As a retired nurse, I know the difference between adequate and stellar professional care. From my initial phone contact to schedule an appointment, to the initiative-taking care delivered by a team of dental hygienists and Dr. Elhady, I experienced organized, efficient, and patient focused care in immaculate, comfortable, and relaxed spaces. On a practical note, all treatment options were discussed and a written plan of care with cost estimates provided prior to treatment. Overall positive experience! Recommend without reservations.

Today was my first visit after looking around for a dentist for several months. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked into the office. The entire staff was very friendly and professional. The dental hygienist Hansu was great and had a lot of patience with me explaining everything as well as Dr. Elhady, they were very informative. Made me feel very comfortable. So happy I found them and have already referred them to friends and co-workers.

Mikaylyn at Oakton Family Dentistry is amazing! My daughter was always too impatient for dental cleanings, even after trying multiple dentists. But ever since we met Mikaylyn, she’s been calm and cooperative in the chair. Mikaylyn is incredibly patient, kind, and explains everything in a way my toddler understands. She’s truly great with kids and has made dental visits a breeze. Highly recommend her!

NOTE to (and ALSO 3% credit card fee, that they didn't notify about when asking for me to pay over the phone since I was out of network) out-of-network patients or cost-conscious persons who look to staff for guidance of cost expectations or billing procedures. The care is good but providers don't have to deal with insurance or cost information or perhaps they shouldn't opine on costs. When I specifically asked about costs (specifically being out of network), the team does not seem to know what exactly goes on until after the fact and merely respond with "we don't know until we bill the insurance" or "we don't know until after they bill". It would certainly help for persons , like me, looking for providers who don't leave them frustrated after the fact. Seeing other reviews, it's not just me and the whole practice of not being transparent with costs or billing when asked really leaves a bitter taste. I showed up to my appointment because the practice used to be in-network when I got invisalign treatment but then they left the network. I saw other dentists but went back to them strictly because of invisalign. They did an x-ray to check for other dental-related issues but being out-of-network I raised my concerns and was told that billing should be the same. When leaving the appointment, I asked the staff what would be billed and is this covered. They did not know and replied as above. This is not the only practice that does this but at least a good practice can show diligence to patients who are vigilant. This can and will easily dissuade others from wanting to receive care. It's not about the cost of the care (though there are limits) but at the same time, when the practice shows this diligence, it's an effort to show that care matters especially with costs, not just offering amenities to be getting brownie points. I'm leaving the area so it probably doesn't matter anymore but you wonder why healthcare costs are high and the lack of transparency exists. This practice is no exception. They do seem to be transparent when it comes to costs of procedures that you are considering but I was vigilant about this. Not sure if they would give that to someone who doesn't ask ahead of time.

Very expensive and opportunistic dental office; they offer unnecessary 'amenities' such as heated chairs but then charge over $300 just for a cleaning that takes 20 minutes. They pushed strongly for wisdom teeth removal when I did not have any insurance (and so I would have paid over $2200 out of pocket) but I waited and came back a year later, now with insurance, and all the sudden the removal "isn't needed" and was told by an outside office that taking them out would possibly even cause nerve damage. Lack of transparency with which insurance they actually take, and prefer to show bills on a calculator instead of saying them out loud in the office. Friendly staff, but be prepared to pay exorbitant amounts for standard care, or be told that something is included with your insurance only to be slapped with a bill weeks later.