The best dentists and team!!! The office is clean, modern, and equipped with the latest technology,…read morewhich gave me confidence I was in good hands. They always take the time to explain every step of the process, ensuring I understood my treatment options and felt comfortable moving forward. The level of care and attention to detail was exceptional--I've never felt rushed during an appointment.

This place is the best ! The staff is amazing....helpful and friendly no matter what the…read morecircumstances. Gene is a brilliant dentist and Maureen is the kindest hygienist I've ever encountered . And thorough ! Even on a rainy day, Wanda's smile and greeting will light up the room. There are no superlatives adequate to describe this practice . Linda O

I can't believe there is any better Periodontist in the Washington area. I've been Dr. Alan…read moreLevine's patient for about 15 years and have NEVER had a complaint about him or any member of staff. oh wait! there was one time he made me laugh so hard I almost fell out of the dental chair. that, however, is NOT a complaint. ya gotta love when your Periodontist displays signs of being a stand-up comic. seriously, he is truly a wonderful, competent professional who takes real pride in his work, has a clean, comfortable office and a highly competent (and happy!) staff. if those are the qualities you are looking for in a Periodontist, you've come to the right place!

Everyone in Dr. Levine's office is extremely nice as well as efficient. Dr. Levine is highly…read moreskilled at what he does--he's up on the latest techniques. Patient comfort is a priority for this practice.

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!

Dr Barth is a master at giving Novocain. He should instruct other Dentists the correct way avoiding…read moreunnecessary pain, not how it is administered by other Dentists. An excellent, caring Dentist who takes the time to explain the process before proceeding. Highly recommend him for your Dentist.

My experience with Dr. Puterman began a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away--before Covid…read morewas a word, let alone a plague. After consulting with a number of specialists, the consensus was clear. Dr. Puterman is the best at what he does in the DMV--and my particular case (don't ask) required the best. I confess, I was skeptical. But a little more than half a decade (and several surgeries later (don't ask), I have a functional mouth again. Not only teeth that work but teeth that look great. Best of all, the pain that tormented me for decades is gone. GONE. Obliterated. Throughout this ordeal, Dr. Puterman stuck by me. And I by him and his extraordinary staff and colleagues. Dr. Puterman was always honest. Always fair. Always honorable. Always kind. And always decent. This is not what I would have expected given the intrinsic challenges of my case and the fickle nature of human biology that doesn't always cooperate with titanium and bone grafts. And yet--here I am--finally some five plus years later. Grateful beyond words for my experience with Dr. Puterman. Don't get me wrong. I won't miss being in his chair for scores of additional hours. I'm a grateful patient. And what makes me especially grateful is that we made it--together. If you desire the best that modern dentistry has to offer, there is no one better--more capable, skillful, and honorable. I could not recommend anyone more highly. Puterman is the best.

I've been going to Capitol Dental for over twelve years now and have never had a bad experience. A…read morebeautiful office in a beautiful neighborhood, they have the most top notch dentists there. They've corrected a lot of the damage done by my previous dentist as well as bending over backwards for anything else I might need. I especially recommend Dr. Sharon...Not only is she a great dentist but a real sweetheart, too!

Wow! Wow! Wow! What…read morean amazing experience! Dr. Sharon, Otis and the entire team are super awesome! Quality of care was global standard! Professionalism was paramount, and courtesy was as Mama taught! Thank you to the Capitol Dental team!

