Serving Virginia

Oral Surgery for Fairfax County, Virginia

For southeastern Fairfax County — Mount Vernon, Lorton, Fort Belvoir, and the Alexandria side — our Waldorf office is closer than it looks: across the Wilson Bridge and down MD-210, commonly 45 minutes to an hour. From the rest of the county, patients come for the reason people cross any metro area: a specific surgeon with specific training for a significant procedure.

That means corrective jaw surgery planned and performed by a surgeon who lives in that operation, cleft and craniomaxillofacial fellowship expertise, full-arch reconstruction with the grafting depth for hard cases, and consultations in English or Spanish.

Communities We Serve

Mount VernonLortonFort BelvoirSpringfieldAlexandriaAnnandaleBurkeFairfaxViennaReston

Getting to Us

From the Route 1 corridor and Fort Belvoir, cross the Wilson Bridge and follow MD-210 south to Berry Road into Waldorf — commonly 45 minutes to an hour. From central and western Fairfax, the Beltway to MD-5 south is the standard route; afternoon appointments run against traffic both ways.

Waldorf Office

3450 Old Washington Rd #201, Waldorf, MD 20602

Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

A Named Surgeon for the Big Decisions

Fairfax has abundant dental care. What it can't always offer is the exact combination a major procedure deserves: board certification plus cleft/craniomaxillofacial fellowship training, a genuine jaw surgery practice, full-arch expertise, IV sedation, and a written plan from the surgeon personally.

Popular Guides for New Patients

Frequently Asked Questions

How far are you from the Mount Vernon area?

Commonly 45 minutes to an hour: across the Wilson Bridge and down MD-210 into Waldorf, traffic depending. Fort Belvoir and Lorton run similar. It is closer than most Fairfax addresses expect Maryland to be.

Why choose you over an oral surgeon in Fairfax?

For many routine procedures, don't — closer is fine. Patients choose us for the specialty combination: jaw surgery and cleft fellowship credentials, full-arch reconstruction, complex-case depth, Spanish-language care, and a surgeon who puts the whole plan in writing personally.

How does insurance work for a Virginia patient coming to Maryland?

Insurance follows your plan, not state lines. We verify your specific benefits before treatment and provide a written estimate, so nothing about coverage is a surprise.

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.