As a transplant surgeon, I evaluate operative performance through a very specific lens--technical…read moreprecision, intraoperative judgment, and respect for the patient. Dr. Neel Patel demonstrated excellence in all three during my own implantation procedures. Dr. Patel handled the pre-operative consultation, surgical procedure and follow-up with empathy and technical skills that was impressive. Post-operative pain was minimal. Dr. Patel called in the evening to follow-up. What stood out most was the team's calm and efficient operative flow. They anticipated steps, communicated clearly with sedation, and managed my surgery with the confidence of someone who understands both the complexity and the stakes of oral surgery. Post implantation assessment was thorough, and their decision making throughout reflected sound clinical judgment. I recommend Dr. Neel Patel and his team without reservation for their skill, professionalism, and commitment to patient care. Rahul M. Jindal, MD, PhD, MBA, MSc [Oxford], FRCS [Ed], FACS Professor, Surgery & Global Health

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.

Efficient with excellent care and concern with Charles Park…read more I'm so grateful to have someone so skilled and professional.

Dr. Hill misdiagnosed me and also injected me with botox, costing me $1360 out of pocket. I shared…read morethat I had tried botox in the past and that it had not worked, but Dr. Hill insisted when he did it would work. It did not.

I had a tooth extraction, and I was a baby about it. Dr. Singer was kind, calm and competent. The…read moreprocedure went smoothly. He is so awesome. I highly recommend him.

Dr Singer is the best oral surgeon to go to! I was having horrible tooth problems, and he & his…read morestaff took great care of me. He was able to get me in quickly, utilized 3-dimensional scanning, and explained the issue thoroughly to me. Based on his assessment, he was able to guide me in what to do, and now I have absolutely no more tooth problems. This is all a testament to his care and professionalism. I highly recommend anyone to go to him for their dental-related health & hygiene.

Dr. Tien is truly exceptional. From the very first consultation, he made me feel heard,…read morecomfortable, and completely confident in his expertise. His approach to Botox is incredibly precise and conservative--in the best way. The results are natural, refreshed, and never overdone. People constantly tell me I look well-rested and glowing, not "worked on." The entire office experience is just as impressive. The staff is warm, professional, and attentive from the moment you walk in. The office itself is clean, modern, and calming, which immediately puts you at ease. Appointments run on time, communication is clear, and every interaction feels thoughtful and patient-focused. What truly sets Dr. Tien apart is his surgical skill and attention to detail. He takes the time to explain every step, answers questions thoroughly, and genuinely cares about safety and long-term results. His hands are steady, his eye is artistic, and his expertise is obvious. If you're looking for a physician who combines top-tier medical skill, refined aesthetic judgment, and an outstanding office experience, Dr. Tien is unmatched. I wouldn't trust my face--or any surgical procedure--with anyone else.

Very very Rude staff! Over phone and in person. They were not kind and seemed surprised and put out…read morefor my needing the care plan credit card to pay for the service. In preparation for wisdom teeth surgery, the clinical staff did not explain anything that was happening to my 23 year old daughter. This made her very anxious which delayed the procedure because she needed to calm down before anesthesia. She walked away with a bloody mouth full of gauze, 1 tiny ice pack and 1 measly extra gauze pad. For such a nice place and a routine procedure, one would think we'd be satisfied, happy customers. But it was strange, from beginning to end

Let's be honest, everyone hates the dentist. What's worse than the dentist? The ones that do root…read morecanals and then oral surgeons. You don't go there unless something pretty bad is going on and pain is almost always involved. Why would someone choose a profession where everyone hates being there and dreads the visits? I can't answer that but Dr. Corcoran is the best dental related professional I've met. He always is in good cheer and makes funny little jokes to cut the tension. He calls you afterwards to see how things are going. The pain was very minimal and not a single even minor complication with a tooth pulling and implant. The receptionist are also nice and with two offices in falls church and Arlington, always an appointment to be had despite his busy schedule.

