Bunnag, Usa

6501 Democracy Blvd
Bethesda, MD 20817301-896-0633

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24 ratings
100% gave a "superior" overall rating
$$$ - Prices 14% higher than average
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1400 Spring St #420
Silver Spring, MD 20910301-681-2969

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Consumer from SILVER SPRING, MD
Oct 30, 2024

goes abbove and beyond always top notch friendly somewhat pricey but worth it

Consumer from Silver Spring, MD
Oct 07, 2023

Dr Bunnag is the best dentist I have had. She is thorough, professional and truly cares about the quality and service she and her staff provide. She seems to really love being a dentist! I appreciate that Dr Bunnag doesn’t try to ‘sell’ me products or services but when asked will provide all options and discuss pro and cons and costs of each option. Both my husband and I go to her and refer her with confidence to our friends and family. She also has an office in Bethesda and can see patients there depending on days of week that office is open.

Consumer from Washington, DC
Oct 29, 2020

Dr B overs highly personal yet professional service. I changed dentists a couple years ago to Dr B and cannot be happier.

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