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Alan Gordon, DDS
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4400 Stamp Rd # 313 Temple Hills, MD 20746
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Alan Gordon, DDS

Alan Gordon, DDS practices as a Dentist in Temple Hills, MD.
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4400 Stamp Rd # 313, Temple Hills, MD 20746
Services Alan Gordon, DDS is a dentist/dental office located in Temple Hills, MD. A dentist is trained to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases of the gums, teeth, and jaw.

Please call Alan Gordon, DDS at (301) 423-0264 to schedule an appointment in Temple Hills, MD or get more information.
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Dr. Gordon's expertise expands from the youth to the elderly.
He has been our family dentist for over 15 years and he is outstanding and his practice is great. He even saved my 84 year old mother with various
replacements and her teeth look fantastic.
He receives an "A+ from our family and we highly recommend him
for all ages.
by SHARON GIBSON xxx.xxx.97.97
December 02, 2018
This dentist is very unprofessional and has a poor bedside manner. As I was waiting for Dr. G. to clean my teeth, I noticed that the bag containing the "sterile" equipment was torn and had holes. It also appeared to be water-damaged. I politely asked w/n his office sterilized equipment in-house or were new tools used for each patient. Dr. G said they used an autoclave in house. Then I asked if this is why the bags looked to be damaged. He said yes. I explained that with the recent article in the news about dental patients being infected with hepatitis A, as well as the young man who died during a routine dental procedure, I wanted to put my mind at ease. I also asked him if there were any studies about the use of water picks and gum recession. I noted that since I'd recently gotten braces I've been using a water pic. Instead of asking why I was concerned about the water pik, or w/n I had noticed any dental problems since using one, Dr. G. scoffed at me, and asked if I believed in the moon landing and the events of 9/11. He also said he "would pray for me." Dr. G.'s rude, arrogant and unprofessional demeanor was unwarranted and for this reason, I will no longer visit his office as a patient. If you want a dentist who'd rather insult his patients than be professional and put their mind at his, then go see this man.
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.80.63
July 07, 2013
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