I was apprehensive about having my first ever root canal as a PREVENTIVE measure, referred to…read moreEndodontics, PA by my dentist. Dr. Simoneaux and staff were great, putting me at ease, and the procedure went very smoothly with little discomfort. Took all of 45 minutes. And - the next day Dr. Simoneaux called to see how I was doing. I could not have imagined a better experience. If I have to do it again (and honestly, I hope I do not) I would not hesitate to make an appointment with the same practice, same doctor.

I had a root canal done on a molar in 2016 Dr Anil Reddy did an excellent job. My roots inside…read morethat tooth were all over the place, and he was able to get all of them out. The actual root canal was not a bad experience. I was grateful for his skills.

I had to get a root canal done today due to a tooth that broke a couple of months ago…read more Dr. Woo was very gentle, kind, and professional. The whole office staff was great. I've always had lots of anxiety, and past traumas from the dentist, but I would say that this has been the most calm and relaxing treatment I've had so far. Even for a root canal, which is generally very unpleasant. This barely hurt at all. I can't recommend this place enough.

Please read entirely! Sterling Endodontics was AMAZING from the start. I called for a root canal…read moreand was put on the books for the following week. Once I walked in the door, the first thing I noticed was how CLEAN and tidy it was. The receptionists were nice and welcoming. I was quickly called back for X-rays and the lady was great. Dr. Woo came in shortly after and explained everything to me in great detail. I told her how anxious I was, and she kept me so calm by talking me through from start to finish and explaining everything that was going on. I HIGHLY recommend for your endodontic needs. I look forward to coming back here to have more work done (especially by Dr. Woo)!!!!!! -Marra B

I visit this office, and my advice to you is to do your research before you agree to any type of…read moretreatment. My root canal experience turned really bad. I would NOT recommend this office to anyone.

From the owner: Our team of 7 endodontists have over 75 years of combined clinical experience. At Endodontics,…read moreP.A., we believe it is important that you select an endodontic specialty practice that has the knowledge and experience to deliver the highest care possible in order to best treat your endodontic condition.

I saw Dr. Lieberman for an emergency root canal (I normally see his partner Dr. Lee who is…read morewonderful). Dr. Lieberman was rude and dismissive of my emergency and the fact that I had been in pain for three days. He stated that he couldn't treat me and that I should either wait until Dr. Lee returned from vacation or take an appointment with him in a few days. Because of this delay I had to have the tooth extracted at considerable expense. Dr. Lieberman did not provide standard of care. I am reporting him to the Maryland State Dental Association.

This guy was awesome!…read more I needed an emergency appointment while I was in town visiting and he got me in right away and fixed my problem beautifully! Great personality and very professional. If I lived in Baltimore I'd make him my regular Dentist.

Dr. Weng is the most caring and honest dentist I have ever in my 77 years (started when I was 6…read moreyears old, thanks mom and dad) had the pleasure of taking care of my dental issues. He will explain every step of the procedure he is going to perform and will take his time to make sure you are comfortable and relaxed. He is a perfectionist! I am so happy to have him for my dentist!!!! Thank you, Dr. Weng!

So far, I'm impressed! After moving to Baltimore, I needed a new dentist. My search narrowed it…read moredown to 2 and one couldn't see me for months and then wouldn't answer the phone. Dental Designs it is, and I think I chose wisely. The staff was so pleasant when I arrived. I even got a quick tour, which included a peep at their 'molar making machine'. No that's not what it's called, but I don't remember its technical name. It's like a Dental 3D printing machine that makes teeth (an easy description, but in a nutshell). Can you believe that?! Crazy. Dr. Dezwirek and the whole team were on point. Of course, as a new patient I had to take Xrays. When Dr. Dez examined me he had already reviewed my XRays. And when Cindy cleaned my teeth I realized she too had reviewed my XRays. They were all on it. What's that saying, you never get a second chance to leave a first impression; they left a good one.

I'm looking for a new dentist. Thing is, I am a member of the Maryland Healthy Smiles program,…read morewhich is linked up to medicaid (I think) so I can't just go to any old dentist. First off, there are steps here. Because I am a wheelchair user, in order for me to get into an exam area I had to go around to the side of the business and come in the delivery door. I could not use the xray machine that revolves around the head because I'm too short and they don't have any sort of chair or stool to use. I was able to get x-rays the old fashioned way, where they make you bite down on those slides... Then I had to pay $30 out of pocket for the dental assistant to paint fluoride on my teeth, which peeled off throughout the day in a disgusting manner. She spent the entire exam recommending that I buy a $100 battery-powered toothbrush and the $50 replacement heads, cuz medicaid patients are just made of money, I guess. Thing is, she didn't want to sell the toothbrush personally. She suggested I get it on Amazon. Why the hard sell if she wasn't going to profit from it? I get through the exam and the actual dentist comes in. They discuss where I have cavities, they tell me I need to see an oral surgeon to get my wisdom teeth removed because at least two have cavities, but they never told me when to make the appointments or how to find a surgeon. It's been over a year since that appointment and I'm glad my teeth don't hurt because doing the research to find another dentist has been a pain in the butt. My boyfriend used the same dentist the week before to get three teeth removed. He's still in pain when he eats. Yes, a year later. He was present at my exam and mentioned his pain several times, but neither the dentist nor the assistant gave any cares. I cannot recommend this chopshop. There are many dentists in the dundalk area. Try one of those instead (though not the one on Merritt Blvd near jalapeños cuz the receptionists there don't know what they're doing). Good luck on your mission.

