I want to recommend Dr Morgan if you need a tooth extraction. He was kind, considerate, and made…read morethe experience enjoyable. He was upfront with what he was going to do and what would my options would be after the extraction. He did not put any pressure on what I should do in the future. Roy Hirschhorn.

Excellent. Honest upfront service. Lovely doctor. Had a small procedure that went well. Thanks!read more

My Experience With This Practice…read more Dr. Amir was the surgeon who performed my wisdom tooth procedure. I had all four of my wisdom teeth scheduled to be removed at this practice. I paid for all four extractions, and my insurance was also billed for all four. I also paid the required copay for each tooth. I underwent general anesthesia and went through the recovery and pain believing that all four teeth had been removed. After the procedure, I was told by Dr. Amir and the staff that the procedure had been completed. At my follow-up appointment, I was again led to believe that everything had been taken care of. Later, I visited my general dentist, who took X-rays and informed me that one of my wisdom teeth was still present and had not been removed. I returned to the practice and brought this to Dr. Amir's attention. He apologized and asked me to contact the staff regarding a resolution. After contacting the staff, I was reimbursed only the $136 copay associated with the tooth that had not been removed. What makes this even more frustrating is that because of this mishap, I now have to go through another extraction and another round of recovery, pain, and inconvenience--something I should not have had to go through if the procedure had been completed correctly the first time. My concern is that I was charged for a procedure that was not fully performed, my insurance was billed for all four teeth, and I was not informed that one tooth remained until my general dentist discovered it through X-rays. I am extremely disappointed with how this was handled, particularly because I underwent general anesthesia and the risks and recovery associated with the procedure based on the understanding that all four teeth were being removed

Everyone was very kind and very supportive. I made a new friend Ms Gina and she helped me get…read morethrough being nervous. I highly recommend and appreciate the dentist and I am glad I came to take care of some dental issues. Thank you so much for everything to the whole team!

Dr Nyguen-Cao and the staff are excellent. He did a tooth extraction with minimal pain and…read moreexplained exactly what he was doing and why. The front desk personnel are courteous and helpful.

Dr. Rothman is the best He removed a cracked molar that had a root canal from many years ago…read more Wonderful care and follow-up phone calls after the procedure that I very much appreciated. I would not hesitate to return to Dr. Rothman or refer him to friends Michael H.

June 2025: I had a…read moretooth removed at Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers in their Falls Church office. Wonderful experience. Everyone was nice (from the front office to everyone behind the scenes). My surgeon and his assistant put me at ease even though such a minor situation. They were very understanding of my nervousness. They were patient with my questions and concerns. Office and back rooms were clean. I got there early, and they were able to bring me back within ten minutes of me getting there. Definitely would go to this practice/office again.

Beware of this practice!! The young woman whom I spoke with to set up my oral surgery (Christina)…read moreseemed to be on drugs. Something was "OFF" from the very beginning. She could barely speak in an audible tone. After telling her my name (slowly spelling it), & my birthdate, she forgot she asked me for both pieces of information. I told her she asked for that information already, but it didn't register with her so I told her again. She offered me two dates for the appointment & I chose one date, as well as the time from the 3 options she gave me. When it came time to confirm all this information, she had the WRONG DATE, the WRONG TIME, & the WRONG spelling of my name (it was WAY OFF). I cancelled the procedure after the 5th mistake (which included leaving me on hold for 10 minutes, then admitted she forgot about me). This is NOT a practice that I would trust! Susan H.

I was referred to Dr Reid at Fort Washington Oral Surgery to have a cracked molar removed. I can…read moreonly say, "EXCEPTIONAL care! Dr Reid's assistant, Lisa was so friendly and professional. The office is well appointed, very clean and the front desk staff were courteous and professional. Needless to say...recommendations have already been made!

Had a great experience here! They took their time with me…read moreexplained everything before my dental procedure and when I came back to have the work done they made sure I was comfortable with the plan before starting.

Fantastic and effortless visit for my 1.5 years old. Surprised at how comfortable she was when she…read moregot here. From beginning to end, it was great. Dr Cho was exceptional. Great bedside manners, great communication, clear expectations.

Easily the nicest dentist office I've ever been to. We are new to the area but we were able to get…read morethe whole family seen quickly and easily! So great that they offer both pediatric and general dentistry (less phone calls for me to make haha). The pediatric dentist was so sweet and gentle with our daughter during her first visit. Even though I have a thumb sucker (an orthodontists worst enemy lol) they never made me feel bad about it! For mine and my husband's cleanings the hygienist was super sweet, the dentist was great, and we had an overall wonderful experience. The office is clean, trendy, has a relaxing feel, and is absolutely amazing for families! Highly recommend

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.

