I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Choi and his staff. It took me 69 years but I am now…read morefinally not afraid to go to the dentist. My first crown was painless. My only regret is I did not find them sooner!

If I could give 6 stars, I would -- one for each tooth I used to dread having cleaned…read more Today, I finally caved and went to EverSmile Dentistry in Sterling, Virginia after my wife (who's been going there for years) gently suggested -- for the 347th time -- that I give them a shot. Now, I'm not saying she was right... but yeah, she was absolutely right. From the moment I walked in, Dora at the front desk made me feel like I wasn't just another name on a clipboard. She was warm, efficient, and funny -- like the kind of person who could make a tax audit feel less painful. Jessica, Dr. Choi's assistant, is an absolute pro. She prepped everything with skill and made the whole process feel relaxed and smooth. No stress, no awkward moments -- just good vibes and top-tier care. And then... there's Dr. Eddie Choi -- the man, the myth, the molar whisperer. This guy isn't just a dentist -- he's like the Zen master of oral care. Kind, calm, clear, and (most importantly) painless. He walked me through my dental needs in detail, without making me feel like I was being judged for every Kit Kat I've eaten since 1983. The cleaning and x-rays? A breeze. I've had deeper conversations with my cats. EverSmile is a rare find -- a team that's professional, kind, and actually fun to visit. If you're the kind of person who usually only sees the dentist when something breaks or bleeds (guilty), give Dr. Choi and his team a shot. You'll walk out smiling -- and not just because your teeth are cleaner than a boot camp barracks inspection. Thanks, EverSmile -- you've got a new fan.

I returned to Ridgetop Dental for my routine cleaning. Upon entering, I encountered a new male…read morefront desk staff member/receptionist who was stationed behind a wall. He immediately turned around, looked directly at me, and then resumed checking out another patient without acknowledging my presence--neither with a "good morning" nor a simple "I'll be right with you." Standing beside the patient was a new Dental Hygienist, who I later learned would be performing my cleaning. She had the presence of mind to acknowledge me, saying, "Sir, he'll be right with you once he finishes checking out this patient." I appreciated being acknowledged and felt seen. After I continued waiting patiently at the front desk, the receptionist completed the transaction with the other patient and turned to ask for my name. Once I confirmed it, he simply said, "You can go sit down." I asked, "I'm checked in?" seeking clarification. Not long after I checked in, a female patient entered, and he greeted her warmly, asked for her name, and told her politely, "Thanks! I have you all checked in." I was later escorted to the back by the new Dental Hygienist, who was extremely friendly and professional. She even took the initiative to confirm that I had taken the antibiotics typically required before my procedures--an indication of genuine concern. This made me feel that she truly had my best interests at heart and was providing excellent customer service. She further demonstrated professionalism by deferring to the doctor, who also came in to speak with me about the matter. One of the factors that influences whether I return to an establishment is the level of customer service--either based on reviews I've read or my own past experiences. Unfortunately, this particular visit felt mediocre overall. The customer service at the front desk/reception area could be improved by ensuring all patients are acknowledged and treated with the same level of courtesy and professionalism. That said, I commend the Dental Hygienist and the treating doctor for their attentiveness, professionalism, and respectful treatment. Should I choose to return, I hope that the front desk staff will consistently demonstrate a courteous and welcoming demeanor toward all patients--not just a select few.

Needed to consult with an expert at a center specializing in implants. Consultation would be free…read moreof charge. Arrived, led to an office, Diana, the specialist, walks in with a yellow pad and pen. She never asks questions or clarification while I provide a summary of current care and reiterate my interest in what is possible. To answer, she informs me, requires a digital scans (X-rays and a panoramic) for an accurate evaluation and treatment plan. Diana informs us these essentials aren't insurance approved. Unapproved essential, oxymoronic? Maybe. Cost? $380. I agree. Returning after the images are taken, screen showing the last image which was a rendering of the mouth/teeth, she sits nearby. Not facing images, rewinding, discussing, or even examining the mouth. Note: I, the patient, was never shown any image to support the diagnosis and judgement she's about to make, "You are the most difficult, complicated case I have ever seen"- She continues- without referring to (generally done by pointing to an image on screen) or mentioning any possible findings, "..not enough density for implants. My advice, and your only option, is to find an oral surgeon and periodontist to place a horizontal bar inside to hold a removable. I don't work with any." With that, the consultation was over, spent $380 and had no new information. Here are some facts Diana failed to consider or discuss; a) I already had 5 implants with crowns, never an issue for years. b) the same area she claimed lacked bone density had 3 successful implants- 1st over 6 years, and next 2 for 18 months. c) her suggestion for a rod-held removable is at least from lack of attention or at worst from ignorance. Based on reports from dental professionals, a bar-retained removable would need a few implants into the bone for support. Of course existing implants in the area have to be removed first- creating less density. My entire interaction with Diana followed a unique form of deductive reasoning; to communicate an emotional predetermined decision against providing care, whether from lack of competence or distaste for patient, I will know. Anyway, armed with a concept of a suggestion, my goal was stiff upper lip, pay and leave. Emotionally distraught, I walked to the reception, made the $380 charge for scan and requested a receipt. For a simple consult, the 3 people behind the reception had many side discussions about what was done. Assuming the papers they handed as the typical paperwork; list of services rendered, cost, total due plus receipt to reflect zero balance. After returning home, I realized my paperwork was limited to a printed paper with date, my name and total paid. I called the office to request paperwork with appropriate codes, cost and zero balance on account following payment. I also requested a copy of the digital scans. After few hours, I received a single email- scan of one X-ray. No paperwork, no scan, silence. If you are interested in implants, avoid this "center"- I saw hygienist, technicians, receptionists and Diana. Dental chairs were unoccupied except for 2. This place is nothing like Ridgetop in Reston pre-2020. This place gives a warehouse vibe, from parking to suite- with its numerous cubby dental chairs lining a narrow hallway, a large scanner at one end, the receptionist at the other. One thinks of a mass production facility without presence of "expert" knowledge- maybe one comes when a procedure is scheduled? A place run by a person as callous as Diana, making radical conclusions unhindered by annoying facts or deductive reasoning is unsafe. If that isn't enough to deter any interested potential clients, allow me to add how this client felt in her company; I felt almost resented (I wonder if an overheard talk of shared heritage with another irked her) and with each question she dismissed, I felt silenced by a cold glare void of a healer's concern. By the end, cruelty replaced the coldness. May we never cross paths. For most, having implants is a step toward cosmetic perfection, and for others an opportunity to finally solve a decades old problem with new technology. Neither one should ever seek consultation here. We know there are dentists that may not be the best in every area, but I have never met one as aloof, unkind and arrogant as Diana. I can almost bet that if she donned a façade of civil chair-side behavior, the suffocated contempt would explosively bypass awareness ISO the bliss she must associate with crushing hope with alternative facts.

