Serving Maryland

Oral Surgery for Howard County, Maryland

Howard County patients find us the way patients find any destination practice: by researching who will actually be doing the surgery. From Columbia, Ellicott City, and Fulton, the drive south runs commonly about an hour to an hour and a quarter — and what it buys is specific: fellowship training in cleft and craniomaxillofacial surgery, a dedicated corrective jaw surgery practice, and full-arch implant reconstruction planned and performed by one team.

Consultations run in English or Spanish, IV sedation is available in the office, and every treatment plan arrives in writing with costs — the level of clarity Howard County's famously research-driven patients tend to appreciate.

Communities We Serve

ColumbiaEllicott CityClarksvilleFultonElkridgeSavageNorth LaurelJessupGlenelg

Getting to Us

From most of the county, US-29 or I-95 south connects to the Beltway and MD-5 (Branch Avenue) south into Waldorf; from the Fulton and North Laurel side, US-29 to MD-216 and down US-301 is a steady alternative — commonly about an hour to an hour and a quarter, traffic depending. Morning appointments run ahead of the southbound rush.

Waldorf Office

3450 Old Washington Rd #201, Waldorf, MD 20602

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

Chosen by Research, Not by Radius

Howard County sits amid plenty of dental care — patients who drive to us have usually compared credentials first: board certification, cleft/craniomaxillofacial fellowship training, a genuine orthognathic surgery practice, and complex implant and grafting depth, with the complication-solving experience of a hospital-trained team. For the procedures where the surgeon matters most, an hour's drive is a small variable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What draws Howard County patients this far south?

The specialty tier: corrective jaw surgery consultations, cleft and craniofacial expertise, full-arch implant reconstruction, and complex cases where patients want a named, fellowship-trained surgeon rather than the nearest available appointment.

Can my Columbia-area dentist or orthodontist stay involved?

Fully — that is the model. We handle the surgical phase and coordinate records, imaging, and timing with your local dentist or orthodontist, who continues your regular care, including implant crowns and orthodontics around jaw surgery.

How do you make visits efficient for traveling patients?

Consultation, 3D imaging, and a written plan with costs happen in one visit; surgery on a second; follow-ups are scheduled with your drive in mind and shared with your local dentist where possible.

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.