Cote, David

1111 Army Navy Dr #LL-03
Arlington, VA 22202703-521-8080

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19 ratings
89% gave a "superior" overall rating
$$$ - Prices 9% higher than average
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"I have been a patient of Dr. Cote's for several years and would not go to anyone else."
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Consumer from Arlington, VA
Aug 20, 2021

I have been a patient of Dr. Cote's for several years and would not go to anyone else.

Consumer from Arlington, VA
Apr 16, 2021

I have been going to Dr. Cote for years. He is honest and will tell you what you need and what you don't need. Highly recommend.

Consumer from Arlington, VA
Nov 18, 2020

I've been a patient of Dr. Cote's for many years so it was a hard decision to post my feedback. I think he is a very nice person and I've always been pleased about my cleaning appointments. However, back in September, I was told that I needed fillings. After my fillings, my teeth were very sensitive. I went back repeatedly for help and they finally admitted that they switched to a new sealant material and other patients were complaining of the same problem. They redid my fillings with the sealant they used previously. But a month later, one of my fillings is still sensitive, especially to hot/cold food. Now they are saying maybe I need a root canal. I'm very disappointed. Either they should have done a root canal to begin with and saved me the time/expense of getting fillings or they have somehow ruined this tooth so now it needs a root canal. Needless to say, I won't be going back to this practice.

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