I have gone to Dr. Maroney since about 1970, when I could and work hours did not prevent it. The first time I went to him was for a second opinion. Another Dentist was going to remove my front upper tooth that was cracked from an auto accident. Dr. Maroney said you should never lose a tooth and that the worse thing that could happen would be an absese and I'd need a root canal. That was about 36 years ago and the tooth is still fine and never needed a root canal. My Brother-in-Law lives in Va. and works in Washington D.C. He needed new bridge work about 5 years ago and actually flew in from Va. 3 or 4 times to have Dr. Maroney do the work as he himself being a Ph.D. in pharmacology felt Dr. Maroney was very honest, knowledgeable, and confident of his approach to the bridge work- unlike any dentists in the D.C. area- even specialists. The staff is very accomodating and make it fun to go to the dentist.
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