I met Dr. Yazdan two years ago after my husband and I were transferred to Maryland. From the first…read moremoment he gained my trust (and I always have hard times finding a trustworthy dentist after each time we move). There was a lot of work to do, but he made it absolutely stress-free working on my fillings and crowns. After he left the dental clinic that he was working at and until he opened his own practice I remained completely dentist-less. I did go to a dentist once but it was a mediocre experience, and I would never go there again. Couple months later I found Dr. Yazdan's clinic on Google Maps and was so relieved that my dentist problems are over! Even though he is located way further from me than the clinic he used to work at, I'd rather drive to his clinic than go to somebody I don't trust. I've already had my first appointment at Yazdan Family Dentistry and was quite impressed! Being his patient, you do feel like family!

Doctor Yazdan has a new practice in Leonardtown. Office…read morenumber is 301 997 1322. And he's still the best dentist in Maryland!!

Always a great experience !! Dr Chase always happy and entertaining I always wake up dreading the…read moreappointment and leave thinking that it wasn't as scary as I let myself believe.

Great place! Very Thourough and friendly service. Clean and…read morevery caring staff. Usually very anxious at the dentist but they put my mind at ease. Very Knowledgable

My son has had awful experiences in the past at non-pediatric dentists. When we moved here, Smile…read moreCastle helped to re-do a filling and then also an abscess and tooth abstraction. The abstraction was done in April 2020 covid times. We were the only ones in there. Appropriate for that time period. Every visit has been awesome. I never feel judged that my son or daughter scream or are scared. The dentists, staff and hygienists are friendly and understanding. They are patient with my children to help them understand what they are doing and why teeth cleaning is important. Can't recommend this Office enough for regular cleaning or other more in depth teeth needs.

I have a litany of complaints, but this was my final straw;…read more My son was scheduled for sedation to get his cavities filled. For at least 18 months prior we had been told all they could do was temporary fillings until they could do X-rays. We were told that X-rays would be done under sedation/at the time of treatment. In early May, we scheduled the appointment for sedation in late August. The day of the appointment, we arrived 10 minutes early, were called back after about 10 minutes in the waiting room, and then sat in the exam room waiting for about 30 more minutes. The doctor arrived and informed us that because there were no X-rays done, they would not be doing work that day and we would have to schedule out for December. The dentist we saw at this most recent appointment was very polite and apologetic, but we will not be returning.

Absolutely recommend gentle green dentistry. An all female crew who are compassionate,…read more understanding and very professional. Was very impressed

Loved the way they helped my 2 year old. Treated her well!! Great waiting room with books as well.read more

Dr. Haviland and Nurse Melanie were amazing. I came in with two broken teeth and some sensitivity…read more They not only took care of the necessary procedures like X-rays and gum measurements, but they also had an available slot and worked on my teeth right then and there. This was incredibly helpful, as we know the longer broken teeth are used for eating, the more cavities and sensitivity can worsen. Thank you both so much for what you do, and your customer service was superb!

When I started here 4 years ago they were a booming business where they made crowns in there…read moreoffice, did implants in there office which was very convenient, but shortly after my first implant, the Dr who performed it left there practice, and a new dentist started my treatment, but after my second visit he also left the practice, and he had performed a bridge which failed a year after it was put in, so I was moved to a new Dr again who wanted to repair the damage from the previous bridge disaster, and reccomended a implant, but they no longer do implants so they referred me out to a new dental surgeon who extracted 2 teeth and started the implant. At this time this doctor noticed severe decay in front of a molar he pulled, and said he doubted the tooth could be saved. Why after 4 years being seen at patuxent dental did they never see this decay? When I called and complained they set me up with an appointment, and then the day prior to the appointment they called and said they needed to end our patient client relationship. So if you complain about their bad dentistry practices , rather than fixing the issues they will simply drop you as a patient. It is very easy to see why two highly skilled dentist left this practice, and believe me I should have never gone there, all they care about is big money procedures like crowns, implants, etc while they let the rest of your teeth rot. Good ridden to this business.

