Oral Surgery for King and Queen County, Virginia
King and Queen County sits in quiet country where every specialist is a journey — so the practical questions are which journey, and whether it ends with the care you actually need. Up the US-17/US-301 corridor, our Waldorf office is commonly about two and a quarter hours away. That is a real trip, and we will say plainly what it is: a destination visit for surgical care worth choosing a surgeon over, not a substitute for routine dentistry closer to home.
That means consolidated visits, written plans with costs from day one, IV sedation, and coordination with your local dentist for everything that can stay close to home — while implants, difficult extractions, biopsies, and surgical consultations happen here.
Communities We Serve
Getting to Us
From the courthouse area, VA-14/VA-33 connect west to US-17 at or near Tappahannock; US-17 north meets US-301 at Port Royal, and the bridge crossing to Waldorf follows on the same road.
Waldorf Office
3450 Old Washington Rd #201, Waldorf, MD 20602
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Built for Patients Who Travel
Rural patients shouldn't settle for whatever surgical care is least inconvenient. Our traveling-patient process — one consultation visit with imaging and a complete written plan, surgery on a scheduled return, follow-up shared with your hometown dentist — exists precisely so distance doesn't decide quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many trips will my treatment take?
Typically two to three: consultation with 3D imaging and a written plan; the surgical visit; and a follow-up that can often be coordinated with your local dentist. Bigger reconstructions add planned visits — mapped out for you in writing before anything starts.
Is the drive feasible for a sedation procedure?
Yes — sedation patients regularly travel farther. The one requirement: a responsible adult companion to drive you home. Plan the day with your escort, and our after-surgery guide covers the ride and the first night.
Do you take patients without a referral?
You are welcome to contact us directly — many rural patients do. If your dentist referred you, mention it and we'll gather your records; if you don't currently have a dentist, we'll help you get connected with one for your ongoing care.
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.