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Oral and maxillofacial surgeons complete an additional four to six years of hospital-based advanced training beyond dental school, which prepares them for procedures that require deeper expertise in anesthesia, bone and tissue surgery, and complex diagnosis.Procedures like wisdom tooth extraction, dental implant placement, corrective jaw surgery, and facial trauma repair are best performed by a specialist with this advanced level of surgical experience. At our Ashburn office, our Board-certified surgeons bring this depth of experience to every case, ensuring the safest and most predictable results. Meet our surgeons to learn more about the excellence they bring to oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Bone grafting is a common preparatory procedure that builds up the jawbone in areas where bone loss has occurred — often due to tooth loss, gum disease, or long-term denture wear. During the grafting procedure, your surgeon places bone material at the treatment site to encourage your body's natural bone regeneration. Once the graft has healed and sufficient bone volume has been restored, your surgeon can proceed with dental implant placement. Our Ashburn team will walk you through the full timeline and let you know exactly what to expect at each stage. The quality of care displayed by our doctors reflects our commitment to every patient we provide treatment for.
Not all wisdom teeth require removal, but they are often extracted when they are impacted (unable to fully emerge through the gums), growing at an angle that could damage neighboring teeth, or contributing to crowding, infection, or cyst formation. Your general dentist may identify potential issues through routine imaging and refer you to our Ashburn office for evaluation. During your consultation, your surgeon will review your X-rays or 3D scans, assess the position of your wisdom teeth, and recommend a course of action based on your individual anatomy.
Yes, treating impacted canines is a collaborative process that involves close coordination between your orthodontist and our oral surgeons. In many cases, the orthodontist will create space in the dental arch while our surgeon performs a minor procedure to expose the impacted tooth and attach a bracket that allows the orthodontist to guide it into position over time.Our Ashburn team stays in regular communication with your orthodontic provider to ensure the treatment progresses smoothly.
Patients at our Ashburn office have access to the full range of oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures our practice is known for. We place dental implants for patients missing one tooth or an entire arch, and we perform the advanced bone grafting techniques that often make implant placement possible. Our surgeons remove wisdom teeth with a focus on elevated comfort, treat impacted canines in coordination with orthodontic teams, and perform corrective jaw surgery for patients with functional or aesthetic concerns. We also specialize in sedation dentistry, gingival gum grafting, TMJ disorder treatment, oral pathology evaluation, facial trauma surgery, dentoalveolar procedures, pre-prosthetic surgery, sleep apnea solutions, and platelet rich growth factor therapy — all supported by advanced technology that enhances diagnostic accuracy and surgical precision.