As comfortable as he is embracing change and incorporating new technology into the practice, there's one aspect of the renovation that the doctor was far less comfortable with - decorating. He said that he knows whether or not he likes something, but wouldn't know what to pick. That's why he called on a professional interior designer to lend a hand in choosing colors, fabrics, lighting and artwork. The result is a warm, contemporary office space that Ross calls “a sanctuary,” bathed in soft golden tones, greens and browns. The entryway features a beautiful curved wood desk and a carpeted sitting area with chairs upholstered in a silky, light green fabric with brown accents. Large, framed photos of the D.C. area line one wall, and the main hallway features ice cream cone paintings done by a local artist.

The floor throughout is a honey-colored tile that looks like wood, leading down the main hallway into an imaging room and nine large operatories with double-door entryways to improve traffic flow. Each operatory is outfitted with new A-dec chairs, lights and cabinetry. In addition to added operatories, a large office and staff lounge were added off the main hallway.