Had a great experience in the chair during my procedure. My…read moreproblem was afterwards with billing. After receiving my insurance claim, I noticed I was due a refund back from the cash payment I had made the day of my procedure. I called the office to check on it. Only then was I told that there was a $145.00 "one time single use instrument" office charge that isn't submitted to the insurance company and is "an office charge for instruments used during the procedure". Sounds like something that should be included in the cost of a procedure since these instruments are needed to perform the procedure. As if dealing with insurance companies isn't bad enough, I shouldn't have to worry about my doctor charging extras to get more money out of me.

Excellent client care, thorough explanation of the procedure and really great environment that…read moreimmediately put me at ease.

Friendly staff, I needed to get crown put in and Dr. Gittleson was able to fit me into his schedule…read morewhen it was convenient for me. I was in and out and didn't experience any discomfort.

I love this Dentist. He is knowledgeable, kind and gentle. He lets you know what is going to…read morehappen as he works. He discusses what work you may need in the future when you are done, with no pressure to have it done. His surgery is clean and he calls you to remind you of your appointments. He was in the Army, so you know that he has seen and operated on every problem likely to be encountered. He lives near his surgery, so he doesn't miss appointments. Call him, and discuss your dental concerns with him.

A+ Service -- I'll Never Go Anywhere Else…read more I want to give a heartfelt thank you to the incredible team at Charles County Surgical Arts -- you've officially changed how I view dental procedures. I came here with a deep fear of dental work due to a traumatic extraction years ago. My primary dentist, who knows how serious my phobia is, referred me straight to Dr. McElveen and his team -- and I'm so glad they did. From start to finish, this place has been nothing short of elite-level care. My consultation was smooth, thoughtful, and respectful. Dr. McElveen walked me through the best sedation option for my needs, and every step afterward was handled with professionalism and kindness. Special shoutouts: * Nurse Nicole made me feel cared for from beginning to end. * Trinity at the front desk was warm, welcoming, and kept everything moving smoothly. * And every other young lady who helped behind the scenes -- I noticed your professionalism and calm presence. Thank you. The day of my procedure? Flawless. I arrived on time, was taken back quickly, and before I knew it -- it was over. My husband was able to pull up to the side entrance (which looked like it used to be a drive-thru bank) and they wheeled me out straight to the car. Talk about first-class service. That kind of care doesn't usually happen at a dentist's office, but here it felt like I was being treated like family... or a VIP. While my husband waited, there was coffee and water available in the lobby -- a small touch that makes a big difference. He even commented on how comfortable the space was. Now for two helpful suggestions -- not complaints, just tips to improve an already excellent experience: 1. Blankets: The office was chilly (as most medical centers are), but there were no blankets available that morning. I was in short sleeves and could've used one while waiting. I understand they were being laundered, but I recommend keeping a few ready earlier in the day, especially for anxious patients like me. 2. Acrylic Nails Tip: If you're getting sedation, ladies -- consider clipping your pointer finger acrylic nail or leaving one off. The oxygen monitor has to clamp on that finger, and I didn't realize that until afterward. It'll save discomfort and make things easier for the team. Even with that, they were so attentive. My blood pressure was elevated due to nerves, and they monitored it carefully. Dr. McElveen made sure I was fully stabilized before even starting. That level of care shows integrity. And the follow-up? Exceptional. * I got a text the same evening. * I received TWO phone calls the next morning to check on me. That kind of check-in is rare -- and incredibly appreciated. If I ever need another tooth extraction, implant, or sedation-based dental procedure, I will only trust Charles County Surgical Arts. Thank you all for treating me with care, dignity, and excellence. This is how patient-centered healthcare should be done. With deep appreciation, Please check out my prior review of my consultation

Dr. Look and his team took care of my son today and did a fabulous job! They were kind, courteous…read moreand extremely professional! We could not have asked for a better experience. My son has PTSD from experiences with previous dentist's and he was immediately put at ease by the entire staff and for that we are grateful! I highly recommend Charles County Surgical arts to anyone who needs these services!

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

Thank you for your care and professionalism. There was a wait and delay for my surgery but this is…read morethe case in healthcare. You put me at ease during the surgery and I am so thankful! Thank you Kayla, for letting me hold your hand. You have no idea how much anxiety I had that morning. So far, 48 hours later, I'm doing well. Thank you! Everyone has a different experience, but I am so happy to have had an open mind despite some negative reviews I had read. Thank you Dr. Choi and support staff!

So far first visit to Dr Michael Choi. Have been here an hour waiting. No apologies, just waiting…read more Signed a ridiculous amount of paperwork. Annoyed so far. Also an hour away from our house as my chipped wisdom tooth happened 2 months ago and this was the earliest appointment I could get for a consultation. Not a happy camper so far.UPDATE: Hour and a half; finally out the door with surgical appointment set. United Concordia is great dental insurance FYI.

