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10700 Charter Dr

Columbia, MD 21044

+1 (410) 910-2330

Dean S. Glaros, MD, based at Wilmer Eye Institute in Columbia, MD, is a highly experienced ophthalmologist with over 21 years of practice in the field.

Specializing in a range of eye care services, Dr. Glaros offers expert ophthalmology care to patients in the Columbia area.

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5.01 reviews

Jacqueline M.

10/27/2025

Dr Glaros is an excellent doctor. I highly recommend him! He is very thorough and listens to his patients.

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