I dread all things dentist-related, so much so that I've been putting off getting my wisdoms…read moreextracted for 15 years. They weren't causing problems, but they sure weren't helping, either. My dentist referred me to Dr Corcoran to have them removed, so I called and made an appointment for consultation. I was able to get in the same week, and the receptionist patiently explained all the location and time options I had. I was nervous about my consultation. I had never had any kind of surgery in my life, and I didn't know how much damage my wisdoms were in for. Dr Corcoran came in, and assuming he's met many nervous patients, he immediately calmed my nerves with a few awesome dentist jokes. He showed me the X-ray, explained everything that would be done, and I left feeling great about it. I got on board, and scheduled the real appointment for a couple weeks later. Fast forward to today; I had all four wisdom teeth removed, 1 of which was impacted, the rest simple extractions. I got the works with the laughing gas and the general anesthesia, and when I woke up an hour later, huzzah...no wisdom teeth. Surprisingly, I am in no pain despite having taken only 2 Advil right after the surgery. The numbness has gone away, and I have some swelling on the impacted side, but no pain. Huh. Dr Corcoran even called me at 9pm to see how I was doing. He noted that I sounded awfully chipper, and expressed that I should continue to take care of my wounds, even with no pain. How incredibly thoughtful of the guy to call me long after the workday is over, to make sure I wasn't dying or allergic to the antibiotics. My husband said that right after surgery I told him, "Gosh I feel great, I wish I felt this way all the time!" I think that means Dr Corcoran is doing something exactly right.

Late last year I had a terrible cavity in one of my wisdom teeth. The dentist looked at the x-ray…read moreand immediately declared it unsalvageable and beyond his skill to extract. I needed a dental surgeon and a talented one at that. My dentist did what he could to alleviate the pain, drilling out the cavity, but I knew this would end up being an ordeal. Apparently, once you get over 40, wisdom teeth tend to affix themselves to your jawbone and the nerves become a complex bird nest. Simply pulling them out is impossible and they require surgery. After searching online, I landed on Pashapour Oral and Facial surgery. However, I was a bit concerned as the reviews vary wildly. I selected them over the alternatives, and I was incredibly pleased with the results. Dr. Pashapour is a surgeon with skills. I can happily state that he got all four of my wisdom teeth out in a single sitting. I have zero nerve damage, and I healed incredibly quickly. After seeing my x-ray and the cat scan, both performed in his office the day of the surgery, he told me the only way we could successfully get these out was under general anesthesia. It made me nervous to do so, especially considering this was not to be done in a hospital, but in his office. Still, I took his advice, and it was the way to go. I have zero memory of the 2-hours I was under, and it seemed to be an instant from my perspective. Dr. Pashapour had to pull some of my blood while I was under to aid in the filling of the gaps that would be left behind, which he explained to me beforehand. He even performed another cat scan afterwards to ensure zero nerve damage took place during the surgery. Despite all my anxiety, between Dr. Pashapour and his nursing staff, they put me at ease and got me through it. I am now two months post-surgery and it's as if I never had a problem. I made the correct decision, and I would highly recommend this service to anyone, whether they are wishing to front-run a problem like mine, or if they are already in complete agony with an irreparable tooth keeping them awake, night after night, and popping Advil just to get a modicum of relief. I do see some small things they could have done to improve the experience. The front office was able to get me in quickly, which was amazing. This did wonders to reduce my anxiety and limit the duration of my pain. What they could have done better is set my expectations more accurately once I was in the waiting room. My appointment was for 9am but I waited well over an hour because Dr. Pashapour was busy at the hospital due to an emergency, tending to someone with far bigger problems than I had. The front desk should have told me he would be delayed, he's performing an emergency surgery at a hospital, and it's possible I could be in for well over an hour's wait. I understand emergencies, setting that expectation would have led to a better experience. Timing at Pashapour isn't amazing, but the work he does is worth the wait. The second issue I had was with billing. I have superior insurance, and they were opting to not use all my resources. The bill was $3000 and my insurance could cover up to $1500. They intended to leave some money on the table and charge me a bit more out of pocket. Honestly, I don't remember much of this, my fiancée was there to ask questions, and I was nervously waiting for surgery while in pain and not focused on the exact dollar amount. Let me be clear, the price, in my opinion, for a 2-hour surgery, with all the bells and whistles, including 2 cat scans, an x-ray, bloodwork, anesthesia, the expert hands of Dr. Pashapour and the kind assistance of the nursing staff was an incredible deal. Frankly, I would have paid more, I'm so happy with the result. Just use all my insurance. They explained I might need to money later, as it was only August and this was the entirety of my insurance money for the year. I don't care. I'll deal with later when it's later. Also, concerning the price, be clear, I had a complex case. I have no idea what he'd charge a 17-year-old whose wisdom teeth he could simple pop out in 10-minutes after a few shots of Novocaine and not put them under. They also wanted to sell me some pain management injection for a couple hundred bucks. My fiancée vetoed this for me because we were going to leave with a script for some serious pain meds, so I didn't get it. The work of Dr. Pashapour was so good, honestly, I didn't need it. Frankly, I took zero of the heavy-duty pain meds as well. A couple 800mg Ibuprofens which he also prescribed were more than enough. I attribute this to the excellent work despite my complex case. So, go to Dr. Pashapour. Don't be dismayed by wait times. Tell them to use all your insurance money possible. I was literally back at my desk the next day working. Two weeks later, the only way I could tell anything had been done to my teeth was the fact that I had 4 fewer of them. I made the right choice and I'm writing this review so you can do the same.