Every single person in this office is kind and caring. My husband had oral surgery last week and…read morethe doctor was wonderful and the nurses were amazing! We highly recommended this office to anyone who needs any kind of oral surgery. Pam and Barry Whitt

Oral surgery is something no one wants to do, but Dr Oswald and her team are the absolute best in…read morethe business. Hands down. From the compassion and care she brings, to the honest truth about what needs to be done, I give 10 out of 10 thumbs up, stars or whatever system of measure to her. If you need oral surgery, go there. there is no one better.

My two experiences with this doctor was very uncomfortable. The initial appointment and the actual…read moreday to get my wisdom tooth pulled, Dr. Michael Choi shows a great deal of irritation in his face and body language. He's very short and irritable with his responses. Sometimes, he just nods his head yes or no due to him being so annoyed. Also, this was my very first time having any surgery in my entire life! I had NO clue how this would go. Dr. Michael Choi was not vocal at all during the procedure to make me feel comfortable. For an example, I did not know when I would get stuck with a needle to be numb, which needle would hurt more than the other, when a tooth has been removed and when we were moving on to the next. The only thing he was vocal about was when he needed me to "turn my head to the left." The amount of tension in the room from his irritable face expressions and body language made me and in my opinion, his assistants very uncomfortable and feel like a burden during a extremely scary and stressful time for me as a first time surgery patient. The second Doctor Michael Choi stepped back, I did not know we were finished. I asked him "are we done?" He did not vocally tell me yes like he never vocally responds, all he did was nod his head. He asked if I had any questions then quickly exited the room. I would never recommend anyone especially if it's their first time to Doctor Michael Choi. It was an extremely difficult and heart aching experience with him as my doctor on top of already being extremely nervous ALL MONTH and never having any kind of surgery AT ALL in my entire life. I pray whatever he has going on in his personal life does not continue to fall over in his place of profession. That will only cause somebody else going further uncomfortable and like a burden the same that it made me. Thanks

1 star do to the pain and discomfort I felt during surgery even though i was sedated. This is the…read more2nd time ive used them to extract my wisdom teeth. The first time i was totally asleep and felt nothing but it was with a different Dr. This time i was sleep but i felt pain and pressure. Maybe they didn't use enough sedation this time even though i paid to be totally asleep. Waldorf office and Dr Choi

I been going to Dr. Smith office for about two years now, well maintained and friendly. Hygienist…read moreBisi is the best, she 's a true professional, very nice, friendly and knowledgeable person.

I saw Dr. K. Smith had good credentials so I called and asked if they were in network with…read moreBlueCross, I was told they were. My first visit was ok, the office staff is very nice but Dr Smith never looked at my mouth at all, He looked at the screen that his tech had uploaded pictures he had taken. He joked and laughed with 3 other people on his staff about the "bio-load" in my mouth. I am a registered nurse and knew exactly what he was saying. I should have walked out of the office at that point and I am sorry I did not. I was told my bill will either be $200 or $400 for the initial visit, depending on how they chose to bill. (???) I had to pay out of pocket on that day and then they billed me THAT same day for a biopsy that was done over a month later! They billed for a future service. Who does that? The biopsy was finally done and I was scheduled for a follow up the month after that. I called for the report a week prior to the appointment (3 weeks after the biopsy), they didn't have it. I called the day before my follow up, still didn't have it. I asked how we would have a follow up with no results? His dental assistant looked for the results and called me in the evening after the office had closed sounding like he was perturbed at my asking for the results of MY BIOPSY, he gave me the results and cancelled my follow up saying we didn't need to do any more. But I am still having an issue. The results were "precancerous" and I now have a wound were he biopsied that is not healing well. As of today, none of the bill has been covered by insurance. I have a new wound in my gum and my initial issue I went in for was never addressed. My mouth is sore and so far I am personally out over $800 dollars, which I paid up front, for nothing to have been resolved. I actually suspect fraud possibly taking place with their odd billing practice, and as for the doctor, very unprofessional and he likely caused more issues and he helped in no way. I spoke with someone in the office about my bill which CareFirst has denied, I asked why I was told they are in-network. I was told that sometimes the people at the desk will say they are in network (???). That is kind of a big mistake to make. I went in with high hopes that Dr. Smith would help with my issue, he did not, but I did get a big bill and a "free" tooth brush! Unless he decides to change and behave like a real doctor, don't waste your time or money.

Dr. Barakh is the best, 10 out of 10... he really cares about your overall dental health. He's…read morevery gentle! My teeth truly looks natural

For years I have trusted The Silberman Dental Group with all my dental needs. The type of care is…read moreProfessional and Caring. I would never go anywhere else. Today I was treated by Dr.Daniel Barakh. He completed a very difficult route canal procedure and did it with complete calm and ease. His assistant held my hand and helped keep me calm. Dr.Silberman and Dr.Barakh and staff make up a dental family--they even checked on me after I got home. They are the BEST!!!