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.

My Experience With This Practice…read more Dr. Amir was the surgeon who performed my wisdom tooth procedure. I had all four of my wisdom teeth scheduled to be removed at this practice. I paid for all four extractions, and my insurance was also billed for all four. I also paid the required copay for each tooth. I underwent general anesthesia and went through the recovery and pain believing that all four teeth had been removed. After the procedure, I was told by Dr. Amir and the staff that the procedure had been completed. At my follow-up appointment, I was again led to believe that everything had been taken care of. Later, I visited my general dentist, who took X-rays and informed me that one of my wisdom teeth was still present and had not been removed. I returned to the practice and brought this to Dr. Amir's attention. He apologized and asked me to contact the staff regarding a resolution. After contacting the staff, I was reimbursed only the $136 copay associated with the tooth that had not been removed. What makes this even more frustrating is that because of this mishap, I now have to go through another extraction and another round of recovery, pain, and inconvenience--something I should not have had to go through if the procedure had been completed correctly the first time. My concern is that I was charged for a procedure that was not fully performed, my insurance was billed for all four teeth, and I was not informed that one tooth remained until my general dentist discovered it through X-rays. I am extremely disappointed with how this was handled, particularly because I underwent general anesthesia and the risks and recovery associated with the procedure based on the understanding that all four teeth were being removed

My son was referred to this practice by our regular dentist; it took a while for this office to…read moreverify the insurance and it seemed to be questionable whether or not I would have to pay for the consultation because they didn't communicate very well about the insurance verifications. We showed up for the consultation appointment and waited for almost an hour to be seen; when we go back, the dentist was looking at 2 yr old xrays and I had to point that fact out to him because he couldn't read the date...which i though was kind of a red flag, pink it least. So, they do updated xrays and we move forward with the consultation and I schedule an appt to get my sons wisdom teeth removed. The appointment was scheduled more than 30 days out... the evening before the appointment on June 6, 2025, I received a call saying the insurance was still not confirmed and unless i wanted to pay out of pocket, they would have to reschedule the appointment. I asked them to call me back to schedule once they verify insurance. This place NEVER called back. What I have received, 2 billings for $10.93 with no indication why i was billed. I get it it's $10.93, it least its not $110.93. I paid this a month ago because I realize this place is not good and I just want them to go away. Today, August 1, 2025, I received the same billing for $10.93. I called at 330pm on a Friday and the office is closed, but the office hours are listed to be open til 430pm. The point in all this is, don't waste your time with this practice, find a better place for you or your family member to be put under and have someone cutting into your mouths.

Dr. Ting did my dentures about 10 years ago. I miss having him as my dentist. Trying to see if he…read moredoes out of state patients. I really need him back in my life again. I NEED YOU DOCTOR TING!!!

Dr. Ting is a wonderful dentist who truly loves what he does. He warm, honest, and does genuine no…read morefrills solid dentistry. He does all the work himself, from cleaning to surgery. He even books his own appointment sometime. He works like crazy and has early-morning hours and weekends. My family has been going to Dr. Ting for almost 20 years which is around when he first started his practice. He has been in the same location the whole time with the same assistant. My parents, my siblings, and now our children go there. My brother lives an hour away now and he still travels that far just to see him. We have referred so many people to him who live just as far, and travel just as far just to see him.I can't believe he doesn't have more reviews on here, but probably because people are being selfish. If I can give him 10 stars I would. We love Dr. Ting.

Richard and before him his father have been our family dentist starting in 1971. Back in those…read moredays I had 32 teeth. I still do! Fifty years and a couple of crowns and a root canal later and I could do commercials for corn on the cob and apples consumed to the core. Regular check ups and following the Doctors Stones' advice has proven to be the foundation for dental well being. Going to see Dr. Stone and his delightful and very professional staff is a much more satisfying and less painful experience than getting an oil change and your tires rotated.

I have been going to Dr. stone for over 30 years. I live almost 2 hours away, so a couple of times…read moreI tried a dentist closer to my house... and regretted it every time. Invariably, the new dentist would diagnose "decay" and recommend hundreds or even thousands of dollars worth of dental work. (Lesson learned at those other offices: if a dentist says "treatment plan," it may be a racket.) Each time, I would go running back to Dr. Stone, and find out that the "decay" was a stain or nothing at all. He also took the time to teach me how to remineralize the beginnings of a filling using act fluoride and then was so pleased when I took his advice and didn't need dental work. For the few times in the last three decades that I slipped up on taking good care of my teeth and did have a little decay, he placed perfect fillings with zero discomfort. Dr. Stone is honest, professional, competent, patient, and gentle. Now, if I can just get him to move the practice to my hometown I recommend this practice without reservation.