I want to be clear first, the staff here is great. Kind, accommodating, no issues at all. The…read moreassistants and hygienists who worked with me were wonderful, and I have no complaints about that. My problem is entirely with the treatment plan I received from one of the dentists. Background: I don't have great teeth, I have bone loss in the back from years of untreated MS, which kept my gums inflamed for years. Since I started treatment for that, my gum health returned, tight gums, no pain, no infections. When I came into this office for the first time, I made it clear I wasn't chasing a perfect smile. I just wanted to be able to smile again without embarrassment. The dentist's recommendation was full-arch reconstruction, top and bottom. She told me my mouth was unsalvageable. Which, was concerning, because a year prior a different office told me it was if I got my wisdom teeth out. But, I listened to her and seriously considered it. They had a full presentation ready to sell me on a complete reconstruction. "You're going to have to replace these teeth in 10-15 years anyway, so why not now?" and "I wouldn't recommend dental work here, it's a waste of time and money. You'll just pay more later to replace them." What pushed me from being just concerned about what I was being told, to actually upset, came the next week while I was getting a cleaning done. The dentist came in during the cleaning to ask if I'd decided to replace my teeth yet. I thought that was strange. Very. I decided to go back to an ortho I had seen about a year prior who told me he could do the work. This time, he spoke to the dentist that had just recommended full reconstruction and he wasn't willing to go against the dentist recommendation. But, then he said, "If you really don't want to give up, go talk to a periodontist." So I did. The periodontist went into great detail. My teeth are not great (admittedly so,) but they're not anywhere near full reconstruction. I have great bone health in the front, the back needs work (from loss), and my gums are completely healthy. He showed me the bone loss on the imaging, walked me through everything. I walked into his office with no hope, because of what I was told before, and walked out with a lot more. What bothered me the most here, other than the sales pitch, was that the dentist who recommended this never actually tested my teeth's health. She went off the X-Rays alone, which to be fair, shows my mouth in worse shape than it really is. The periodontist went through and tested each individual tooth, and recommended dental work, approved ortho, and helped me organize a plan to actually fix them. I will say, it bothered me that St. Mary's Dental cancelled all of my upcoming appointments after I sought out a second opinion. I certainly didn't ask them to do that. Because, while I was annoyed, I understand why stuff like this happens. All that just to say, it doesn't matter how good a dentist is, they can make mistakes. If you get a diagnosis like this, definitely get a second opinion.

Dr. Kara Demer a great dentist is Very patient, understanding, and caring, especially if you have…read moreanxiety about going to the dentist. The team is Wonderful !! Highly recommend!

My family has been coming here for years, and my mom tries (a few times a year) to bring lumpia in…read morefor the staff because she likes them so much. Dr. Amin and Dr. Strouth are professional, friendly, and always welcoming. My usual hygienist is Sarah, and she's wonderful. I'm so glad she's back after the birth of her sweet new baby, because appointments with her always feel like catching up with an old friend (even if said friend has sharp objects in my mouth lol). They work hard to keep you informed for the whole process, and answer all of your questions (even the ones that might be...dumb. I am very guilty of asking a LOT of questions, and they never make me feel like I'm being a pain in the teeth about it). The facilities themselves are relaxing and comfortable, and the vibe of the office feels more like a spa than a dentists' office. I have so many friends that HATE going to the dentist, but I can't relate because Dr. Amin, Sarah, and the rest of the staff are so great! (Also, my most recent appointment was during COVID's pandemic, and I appreciated the transparency of the precautions they take to keep both patients and staff as safe as possible. I checked in from my car by calling the office, and Sarah called me back when my chair was ready for me and instructed me to wear my mask. There was hand sanitizer available in every room, and everyone wore masks. There's standard questioning at the beginning to be sure you're "safe" and they take your temperature and have you swish with a hydrogen peroxide [I think] solution to minimize any germs during your appointment. Thank you for this attention to detail!)

We have a young missionary in our Mission (Washington DC North) who was raised in Ukraine. He…read moreneeded a lot of dental work. Dr. Amin was great and was able to take care of what needed done most. Our Missionary was so impressed with how he was treated. I called this morning to make arrangements for payment. Both of the office people I talked to were very professional and kind. I wish I remembered the name of the lady I talked with regarding payment, but it was such a great experience dealing with her. We will definitely use this office again.

I'd like to say up front that I'm not a patient of Island dental. My dentist is Dr. John Yazdan in…read moreLeonardtown, Maryland. I stopped in today to drop off a check for a charity which doctor Gaylord and her hygienist Cindy work with every year in Guatemala. They both travel to Guatemala and provide free dental care to the Mayan people way back in the hills. These people are desperately poor and they are a full day's walk away from any dental Care. Imagine that you or your child had a horrific toothache and needed to have a tooth pulled and were faced with a full day's walk. And there's no Holiday inn waiting at the end of the rainbow either. This charity for years now has been providing fluoride in the water of the Mayan people to prevent the problems necessitating dental Care. They've had much success and can see the improvement year-to-year in the teeth of the patients they do see. 100% of the money to support this fluoride charity goes to the purchase of the fluoride. There are no administration fees or golden parachutes for the people who run the Charity. If you want to drop off a check you can do so at Island dental or you can make the check out to living water international and mail it 812 bison Court, Lusby, MD. 20657

Great customer service! My crown on my tooth got lifted off last night and Island Dental was very…read moreaccommodating. They got me in the very next day and got it back on. Very personable is Dr. Sharon Gaylord, and her staff is very good. Highly recommend!