Great Dentist. No frills, no upselling, just clean, healthy teeth. 4.5 stars…read more I moved up to DC a few years ago and hadn't really found a dentist that I like... until now. Dr. Michael was kind, friendly, quiet, confident, comforting, and honest. His wife works the front desk and is lovely. For me, Dr. Michael did all the work himself (unlike a lot of dentists where the technician does the cleaning and the dentist just pokes around). He cleaned my teeth, did some flossing and polishing, said that he didn't see any cavities and that my teeth looked good. He could have easily made a quick profit off of me by doing unnecessary X-rays or "finding" something like "a cavity" or worse... but he didn't, and in the process earned a loyal customer (and another good review on yelp). The nicest part, I think, is that there are huge windows in the second floor exam rooms with a little bit of a view of some treetops, the sky, and the street-scene. That and the classical music playing in the background made it almost as relaxing and comfortable as a dentist visit can be. The waiting room is simple, neat and clean with some magazines provided, and rather than trashy Jerry Springer -esq daytime TV blaring, they have the aforementioned local classical music radio station playing. The sign-in/sign-up process was simple and straightforward (just one page of the usual info). Getting an appointment over the phone was easy. They take appointments Monday through Thursday. I have Aetna insurance (which they accept) and my checkup was therefore free. I think I walked out of the door less than an hour after I walked in. The office is located in the second floor of an apartment building, they'll buzz you up. The apartment lobby, elevator and hallway were probably the worst part of the experience (they're just not quite as comfortable and slick as some medical center lobbies), but that is largely outside of Dr. Michael's control. There is metered street parking on Connecticut or Nebraska and un-metered parking on the surrounding streets (but don't park on Connecticut during rush-hours). Right across Connecticut are Comet Ping-Pong Pizza and a great local bookshop called Politics and Prose. Overall, it was a great experience and Dr. Michael will be my new dentist while I live in DC, I would recommend him, but I would also recommend the following to get a 5 star rating: 1. The apartment building trash-shoot room is in the hallway near the dentist suite and smells a bit, this should be cleaned up, or at least air-freshened. 2. For first-time visitors, it would be nice to have a little more signage out front as it's not clear that the apartment building also houses a dentist office (which is a bit unusual for this suburban Florida kid - apparently is more common in cities). I wasn't sure I was in the right place. Also, some more modern and directional (with arrows and "second floor") signage inside would be helpful. 3. The cleaning/appointment was so painless that I almost wondered if my teeth were properly checked for cavities. My old dentists used to poke and prod and scrape my teeth seemingly as hard as they could to try to "find" cavities (or was it just to torture me?). That was usually the most painful and least comfortable part of the visit. There was a lot less of that during my visit, and I think I would have benefited from more explanation as to why. 4. A plain, simple, static website with a picture of the building, the office, the doctor, and some basic info would be helpful (which insurances are accepted, what days are appointments available, a link to this yelp page, how many years of experience Dr. Michael has, etc.). It doesn't need to be slick or fancy, a basic squarespace site or something would suffice, it could even say that their specialty is dentistry, not websites, that would be fine. 5. They should add coat racks in the exam room so that you can hang your coat/jacket/bag where you can see it, and not worry about your valuables (wallet, phone, etc.). But like I said above, it was an overall great experience, Dr. Michael will be my go-to dentist and I would recommend him to anyone looking for a new Dentist in the area.

How does one review a dentist? It's pretty bizarre seeing the dentist from your childhood pop up on…read moreYelp. I feel like the least I could do for him is give him some props on here. I was lucky in that I never had any bad dental problems, but some in my family did, and Dr. Michael treated them well. He never tortured me. I guess that's a plus for a dentist. They are covered by a lot of different insurance. His office is clean...he's got good toothpaste and floss... I'm running out of things to discuss. The magazines in the waiting room are good? Highlights is the sickness. I spent lots of time trying to find those hidden objects in the picture....

Yesterday my dad needed to see a dentist immediately. He'd received a diagnosis that required…read moreimmediate attention. Since I've been a patient at this dental center for many years, I called them and asked if they could, in this urgent case, provide an appt for my dad immediately. They did so willingly. My dad and mom arrived and were well cared for while being in there. Which doesn't surprise me. That staff and dentists are so friendly, competent and compassionate. I'm super delighted that my dad and mom had a pleasantly warm invitation. And, he received referrals to top doctors to see next steps. Drs Telis and Robinson are brilliant!

