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Best dentist, dental assistants and staff I've ever encountered. Bar none. I traveled multiple times from Los Angeles or Texas to have my teeth cleaned and checkups by real professionals who aren't always putting me in front of their marketing people to try and up-sell some unnecessary procedure. 5 stars!.
I've been seeing Dr. Jeff and now Dr. Clay for literally decades. The team is so professional and friendly. Even with the tolls, I will visit. They are that good. My smile is in great shape. I recently had some bonding. It was painless and the results are amazing. This is truly a unique dental practice. I give them 10 stars- a perfect score. .
Dr. Clay Weisberg is knowledgeable, personable, and thorough. I would definitely recommend his practice to others. I'm especially grateful to Dr. Weisberg for diagnosing a more severe problem I was having. Being a generally healthy person, I always thought the waiting room medical questions were a waste of time - until my visit here. A first-time patient of Dr. Clay Weisberg's after leaving another practice, I was in for a routine cleaning but listed a prescription for Imitrex, as I had been waking from midnight migraines for the past several weeks. (For those unaware, migraines can be caused by any number of "triggers" like stress, sinus pressure, and dozens of others.) As he was inspecting my teeth, Dr. Weisberg commented that I should try not to clench my teeth so much, that it could cause long-term damage. "I don't clench my teeth." "Maybe you clench them unconsciously, when you're asleep?" The subject of my migraines came up, and Dr. Weisberg took a closer look at my x-rays. "Your molars come right up to the sinus cavity. Your stress is making you clench, and your clenching will put pressure on your sinus cavities. ...It's possible that your clenching is actually causing these migraines." It was like an episode of HOUSE - a week of no clenching and no migraines proved Dr. Weisberg correct! Go figure: my neurologist gives me pain pills; my dentist diagnoses the underlying issue. You can't expect your family dentist to solve all the world's problems, but this is a great example of the above-and-beyond service I know I can count on at Eastern Virginia Dentistry. PS, the staff is great. Just had my third visit this morning, and three times good service. I figured it was time to let others know the reason I'm such a loyal customer..
