my insurance and is ten minutes from my house. I visited my new dentist and this time the exam was totally different. Prior to x-rays the dentist spent a good 20-25 minutes examining my teeth and gums and asking questions. She palpated my gums, applied pressure to them and my teeth, gently tapped my teeth in the affected area, and then applied cold to specific areas of my teeth to pinpoint the exact tooth having the problem. Dr. Fox did none of these things. He primarily referred to my x-ways and stated everything was normal. My new dentist looked at my x-rays and found a questionable area at the root of the problem tooth. The final diagnosis was a cracked tooth with nerve involvement. She stated that the heat sensitivity and lingering pain with pressure & tapping indicated the pulp had become inflamed. Note I did not have these last two symptoms when I saw Dr. Fox. So at that time my tooth was cracked but the nerve was okay. I received a temporary crown on Friday. I was hoping my pain would go away with just the crown, which would indicate the nerve was fine. It has not so it looks like I will need a root canal prior to receiving my permanent crown. In conclusion, the reason I need a root canal is because Dr. Fox did not do a through exam which would have identified a cracked tooth as my issue. Instead, I left his office without treatment resulting in the nerve becoming inflamed after weeks of irritation.

08/08/2025 Office experience was terrible. I have a bit of dental anxiety and let's face it, the…read moredentist can be a bit scary. I was referred to an oral surgeon after several dentists explained that in order to remove my 2 bottom impacted wisdom teeth it would have to be done under anesthesia due to the location and how one is completely impacted horizontally into the gums and will require the removal of a bit of jaw bone/cartilage. I went in for my consultation and Dr Nguyen was super nice and I explained that I have anxiety about this procedure but she assured me it would be fine & I was scheduled to come in the following week to have the surgery done. I arrived a half an hour early just to iron out any issues or in case I had last minute questions. My fiancé had told me to make sure they were planning to give me anesthesia for the surgery. I asked the person at the front desk and they said that they were actually only going to use "local anesthetic" aka Novocain shots & that I didn't need anything more than that. I started to panic because I was expecting to be at the very least given sedation (laughing gas) The employee (Angela) started to talk down to me saying in an extremely snarky tone of voice "if you're already having THIS much anxiety before the procedure then maybe you're just not ready for it" and I replied that I'm having anxiety about undergoing a major oral surgery without any anesthesia or sedation. So she told me to sit and wait while she went to talk to the oral surgeon (Dr Phuong N Nguyen) when she came back from speaking to the Dr she informed me that they would give me the nitrous oxide/laughing gas but that now they would only be able to take out 1 wisdom tooth & not the other more severely impacted tooth, for that one I would have to schedule a separate appointment and go through another surgery and a second time being put under anesthesia/sedation. I explained that I wouldn't be able to take off work a second time because I have a small home daycare & I asked her to explain to me why they were willing to remove BOTH wisdom teeth without any anesthesia or sedation but now that I was asking for the bare minimum sedation (laughing gas) they could only do 1 at a time now. She got very upset and told me that since I don't trust them that I should just go somewhere else to get it done. I went on to write an honest review of the office and in doing so the employee (Angela) then took it upon herself to use my private medical information to locate my small home daycare online and in retaliation for my review she gave my business (which she's had zero interactions) a 1 star review. This is against their own policy listed on their website which states that they will not retaliate in any way if you make a complaint to them or to the Department of Health. This is extremely unethical if not illegal.

We started going there 2 years ago after our other dentist stopped taking our insurance. Dr Ma has…read morebeen very kind and thorough. The dental hygienists and front desk staff are always cheerful and call me by name when I enter the door! I have an upcoming tooth extraction, and the oral surgeon is coming there, rather than me having to go elsewhere. I have no complaints about this office.

