Dr. LaGrua started his dental career in the U.S. Army, where he completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency in July 2000 at Fort Jackson, SC. He then spent two years at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and was deployed to Bosnia Herzegovina with the Stabilization Forces in the former Yugoslavia.
In 2009, Dr. LaGrua earned his Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), becoming one of only 7 percent of dentists who have achieved this honor. Dr. LaGrua has also completed training through the Misch International Implant Institute and is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
Dr. Calvano began his dental career in the U.S. Navy where he completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency in July of 2000 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island, South Carolina. He spent the next three years as part of the 2nd Dental Battalion at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. During his time with the Marines, Dr. Calvano was proud to be deployed to the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean, and Afghanistan with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
In 2007, Dr. Calvano earned his Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD). To achieve this honor, dentists must take more than 500 hours of educational courses in various areas of dentistry and must pass a rigorous exam. Dr. Calvano is one of only 7 percent of AGD dentists who have earned an AGD Fellowship. In 2011, Dr. Calvano completed an extensive continuing education series in orthodontics with Progressive Orthodontic Seminars.
When hes not helping patients in the office, Dr. Calvano enjoys spending time with his wife Sandra and their two children, exploring the local beauty of Virginia and traveling abroad to see the sights.
Cameron Roberts always knew he wanted to do something that would allow him to make a difference in the lives of others. While growing up in South Jordan, Utah, Cameron was exposed to the many great things providing dental health care could do. After serving a 2-year Spanish-speaking mission in Bolivia for his church, Cameron finished his Bachelor of Science degree at Brigham Young University as a Microbiology Major, married his sweetheart and moved across the country to begin his dental education at Virginia Commonwealth Universitys Medical College of Virginia.
Following his graduation from VCU Dr. Roberts worked as an associate dentist in Richmond Va.During this time he attended many continuing education seminars to become more proficient at Endodontics, aesthetic dentistry and he is Invisalign and Clear Correct certified.
Dr Roberts joined DHA in 2013 and has loved living in the Shenandoah Valley and working with great co workers.He is currently working to complete the requirements to become a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD).
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Rating 4.7 out of 5 based on 282 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestS. Mark Glenn
a year ago
Gentle, yet thorough, dental cleaning; I may be biased, but Raegan is the best! Dentists are great too and really care about their patients.
WA Botkin
a year ago
Got me in fast and took very good care of me
Sarah Aguilar
a year ago
They are always sure that dental work is done efficiently! Every time I've been they are extremely considerate of pain and make sure that I am well educated and feel fine before leaving
Linden Holsinger
a year ago
Great people! I learn something new with every visit. Everyone super friendly and very professional. Top notch facility!
Brad Rhodenizer
a year ago
Dental Health Associates in Verona is by far the best dental care I have ever received. They have the best and most modern dental equipment and everyone there is very professional. My experiences have been pain free and they truly care about my dental health.
DiDi Lund
a year ago
Honest dentists that aren't trying to gouge the public. 10/10 would recommend. I came here for a second opinion after one local dentist quoted me as needing over $8k worth of dental work! Low and behold, the dentists at Dental Health Associates examined me, told me I needed 2 fillings replaced in the next year or so and that was it. They saved me over $7500! Get your second opinion with these folks- they will do right by you.
Ginny Ward
a year ago
Excellent service and convenient location.
Paula Landacre Radulski
a year ago
Amazing people - all of them - receptionists, billing/appointment clerks, dental hygienist, dental assistants/techs, dentists, surgeons, etc. Always an intelligent conversation and a job well done. Thankyou!
Denise Kebeck
a year ago
Warm and welcoming dental professionals. The doctor and assistant took time to explain each step and procedure. They even had a cancellation to accommodate my over due cleaning!!
G Brogan (Sunshine)
a year ago
Staff is extremely nice and Dr. Benard and Tory are amazing and made me feel extremely comfortable.
