Broring, Charles Leonard, Jr.

8218 Wisconsin Ave
Bethesda, MD 20814301-652-1440

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3301 New Mexico Ave NW
Washington, DC 20016202-364-1151

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Consumer from KENSINGTON, MD
Oct 08, 2024

We are long time patients. We appreciate that Dr. Broring does everything himself...no hygienist. He is skilled and caring. The office runs on-time. I have never had to wait.

Consumer from BETHESDA, MD
Apr 17, 2024

My wife and I have gone to Dr. Broring for over 20 years. My father was a dentist, so I have very high standards for judging a dentist. Dr. Broring is excellent in every regard from his chairside manner to his attention to detail. His work is excellent, and it is always a pleasure to visit his office and have him perform whatever service is needed from routine care to filling cavities to making crowns. He is extremely careful and goes to great lengths to explain clearly whatever needs to be done. Patient comfort is always a high priority for him, and he takes the stress out of each visit.

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