You want to find a dentist in Annapolis, MD you can trust to provide expert dental care for the whole family, one who is also willing to take the time to discuss and deal with specific issues in a thorough and caring way that makes you feel like a person and not just  “the patient in the chair #2.” 

Need a Second Dental Opinion? 

Traditionally, people just tended to do whatever a physician or dentist said. But things have changed, for the better. Patients want, and deserve, to know and understand what’s going on with their treatment and, quite frankly, just what dental services they’re paying for. If you go to another Annapolis dental practice and find that you just don’t feel sure about the treatment the dental office recommended to you, please call our Annapolis dental office. Dr. Daniel will look at your situation with fresh eyes, and let you know if he feels you’re being treated properly. You’re under no obligation to get that treatment here at Aria Dental in Annapolis, MD, but you can go ahead at that other dental practice, confident that you’re receiving the dental care you need.

Save Yourself Some Time

There’s one type of pain no dentist in the world can fix—the need for paperwork! After you make your Annapolis dental office appointment, please download our easy-to-access New Patient Forms, fill them out and bring them into the dentist office for your first dental care appointment. Our friendly staff at the front desk loves hanging out with new patients, but filling out paperwork isn’t exactly “quality time” for anybody.

We're serious.

Ask us any questions.

Educating you about dental care and your oral health is just as important to us as preserving it. Nothing we do for you means much if we don’t also make you know how to maintain the level of oral health we help you achieve. Whether you’re consulting with Annapolis, MD dentist Dr. Daniel or having your teeth examined and cleaned by our expert dental hygienists, please feel free to stop at any time for clarification about what’s going on or what’s being recommended to you. Also, we don’t want you signing off on any dentistry treatment you don’t thoroughly understand. Another important thing about questions: the health of your teeth and gums is tied to your overall health in ways you might not realize, so we want you to be the best-informed patient you can possibly be.