Severe dental anxiety and a few years of no dental insurance left me needing work that could not be…read moreprocrastinated anymore. I choose this place because they had good reviews from other people with dental anxiety. The first two visits, I saw a female doctor I couldn't catch her name. She and her assistant put me at relative ease. She did x-rays, a deep cleaning, a removal, and bone graft. I managed to sit through it without freaking out, largely due to the demeanor of the dentist. My hands were shaking but they gave me a stress ball to squeeze and I made it through. Next I was scheduled to return and get the stitches removed and some fillings done. After the bone graft took, she planned to do an implant. The work order was written up and approved by me. But on the day of my visit, I got a call saying the female dr was out on a family emergency. But I'd be seen by Dr Lim. Ok... Well, Dr Lim came into the room. The dental assistant told me that he was quiet, but was a great dentist who specialized in root canals. I was already nervous, and Dr Lim's bedside manner did not improve. First, he wasn't just quiet, he kept dropping and adjusting my chair without warning, jerking my body around. Without reviewing notes, he removed the stitches (I had to tell them where they were). Then looked at xrays, and growled, "I'm going to do a root canal." and left the room. The front desk lady came in with a new work order and cost estimate. Dr Lim basically ignored everything that the other dentist did, and just wanted to do a root canal in a tooth that the other dentist didn't mention. When I asked about the other work, the desk lady fetched the paperwork. Together, with the root canal and cap, planned implant, and fillings, it was more than I could swing. At this point, my anxiety was very high. Dr Lim came back in the room to explain why I needed the root canal. He pointed to the x-rays, which I don't know how to read. He said, in a very hostile tone, that if I didn't get it fixed, the cavity would just get worst. He said he didn't see the point of the planned implant when I needed other work on teeth that were closer to the front of my mouth. During our interaction, he demonstrated that he hadn't reviewed my prior treatment notes by saying he'd address a problem with my teeth that the other dentist had already fixed (but still showed up on the original x-rays). I didn't give consent, so Dr Lim left the room. I decided to just leave with the stitches being removed, and not get any more dental work done that day. I wasn't prepared for a root canal, having gone in expecting a mild day of fillings. Before I left, I expressed that my confidence was shaken by the fact that the two different dentists didn't agree on a single plan of action for what work was the highest priority. I have no doubt that I need a fair amount of work, but I wasn't happy with the first doctor's treatment plan being belittled by the second doctor. The front desk lady said she'd bring the issue to the head dentist, Dr Sanna, and ask him to prioritize dental work with the two doctor's differing plans in mind. She said she'd get back to me Monday (it was Friday). I left, and proceeded to have a full blown panic attack. No one from the dentist office called me to follow up on the issue. Not that Monday, or in the weeks after.

Adequate. They switched my appointment to a different dentist. Not great very upset extremely…read moredisappointed I. The care and concern. I won't go back

I've been coming to Dr Cohen and his practice since they started and have had excellent care with a…read morefriendly and professional attitude always!

Dr Schneider messed up my implant surgery and refused to compensate my loss so I had to have the…read moreimplant redone at my expense.

I've had Dr. Schneider as my periodontist for several years. I am very happy with him. He seems…read morevery competent and trustworthy.

The office for several years has been telling us they file claims on our behalf. Because the claims…read morewere for routine services, we just thought they didn't exceed out-of-pocket costs. In fact, Pia Dental was NOT filing claims---they JUST filed 10 days ago all of them, going back years. Not even an apology. We are out thousands of dollars. Have switched dentists. If you go to this practice, double check anything they tell you.

I only went for biannual cleanings so cant speak to more extensive work. Dr. Irvin and the staff…read morewere friendly. The downsides are not having nitrous, cost, and availability. The hygienist was a bit rough with her cleaning, as I had sharp pain at least 1-2 times afterwards. This dentist was the first I saw as an adult out of college so the pain after a cleaning is one reason (among others) I now require nitrous. Regarding availability, I tried to reschedule my appointment before I moved at the end of 2015 but they were scheduling for at least 3 months out. I didn't know what a reasonable cost for cleanings was, but now that I have been in CA and have insurance, the cost I have paid with this practice ($220?) seems high. In my opinion, nothing about the practice really justified the cost or difficulty scheduling - especially since they don't have nitrous for anxious patients like me.