Dale White
a year ago
Brian is superior as a dental professional.
Melinda Minter
a year ago
really nice place to be seen , worked me in there schedule on same day I called for a dental emergency ..
Sam Dawson
a year ago
Very helpful, very friendly, very professional as always.
Patty Marcey
a year ago
Awesome practice from the ladies at the front desk, to Dr. Noble and Dr. Bernard, to Reagan! All very personable!
Kenny Stevens
a year ago
Great job by Reagan explaining play by play as she worked. Very professional. She took the time to ensure my comfort as well as confidence as she new I had a slight reflex when working in mouth. Dr. Noble was efficient and very informative as she inspected my teeth. She explained future procedures needed and timeline for doing so. Check out was also efficient with a complete breakdown of future procedures and cost associated. Very important. This is a five star dental practice. I gave them four because that don't recognize the government program I'll be using for dental in the future. Very disappointed. K
ShawnicHedgehog
a year ago
For one surgical extraction, I had to come here 3 times. The first time was for the actual procedure. The Dentist was rough with it. He did have time to make a lot of jokes though, but didn't seem real concerned to go over why people may be here, for the dental visit or like in any other medical settings, taking a minute to discuss aftercare before leaving. Two days later I had to come in because the clot came out of my extraction early and I needed it redone to prevent dry socket. A different dentist made two comments about food particles in the fresh, new deep socket, yet, the previous dentist didn't give me a syringe to safely clean it, which should be protocol for after care, right? So, maybe put that in the notes as well, since I wasn't gonna stick anything else in a fresh extraction. It was also for an emergency appointment within an hour/short notice. She did at least remedy the clot and gave me a 50 cent syringe, which the first dentist failed to do for aftercare after an over $300 surgery. The syringe that time may had prevented the clot from coming loose, hopefully that is also note worthy. The third time I came back and got some antibiotics. When my tooth was pulled he was vividly rough to where even the dental assistant made a comment during the procedure. To see a dentist get stressed, put the dental instruments down, looking clearly tensed, then aggressively going back in over and over was stressful. A surgical extraction isn't fun for anyone, but there was a level of unnecessary stress on his behalf that he should be more trained for in his field. Anyways, I was there the third time because the top of my jaw, adjacent to my cheeks where the tooth was pulled had not been healing in close to 3 weeks. It is extremely sore, sometimes just painful and the dental assistant before he came in felt it and knew exactly what I meant. He then comes in, takes a picture of a total different area and says it's fine. Take a second and listen to me like the assistant did, you're in a medical field. He looks no further after I corrected him, gives me anitbiotics for an infection I have no signs of and sends me on my way. If it gets worse I'll go elsewhere. This is my first bad experience with a dentist, so in that way I am lucky. In any field you have you have your bad eggs. I am only giving 2 stars because a lot of the dental assistants were wonderful. I will never return here however, because the two dentists I dealt with were rude, unprofessional, and had an attitude that they were above people who needed assistance. As a side note, watch out for how they take notes about you. They write down everything said or happening during the visits /calls but will conveniently leave out in the notes if they didn't follow a protocol so it paints a false narrative to make them look better.
John Archer
2 years ago
Excellent
Amanda Outlaw
2 years ago
I have been on hold for 30 mins on the emergency line. My face is swollen and I really need to get ahold of someone but I can't so what do I do at this point?
Forrest Taylor
2 years ago
Very rarely do I leave reviews however my experience here was so awesome that a review is in order. I had a very poor experience at another dentist office that left me very apprehensive about going back. A co-worker recommended Dental Health Associates and I'm glad they did. The office was very pleasant and the staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. They were very thorough and explained what all was needed without trying to sell unnecessary dental work. I can't say enough good things about the whole experience. They will definitely be my preferred dental practice from now on.
Sherri Ray
2 years ago
They were very caring, and made sure i was comfortable during my procedure and explained everything they were doing. Very positive experience!
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