I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Pashapour for my daughter's wisdom teeth to seek information…read moreonly. Due to prom/graduation timing, we were not prepared to schedule surgery that day. After consulting with the doctor, we were taken to another room and presented with a treatment plan totaling about $6,200 after insurance, along with a required 20% deposit to schedule surgery. We repeatedly explained that we were not ready to commit to a date, but were encouraged to "just get something on the calendar" and told it could always be changed later. We eventually scheduled a tentative date and paid a $1,240 deposit. The office scheduled the surgery only 7 days before prom and assured us that was enough recovery time. At my daughter's next dental appointment, our regular dentist strongly disagreed and advised us to move the procedure, which I did. After speaking with insurance, other parents, and obtaining a second opinion from another highly rated oral surgeon, we were told my daughter's case appeared routine. The second office's total cost for the same procedure, including sedation and PRF treatment, was approximately $1,615 after insurance. I've attached a redacted comparison of both treatment plans so readers can evaluate the difference themselves. Once we decided not to proceed, I requested a refund of the $1,240 deposit. The office declined based on its policy that deposits are forfeited within 14 days of the original surgery date, which I do not recall being clearly explained verbally during scheduling. I understand every practice sets its own pricing and policies. My advice to other parents is simply: * Get a second opinion before oral surgery. * Compare treatment plans carefully. * Fully understand deposit/cancellation policies before scheduling.

They're a little pricey, but they have always been very competent and efficient.They work quickly…read moreand show a good sense of humor as they work.

As usual, Donna is an excellent hygienist, and I got personal care from Dr. A himself for fitting a…read morenew nightguard. I'm living in San Diego right now, but as we plan to move back in a couple of years, I'm hanging on to Modern Dentistry!

How did I never write a review for Dr. Kazemi's office? My experience was nearly ten years ago, but…read moreit's still one of the best experiences I've had at a doctor's office. I was home for winter break. At my semi-annual dentist appointment, the staff noticed my wisdom teeth were coming in sideways. They'd already caused me pain for months, so my dentist made a call to Dr. Kazemi's office, and they fit me in for an early-morning appointment the next day. And okay, I don't remember much of it -- I had all four taken out and was unconscious for a bit -- but I *do* remember that the staff was kind and helpful. I stayed in the chair until I was lucid, and then they escorted me to my dad's car. The recovery process was easy; all these years later, I wish every doctor's appointment could be this pleasant!

Dr Kazemi & staff took wonderful care of my son. No pain, great follow-up. Highly recommend!!…read more As a professional in the business, I can assure you he is the best!

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.

My daughters had their wisdom teeth removed and both experiences went well. Kind and caring,…read moreprofessional and quality care. Office staff are helpful and easy to schedule.

Posting a review from the biggest adult baby when it comes to dental procedures. Despite having had…read morea c-section, appendectomy, and other surgeries in the past, I still was terrified to have my wisdom tooth and neighboring molar extracted. So scared in fact I put it off for decades and when I could delay no further, I did just that. I left in tears from my initial extraction appointment. To the rescue (and in favor of my dental health) enter Dr. Kunkle. Not sure I can praise highly enough his expertise, skill, patience, and transparency. I ultimately had to choose to give over and put myself in the hands of the practice, Dr. Kunkle and his support team. And I am beyond thankful that I did.