I wanted to share my experience with this practice because I think it could help others know what…read moreto expect. This whole practice is bizarre. I was searching for a primary care physician near our new home and saw some good reviews on Google, so I decided to give it a shot. The initial call went smoothly, but I was a bit confused when I was told there was no way to send my previous medical records before my visit. It made me wonder how the doctor would know anything about my medical history prior to meeting. When I asked if I could email my records directly, I was told they didn't have an email system for that. I tried to fill out the basic intake questionnaires through the link they sent me, but the site crashed a few times, so I barely got any information submitted. I showed up before my 10 AM appointment, but even though I had already uploaded my insurance card, they asked me for it again. The front office staff was nice, but they looked super busy, and the lobby was packed. Seating was limited, and people were often trying to create space between themselves and others by "saving" the chair next to them, which made the VERY small lobby back up quickly. I ended up waiting for over an hour and noticed that people who arrived after me were being seen first. Eventually, a rather unusual person took my vitals, put me in a room, and said the nurse would be right with me. Then, he came back and told me to face the iPad for a "virtual" visit with the nurse. A friendly woman popped up on the screen and started asking me questions. Although I didn't like the iPad intake, the person who took my intake was very kind. After another wait, the physician came in and mentioned that she typically treats older patients but can work with younger people, too. Thanks, I guess? Even though the whole situation felt a bit off, I could tell she was doing her best given how busy things were. I didn't mind waiting because I know healthcare can be unpredictable and everyone has questions. However, I could tell I wasn't important, and my "annual exam" felt like a waste of time for both me and the staff. The doctor asked me the EXACT SAME questions the iPad nurse had already covered, and I was a bit disappointed that no one asked about my medical condition that requires blood work until I brought it up at the end. She said they might not be able to do the additional blood work during this visit but could fit it into my "follow-up" when I came back for my results next week. I found that a bit frustrating but didn't want to hold her up, as she seemed rushed and a bit scattered. Typically, a doctor or nurse will call with results, but this place tried to force me into a recheck to receive my results, which seemed scammy. Since I was there for an annual exam, I really hoped to discuss some specific tests based on her recommendations, but that didn't happen. Instead, she asked if I ride a bicycle, and when I said I didn't, she felt the need to tell me that if I ever do, I should wear a helmet. Thanks again, I guess...?The doctor left the exam room in a hurry, and I was still standing there, feeling confused by the oddest medical experience I've ever had. The whole place was just strange, informal, and cold. Clearly, this wasn't the right place for me to establish routine care.

Felt bad for a few days and got over there, thankfully they have x-ray machine and I found out at…read morethe same day about my bronchitis

Expert care. Very personable and thorough. Takes time to explain procedures and why they're needed…read more Office is immaculate and the staff very friendly and helpful. I strongly recommend Dr. Cocolis.

I've been in the customer service/support industry for 20 years and there are two businesses that I…read morefrequently bring up in conversation when giving examples of the best customer service I've received - USAA and Dr. Cocolis's office! I've been a regular for about 2 years now and with each visit, my admiration grows. Not sure if the team is just simply that cohesive and happy or if they've undergone tremendous amounts of training. Regardless, this office is a well-oiled machine and I always look forward to my appointments. If only I could find a doctor's office in our area that matched this level of service!

My husband recently retired and I kept the dental part of our insurance. I have the same insurance…read moreI have used with them prior. Ellie left me a voicemail saying she was having issues pulling up my information. I call MetLife first and they advised me to have the office call them and gave me another number that was not general customer service, but for providers. I called in and someone identifying herself as the office manager answered. I relayed to her that MetLife said to call them and I was to give them this number. She kept saying I need your member number and I explained nothing had changed other than the plan being COBRA now and I needed to give her this number. Long story short she declined to take the number and said she would just close out the claim, whatever that meant. I felt I needed to bring this to the public's attention. I found out what closing out the claim meant. They just sent me a bill to pay the balance . That balance is the responsibility of my insurer. I also left a message for the Dr Thomas (the dentist that owns the practice) to call me and have not received a return call ( it has been 3 days).

I went 3 times to get a bridge, that was fitted previously and still ended up having to go to a…read moredifferent dental office to get my final bridge after paying in full. I asked the front desk about a refund they told me the owner may or may not call me back so I have to schedule yet another visit (consultation) to get my money back after this office messed up royally. The fact that everyone is looking at my record and seeing I paid for nothing, is diabolical. They also had me scheduling and attending appointments with no resolve. I didn't get the sense anyone in this establishment really cares about the people they are taking money from. The Assistant Manager as she described herself had a chip on her shoulder as soon as I asked about a refund. She let me know, the manager wasn't there and she was not able to assist in a refund. I went this morning to get my records after they told me I could and was told they had to get them together. Had to listen to the new dentists office plead for my records to assist me. You have to do better when it involves health and money!!! I was clear in my initial visit I'm afraid of dentists, this only made my situation worse. Thank you Dental Spa for not caring and making me have to take extra steps!