Patient ParkingRockville, MD

PATIENT PARKING:

There are several parking options for our office. There is ample street metered parking, parking in the front of building, in the rear of the building, and the indoor garage, located on Chapman Avenue.

In Front of the Building main entrance:

For quick appointments like suture removal, orthodontic aligner checks, inserting occlusal guard, we kindly request that you park in the free parking area in the front of the building. There is also a Handicap Parking spot there

Rear of the Building Parking:

On Twinbrook Parkway, right before you reach Rockville Pike, there is an entrance for EAGLE BANK. Drive through the entrance, and all the way towards the end of the strip, after the two handicapped spots, there is ONE Twinbrook Dental Parking spot. That is a complimentary parking space for our patients. You can enter from the rear entrance, and as you reach the lobby, you would turn right toward the hallway where our office is located. NOTE: Please do not park in those Handicap spots, as they are paid Handicap Parking spaces, which need to be paid for via the Parking App. Please also note that all the window spots that say Twinbrook Dental Center, are also all paid parking via the Parking App. The parking strip is monitored frequently, and you may get ticketed.

Indoor Parking Garage:

There is an indoor parking garage on Chapman Avenue, right before you reach Twinbrook Parkway. You are welcomed to park there. For our patients only, please bring in your parking ticket with you, and we will be happy to validate it. Please note that the entrance and exit to the garage is narrow, so please be cautious, so as not to damage your car.

When leaving our office, please proceed to the main lobby, and on the right of the elevators furthest from our office, is a silver unmarked door, which leads into the patient parking garage. Please DO NOT use the building elevators to the parking levels B1, B2 and B3. They are exclusively for tenant parking, and you will get locked in the garage without being able to get back into the building.