Dr. Meer is excellent! He's thorough and proficient -- my teeth have never felt cleaner -- and he…read moredoes the cleaning himself. Both my wife and I him recommend him highly.

Dr. Meer does everything himself! No dental hygienists at this practice just great personal…read moreservice by a dentist! Love it!

Super professional, great cleaning. Office experience was amazing and the care they showed from…read morehygienist to dentist was first rate.

Dr. Tahhan and staff are the absolute best of the five Dental offices I've been to in NOVA over the…read morepast 24 years. 7 months ago I had severe tooth pain and got right in. Tooth had already had a root canal, not amenable to re-treatment, so I opted for an implant. Tooth was extracted, an advanced material placed where the tooth was located to help healing and avoid dry socket. 3 months later implant was inserted with no issue. 3 months after that the abutment was inserted and a week later the crown was installed. I could eat right away with that tooth, and it feels perfect! Rory

Staff at this office needs more training. I was asked to provide my social security number through…read moretext so they can verify my insurance. This is a huge security risk considering what's been going on with identity theft. This got me thinking how well they are handling their patient records. I was upset about this but able to let it go until they notified me a day before my appointment and said they had to reschedule. Ok, so I put up with it and guess what? They did it over and over again for a year. This is very unprofessional so I left them and went with a different office. They are petty enough to refuse to provide my X-rays to my new office and played games to delay the process . What a joke. I felt I made the right decision to switch.

I got 3 fillings here and they completely ruined my teeth. I can't eat solid food anymore. Idk what…read morethey did but I will never go back and highly discourage anyone from letting these people touch your teeth

Update- I have seen service level go down significantly to the point where they just want to upsell…read morestuff. Once you say no they are not that warm/welcoming anymore. Stay true to your brand and customers will flock back to your office- treat them with respect regardless of how much revenue you get from them.

Used to be good, has gone downhill in recent years. Communication challenges. I've also overheard…read moreemployees making fun of patient's teeth.

It's so hard to find a good dentist, but I found mine. Dr. To is truly one of the best…read more His dental office is welcoming, clean, and incredibly organized, but what really make this place special is the level of care. Dr. To is patient, gentle, and extremely thorough. He takes the time to explain everything, checks in often to make sure you are comfortable, and genuinely. cares about your dental health. The staff is just as wonderful--friendly, efficient, and always professional. Appointments run smoothly, scheduling is easy and I never feel rushed. Dr. To and his team are exceptional :)

You know that feeling that your dentist isn't giving you a straightforward answer or clear…read moretreatment plan? The feeling that your dental care is spinning out of control and it's too overwhelming to figure out how to change things? I was having that experience all over northern VA, and then I decided to trust reviewers and cast a wider net. I read the heartfelt appreciation from Dr. To's patients and decided to travel from Alexandria to Chantilly to improve my health care circumstances. That was one of the best health care decisions I have ever made! Dr. To is a consummate professional and exercises impeccable judgment. Also, he is a talented and experienced dentist with outstanding technique and precision. I have referred half-a-dozen friends and family to Chantilly Family dentistry, and they all come away with the same experience. They are shocked at how quickly all their concerns were addressed and how reasonable and sensible the path forward sounded as described by Dr. To. The staff are very friendly and attentive and the office is bright and attractive. A lot of TLC has been invested in building this practice and anyone who chooses to visit will likely come away feeling that they've never before had better dental care.

If I could give zero stars I would. Going there for years. Average service nothing to complain…read moreabout. Recommended my son. They cleaned his teeth. Drilled in between his teeth cracking his permanent retainer and filed his teeth in between creating a large gap. When confronted, they were rude and confrontational. Didn't even attempt to make it right. Now he is permanently with a gap. Do not go there

Best Dentist Office I have been to in Ashburn. Professional, caring and patient office staff. The…read moreDentist is professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy. My visit was time efficient and their prices were incredibly reasonable. Before I was even out the chair, the office staff had contacted my insurance company and had a printed estimate for me to take home for the required additional dental work needed. I took my son next and his visit was equally satisfying! Totally recommend this company!