Capital Dental Care

This was my fifth visit to this dental clinic, and I have been very satisfied with the care I’ve received. I’ve had dental cleanings starting at $80 and fillings starting at $170, including anesthesia. Most of the staff who have treated me have been women, and they have always been kind, professional, and patient. I have some anxiety when it comes to dental procedures, and they always take the time to make me feel comfortable and at ease. The clinic also has parking available, and there is a bus station nearby, making it very convenient to access. Overall, I highly recommend this dental office for its excellent service, friendly staff, and quality care. So far, I have been very happy with my experience.

LOVE LOVE LOVE! Dr. Bordon is AMAZING! She's warm, caring, SUPER gentle and so reasonable. I was nervous about a filling that came out, that was quite large- nightmares of root canals and extraction- she fixed me up and I hardly even felt it! She helped me with payments and reducing cost to a really fair price.....I can't say enough about her and this office....BIG FAN! (first time I'm writing that about a dentist!) :) DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!

**Que Fantastico Servicio “Dental”! ❤️** Dr. Borden and her staff (Ms. Ada & Ms. Mary) excel at completing all your routine and specialized dental needs. My family has been coming here for years and years… with quality care and never any unresolvable issues! Cost is very reasonable, and comparative to other providers in NoVa. Parking easy. Waiting area pleasant, quiet, and clean. {Se habla Espanol!} — 🫵🤠🇺🇸

Terrible place, rude staff, poor communication skills, cancel you without notice, overpriced. will not recommend to anyone. stay away from this place …

Stay away from this scam operation! I had to file a complaint with my insurance company about the false information this place provided and the fraudulent charges they made! I came in for a regular cleaning; Dr. Bordon claimed my mouth was full of cavities (though wouldn't say how many/where) and that I had a "bad overbite" (my top front teeth extend very slightly over my bottom teeth - it's been like that ever since my braces came off). She told me to either get fillings or have some teeth removed, and that I needed braces again. I've never had a cavity in my life, and I couldn't see what she was talking about when she handed me a mirror to "show" me. At this point I was 100% sure this was a scam, so when she told me it was time to get xrays I just said no. She got angry with me and asked me if I still wanted my cleaning or if I just wanted to leave. When I asked to proceed with the cleaning that I came in for, she did a lazy job (just an electric toothbrush and a little bit of scraping, completely ignored my molars and wisdom teeth, didn't even floss or put any treatment on my teeth) that took under ten minutes. She also said that she would put more sealant on my molars - she never did. On top of the scam, this was an absolutely terrible experience in every other regard. I'll do my best to summarize: - It took a week to schedule my appointment, because no one ever answered the phone (I called six times) OR responded to the messages I left. Eventually I was called back - The location is poor, difficult to find, and no directions were provided. Once I found the practice, I got to experience paper thin walls, disgusting smells wafting in from other offices, and a WRETCHED unisex bathroom that was falling apart and had bloody toilet paper sitting on the sink. - Right off the bat, even the receptionist was trying to get me to have xrays done. It was the very first thing out of her mouth, the dental assistant's mouth, and the dentist's mouth. How can you recommend xrays if you haven't even looked at my teeth yet? - The dentist and dental assistance seemingly could not speak English terribly well. All three of them (dentist, assistant, receptionist) spoke to me like I was a child, and repeated the same phrases over and over again like broken records, no matter what I said. - Generally weird people. I asked the dentist how it was possible that I could go from no cavities ever to a mouth full of cavities in only two years (since the last time I saw a dentist), and the assistant chimed in with this bizarre rant about how "oh in the past two years there's been an increase in all the chemicals in our food, it's ruining our teeth and making us sick". The dentist said nothing. Also, the receptionist got pissed at me for not providing my "responsible party" information on my new patient form - I was apparently supposed to put my employer's name and address there. Mind you, this part of the form reads "First name/last name? Marital Status? Gender?"