
Hillcrest Dental Office
Hillcrest Dental Office — neighborhood care in Southeast DC.
Smyleee Rating
Rated
About Hillcrest Dental Office
Hillcrest Dental Office is located at Suite 2, 2811 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast in Washington DC's 20020 zip code — the Hillcrest and Pennsylvania Avenue SE corridor in Southeast DC, east of the Anacostia River. Pennsylvania Avenue SE in the 2800 block is in the Hillcrest neighborhood, one of the more stable, middle-class Black residential neighborhoods in Southeast DC, distinguished from the lower-income Anacostia and Congress Heights communities to the south by its elevated terrain, detached single-family homes, and homeownership rates above the DC Southeast average.
The Hillcrest neighborhood takes its name from its position on the ridge above the Anacostia flatlands. Hillcrest Dental Office's name anchors the practice to this community identity — signaling a neighborhood institution that serves the Hillcrest residential base rather than a downtown or Northwest DC practice that requires a commute across the river. Dental practices named for their neighborhoods in Southeast DC serve a community where dental access east of the Anacostia has historically lagged behind the Northwest DC and suburban Maryland options.
General dental care at Hillcrest Dental Office covers comprehensive oral examinations, professional cleanings, restorative treatments, diagnostic imaging, and management of dental conditions for the Hillcrest and surrounding Southeast DC patient base. The practice serves both the established Hillcrest homeowning community and the surrounding neighborhoods including Fort Dupont, Penn Branch, and Marshall Heights.
The 2811 Pennsylvania Avenue SE address is accessible from the Congress Heights and Anacostia Metro stations on the Green Line and the surrounding Southeast DC road network. For Hillcrest and Southeast DC patients who want a neighborhood dental practice on Pennsylvania Avenue without crossing to Northwest or traveling to suburban Maryland, Hillcrest Dental Office at Suite 2 provides locally rooted care in this underserved east-of-Anacostia corridor.
Neighborhood dental practice at 2811 Pennsylvania Ave SE Suite 2 in DC's Hillcrest neighborhood east of the Anacostia, serving the Southeast DC community on the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor.
Clinic Details
Best Known For
General Dentistry
Business Hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wednesday(Today) | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Services Offered
General Dentistry
General dentistry at Hillcrest Dental Office brings together comprehensive exams, cleanings, fillings, and gum-health monitoring, the everyday care that keeps a Washington smile in good shape.
Reviews
Smyleee Rating
Rated
18 reviews
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Recent Reviews
Nicole, who works at the front desk, makes false claims about people, leading to defamation. She often accuses others unfairly and can be quite rude. If you are near her, she may wrongfully accuse you of invading her space. Additionally, she has been known to incorrectly record cancellations in your files.
The lady who answers the phone is very rude and sarcastic. I called and left a message, someone returned my call told me she was going to look up some information and never called me back. I had to call the clinic numerous times just for someone to answer. There was an issue with the insurance and when I told her what the insurance advise she still acted like she couldn’t help and then left me on hold. I hung up because she never returned to the call and why would I want to have my personal business handled at a place of business with rude employees.
Front desk staff are friendly and professional. I saw Dr. Davidson, the son, for a routine exam and cleaning. He has good bedside manners and is professional. He answered my questions thoroughly and is funny. He didn't hurt me at all. I highly recommend this dental office and Dr. Davidson to anyone.
The worst Dentist of all times I wouldn’t recommend Alphonso Davidson jr. to a blind person. You suppose to be seen at 9:00 am and don’t been until 10:45 maybe 11/00am. Please do not let him do a root canal on you. I’m guaranteed your going feel every thing he’s doing including the drill I jump out the chair began to tell him I feel everything and he tell me to stop acting like a baby. And keep your eye on him to he be giving creep vibes know question. You have a better chance finding another dentist he’s definitely not the one.
I went to this office and was told that I would receive quality services. I can actually say the pulling of the teeth wasn't bad. But once I got those Mister Ed looking dentures it left me distraught, embarrassed it changed my face completely. I took pictures I was told that they will be well made. So in turn they were so big they wouldn't stay in my mouth I couldn't even close my mouth. I went back to dr.I went back to dr. Davis after my teeth flew out Thanksgiving of last year. I was so embarrassed my anxiety kicked in and I did not bother to pick the Tifa. But I'm went back to dr. Davis to see what he could do for me oh, he asked where the teeth were I told him what happened. He basically shrugged and said there's nothing I can do to help you. He didn't even. It was his office staff who told me to write my insurance and try to get help. He's unprofessional, he's uncaring and he's cold. I am filing a complaint with the dentistry board simply because just because people have Medicaid does not mean they should receive less than anybody else.
Went to Dr. Alphonzo Davidson Jr. for a broken/chipped tooth, which resulted in him finding cavities, ultimately resulting in me receiving three root canals. Yup, THREE, all within two weeks. There’s a negative stereotype around root canals, however all three of mine were absolutely smooth and painless. He said I had narrow canals, which made the procedure longer than anticipated, but even still I walked out both days after service, able to go to work. Mind blowing right? I’m not sure why there are negative reviews, granted my first day I did believe the receptionist to be a tad rude but nothing major. I have to go back for crowns, but even still, I am beyond satisfied with my services rendered and the overall customer service of the staff. Also, both of his dental assistants whose names I can’t remember were very warm, welcoming, and informative.
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