Oral Surgery for Arlington, Virginia
Arlington patients who find us are usually solving a specific problem: they want a fellowship-trained surgeon for a jaw surgery consultation, a full-arch reconstruction, or a complex case — and they've discovered that the drive south (commonly about an hour, against traffic) buys credentials, free parking, and suburban scheduling instead of a parking garage and a waitlist.
The full scope is here: orthognathic surgery, cleft and craniofacial care, dental implants from single-tooth to full-arch, wisdom teeth under IV sedation, oral pathology, and TMJ treatment — in English or Spanish.
Communities We Serve
Getting to Us
From Arlington, I-395/I-95 to the Wilson Bridge, then MD-210 south into Waldorf — a reverse-commute that commonly runs about an hour. Afternoon appointments return you north as the traffic runs south.
Waldorf Office
3450 Old Washington Rd #201, Waldorf, MD 20602
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Credentials Per Mile
Measured in credentials per mile, the hour south is efficient: board certification, cleft/craniomaxillofacial fellowship, a dedicated orthognathic practice, full-arch reconstruction, IV sedation, and bilingual consultations — at suburban logistics and pricing. For the procedures that warrant choosing a surgeon by name, Arlington patients keep making the drive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any way to make the trip without driving?
For consultations, some patients ride Metro's Green Line to Branch Avenue and finish by rideshare. For surgery with IV sedation you'll need a companion regardless — a responsible adult must accompany you home — so most Arlington patients simply drive down with their escort.
What draws Arlington patients specifically?
Jaw surgery consultations are the most common: Arlington's young-professional population includes many adults finally correcting a bite (or an airway) they've managed around for years. Full-arch reconstruction and complex implant cases follow close behind.
Can appointments be scheduled around a DC work day?
Yes — the office runs Monday through Friday 8 to 4, and we schedule traveling patients deliberately: early appointments beat the traffic down, afternoon ones return you against it.
Ready When You Are
Call the office nearest you or send a consultation request — we'll verify your benefits and put a written plan in your hands.