DENTIST IN BETHSEDA, MD

Comfortable Experience

We prioritize your comfort, offering sedation options and a relaxing environment to ease any dental anxiety.

15.3% OF ADULTS REPORT DENTAL FEAR OR ANXIETY

This finding directly supports the need for comfort measures and anxiety-aware care during dental visits.

“The global estimated prevalence of dental fear and anxiety (DFA), high DFA and severe DFA in adults were 15.3 % (95 %CI 10.2-21.2), 12.4 % (95 %CI 9.5-15.6) and 3.3 % (95 %CI 0.9-7.1), respectively.”

PubMed, Estimated prevalence of dental fear in adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Expert Care

Dr. Mazza with over 25 years of teaching and 28 years of practicing cosmetic dentistry along with his team are dedicated to providing you with excellent care for those searching for a general dentist near me.

86.30% WANTED MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR TEETH

The finding supports care that includes clear explanations, patient education, and informed treatment discussions.

“The most popular request for change was for dentists to inform patients of the condition of all their teeth including those in good health (86.30%).”

National Library of Medicine, A survey of patients’ concerns about visiting the dentist

One Stop and Shop

To avoid miscommunication, we are equipped to provide different phases of your treatment in our office under the same roof, no need to go to different places for your cosmetic needs.

21.7% FACED A NONFINANCIAL ACCESS BARRIER

Providing several phases of treatment in one office may reduce added trips, scheduling steps, and other access barriers.

“In 2022, 21.7% of adults delayed or did not get medical care in the past 12 months because of at least one of five selected nonfinancial access barriers to care.”

National Center for Health Statistics, Nonfinancial Access Barriers to Care Among U.S. Adults

Flexible Payment Plans

We offer Affordable Payment Plans, assisting you to receive desired and necessary treatment without any delay.

12.8% OF ADULTS REPORTED FINANCIAL DENTAL CARE BARRIERS

This dental-specific finding supports payment options that may help patients avoid delaying needed care because of cost.

“In2014, adults reported financial barriers to accessing dental care (12.8%) three times more frequently than children and adolescents (4.3%).”

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Oral Health Chronic Disease Indicators

Personalized Treatment Plans

We work with you to develop a treatment plan that fits your needs, goals, and lifestyle.

62.58% WERE CONCERNED ABOUT THE UNKNOWN

A personalized plan can reduce uncertainty by explaining the patient’s options, steps, and expected care.

“Common concerns were the unknown element (62.58%) and worries about ‘bad teeth’ (60.54%).”

National Library of Medicine, A survey of patients’ concerns about visiting the dentist

Free Parking

Complimentary parking is available at our premises.

5.7% OF ADULTS LACKED RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION

Complimentary on-site parking can make arrival simpler for patients who rely on a car for daily travel.

“In 2022, 5.7% of adults lacked reliable transportation for daily living in the past 12 months.”

National Center for Health Statistics, Lack of Reliable Transportation for Daily Living Among Adults

Convenient Location in Bethesda, MD

Our office is conveniently located in downtown Bethesda, MD, making us a top choice for those searching for: Bethesda Dentist, Dentist Bethesda MD, Dentist in Bethesda MD.

2.4% SAID TRAVEL TO A PROVIDER TOOK TOO LONG

A downtown location can reduce travel time for patients who live, work, or commute through Bethesda.

“2.4% reported that it took too long to get to the provider.”

National Center for Health Statistics, Nonfinancial Access Barriers to Care Among U.S. Adults

Metro Accessible

Red line Bethesda station is a few blocks away from our practice, a 5-10 minute walk.

5.8 MILLION PEOPLE DELAYED CARE DUE TO TRANSPORTATION

Nearby rail access offers another route to care for patients who cannot or prefer not to drive.

“Further, transportation impacts access to healthcare services, with an estimated 5.8 million people in the United States delaying healthcare in 2017 because of a lack of transportation.”

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Barriers and facilitators of older adults’ use of ride share services

Bus Accessible

M2 and M70 metro bus station is in front of our building.

TRANSPORTATION CAN LIMIT ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE

A bus stop near the building gives patients a public transit option for reaching dental appointments.

“The lack of efficient transportation can limit access to jobs, health care, social interaction, and healthy foods.”

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Improving Health Through Transportation Policy

Saturday Hours are Available

Schedule yours today for a dentist near me open on Saturdays in Bethesda.

12.5% DELAYED CARE BECAUSE THEY WERE TOO BUSY

Saturday availability directly addresses schedule conflicts that can make weekday appointments difficult.

“12.5% of adults delayed or did not get medical care because they were too busy to go to a provider.”

National Center for Health Statistics, Nonfinancial Access Barriers to Care Among U.S. Adults

State-of-the-Art Technology

We use the latest tools and techniques, including CBCT scan (Cone beam CT scan), CEREC same-day restorations, different digital technologies and gadgets for the best outcomes.

X-RAYS SHOULD USE THE LOWEST DOSE NEEDED

The FDA guidance directly supports careful imaging methods that provide enough detail for diagnosis while limiting radiation exposure.

“X-ray examinations should use techniques that are adjusted to administer the lowest radiation dose that yields an image quality adequate for diagnosis or intervention.”

U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Medical X-ray Imaging

Emergency Dentist

Extended hours available for dental emergencies.

2 MILLION EMERGENCY VISITS INVOLVE DENTAL PAIN

The national estimate supports timely access to a dental office when pain or another urgent concern cannot wait.

“Every year in the U.S., there are an estimated 2 million visits to hospital emergency departments (EDs) for dental pain.”

American Dental Association, Emergency Department Referrals