Smile Makeovers
Changing lives with cosmetic dentistry
Restorative Care
Repair and replace teeth in Washington DC.
Family Dental Care
Dental care for children and adults
Education & Training
A different kind of dentistry in DC
Implant Dentistry
Complete care for placing all types of dental implants
TMJ Disorders
Comprehensive care for bite problems
John Arroyo, Jr., DDS, is native to the DC area and has been serving patients and families in the DC area for over 40 years, providing our unique style of personalized, comprehensive care.
Learn MoreJeremi Arroyo, DDS, is proud to be in practice with his father, focusing on implant dentistry and advanced restorative treatments.
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5 out of 5 stars
I have been making regular visits to Jeremy Arroyo for years, and the care I have received is exceptional. Whenever I can manage it, I make my appointment with the hygienist, Rachel, who is an expert cleaner and diagnostician. She can locate problems and refer them to Jeremy (who is, by the way, her brother). This is a family -…
5 out of 5 stars
Love this family practice! They have a great facility, excellent customer service, are knowledgeable, and are timely! Thanks for making my niece and nephew so comfortable!
5 out of 5 stars
I recomend Arroyo Center for Aesthetic Dentistry, it's a great place..they treat you with the highest professionalism. I have been going there since 2000, I see them twice a year and their staff is always on top of things, I always look forward for my next visit. So if you live in the area or work in DC please come…
Implant dentistry in Washington DC to replace missing teeth and restore your smile confidence.
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We offer personalized cosmetic dental care in Washington DC for enhancing the appearance of your smile.
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Dr. Arroyo offers periodontal therapy to treat the signs and symptoms of gum disease including bleeding and receding gums.
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Recurring headaches and jaw pain can be the signs of an underlying TMJ disorder or bite problem.
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Periodontal disease affects half of Americans over age 30, yet most people don’t even know they have it. This disease of the gums is the leading cause of tooth loss in the developed world, and has also been linked to Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and other systemic…
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When you’re experiencing tooth pain, the sooner it can be relieved, the better. Pain is your…
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While you’re busy packing school lunches and making sure homework gets done, make sure your kids…
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