This place not what I thought it was.stop here to get check up.workers are friendly.the dentist was…read morenice

First, just want to note that Yelp in error lists Jeffrey Platt, DDS as a Dental Surgeon, when he…read moreis in General Dentistry. My husband has been a long-time patient, and I joined as a patient when we married two years ago, assuming he was a good dentist who would never compromise my efforts to be as healthy as possible since he is also a vegan. That has turned out to be a very poor assumption. I am giving him the lowest possible rating because of a shocking recent experience. I have some areas of gum recession that cause inflammation to flare up from trapped bacteria. Dr. Platt recommended that I have these areas below the gum line "bonded" with a resin-type material. I took his advice on two such areas late in December 2012, and the result was fantastic. However, a similar gum inflammation flared up a week later on an adjacent molar with a cap and root canal, so I made another appointment to get it fixed the same way on 1/2/2013. This simple procedure turned out to be a big mistake with long-term health ramifications for me. Instead of doing the same resin bonding he did on the other two, WITHOUT INFORMING ME, he decided to use another type filling which a subsequent dentist (with a 100% approval rating on HealthGrade.com) told me contained MERCURY. At the time, Dr. Platt just told me he used "a different material" that would bond better to the cap. You can imagine how upset I was when I learned what it contained because I take great care to avoid mercury in my mouth and in my diet. I even take an ultra-purified Omega-3 fish oil supplement to avoid that highly toxic metal! Because the inflammation in my gum did not subside quickly as it did the other times after this same procedure, I returned to his office on 1/11/2013 as he had recommended. He examined the tooth again with his new filling and then told me that I had decay under the cap - and probably needed that root canal redone. In fact, he told me that according to his notes, he had told me before he did this filling that I had decay under that cap and that I had refused his recommendation to replace it. I could not believe my ears - or my eyes when he showed me his notes. This man cannot communicate effectively! Nine days earlier, he had x-rayed that tooth and said he found no decay or problem with the root canal. He did say, however, that replacing the cap would be a permanent solution to the gum recession problem on that tooth - and that sometimes there could be a little decay under the cap so he usually recommends replacing it. Yet, he did not strongly recommend it, and he certainly did not say there was decay under the cap! To me, decay is like cancer. I don't play around when I have it. He gave me two options, one more permanent (and much more costly) than the other. I simply chose the less expensive filling because it had worked so well on two other teeth with the same problem. Had he told me he strongly suspected decay, I would have had him investigate it further and possibly replace that cap. He did not. In fact, the problem turned out to be not some hidden decay or inflamed root, but simply that big pieces of his new special material filling had fallen out, creating more gaps to trap bacteria as before and causing the inflammation to return. Next business day, I went to Dr. Saccoh in Joppa to get a second opinion and learned what was really going on. Fortunately, that same night, the rest of that dark, toxic filling fell out (after just 2 weeks), and Dr. S cleaned the rest of it out pretty easily and replaced it with a resin filling - for $30 less. He did an AP x-ray to be sure the root tips were not infected, he was not concerned at all about there being any hidden decay, and he did a resin filling. Even though Dr. Platt later left word for me that he had used a glass ionomer type filler, it was very, very dark and seemed to have a LOT of silver metal mixed into it. D. S said he was certain it contained MERCURY, and he disposed of it accordingly as it is considered extremely Hazardous Material. Unfortunately for me, I swallowed probably half of that filling, which bonded terribly to the cap, because I never even suspected it was my new filling! I thought it was just pieces of walnut shells I was eating several times that week. This could seriously affect my health one day. So, I no longer have any trust in Dr. Platt. He communicates very poorly. His preferred filling material did not even last a month, and he was not forthcoming with me when I asked about the filling material he used. Furthermore, if I had used the referral he gave me, I would have wasted $110 to be seen by an endodontist unnecessarily. Instead, I received a refund from Dr. Platt and sought a 2nd opinion from a highly rated dentist - who is now my and my husband's new dentist. Please just beware!

I highly recommend Dr. Platt! I get very anxious when I have any dental work done and ask for…read moreNitrus any time I have anything other than cleaning. Judy is a great Hygenist also. Dr. Platt has done extensive work on my teeth, many fillings, crowns and a bridge and he is a very patient, understanding dentist and I think he geniunely cares! He has given me his home phone number. I don't think there's many dentists or doctors out there that have given out their home phone numbers these days! He also follows up with a call the day after to see how you are doing for more of the intricate work.