Moshiri Orthodontics

I had the pleasure of meeting Dr Maz through multiple professional and social connections. He was gracious enough to give my daughter a thorough consultation for her treatment knowing that most likely he would not be the one to provide the orthodontic treatment based solely on a challenge with the great distance between home and the office location.
The facility is top-​notch. The staff is very friendly. Dr Maz took a good look at my daughter’s teeth and showed her a variety of treatment options in detail. He explained all the differences and left my teenage daughter feeling empowered and knowledgeable on the subject.
I have no doubt that Dr Maz and his staff do an excellent job of treating their patients based on the interactions I have seen with him. Dr Maz is a talented and caring individual.
I say it jokingly, but the intent is sincere, I would gladly screw up my kids teeth if it meant they could have Dr Maz as their orthodontist.
I highly recommend Moshiri Orthodontics.

Brace yourself for my braces story. I got them in my 50s. That’s right. My 50s! They’re off now, and spoiler alert: thanks to Moshiri Orthodontics, my story has a happy ending.
How did I start this jaw-​journey? Let’s just say that, things were not right with my bite. My dentist warned me. She said, «This will get worse, but a great orthodontist can fix you.» (She was not the first woman in my life who insisted I needed fixing.)
I said, «Okay, send me to the best.» So she sent me to the best: the practice of Drs. Moshiri (father and son), master orthodontists, problem-​solvers of the highest order, yet very patient-​centric practitioners. Their staff is terrific; their offices modern and inviting (free Wi-​Fi, an adult waiting area, a kid video area, etc.) But don’t let those bonuses distract from what’s important: this team takes their work very seriously, and the phrase «attention to detail» was invented for their method.
Does that mean this was «fun» for me? No. Braces are not «fun.» No orthodontist can or will promise that. This was a multi-​year, uncomfortable experience for me: ibuprofen was my best friend. And true, most of my fellow patients were teen-​agers, but there were other (ahem) «slightly older-​than-​teens» among us. But at any age, if you’re going to do this, do it right.
Was my problem corrected? Well, you have my permission to ask to see my «before-​and-​after» photos. You’ll think I changed my appearance to enter a witness protection program. But that’s not why I did it. I did it for health, now and for the future.
The point: Moshiri Orthodontics has my highest recommendation.
And now, like many teen-​agers, I am successfully over my «braces» phase. So next… I’ll be getting my driver’s permit.

Wow, your response to my review is ridiculous. You don’t care for my review of the initial customer service I received over the phone and then start bashing me personally by stating that I «have a proclivity for placement of unfair negative reviews about various orthodontists and dentists.» How unprofessional. I mean, REALLY unprofessional. Wow!
I owe no explanation to anyone about the reviews I choose to write. If I have a PARTICULARLY good or bad experience with a business, it’s my right to share. I don’t write reviews on every place I go, just the ones that really strike me, positively or negatively. First impressions mean a lot. And my first impression — and your subsequent response to my review of that first impression — says a lot about you as business owners.
LOCAL FOLKS: Do yourselves a favor and head over to BANKHEAD Orthodontics. I got in same day, was charged a reasonable fee (no x-​rays required!) to fix my popped wire, as they UNDERSTOOD it was somewhat of an «emergency» situation. Thanks to Bankhead Ortho, I had a pleasant and comfortable Thanksgiving.

My dentist referred me to this office for Invislign. The office looked well furnished, very upscaled, and new. They uses a computerized system to keep track of where the patients are from log-​in to being seen by the doctor. As expected for an office with to many patients, there is a bit of wait, even in the mornings. The office staff and Dr. Moshiri seems very nice and knowledgeable. I suppose I’ll find out in a year when the treatment is done.