For patients who have suffered from an injury to their teeth, jaws, or face, our highly trained oral and maxillofacial surgeons can safely address your facial injuries so you can once again look and feel like yourself. This is crucial because facial injuries cause not just physical, but emotional trauma alike, affecting long-term mental and physical health. Our experienced team... read more »
Loudoun Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery has been providing high-quality surgical care, including endodontic surgery for many years now. When a tooth has damage to the nerve and blood supply (the pulp), either from decay or trauma, root canal treatment is often necessary to save the tooth. Root canal treatment (endodontics) is either performed by your general dentist, or in more... read more »
Technology has had a great impact on dentistry and oral and maxillofacial surgery over the years. One of the most profound and exciting advances has come in the way of imaging. Current office-based imaging techniques allow us to diagnose maxillofacial disease with a high degree of accuracy. These imaging techniques also aid us in planning treatment virtually, so there are... read more »
The medical field is continually seeing technological advances, and the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery field is no exception. Our doctors frequently use Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (or PRGF) and Leukocyte Platelet Rich Fibrin (or LPRF) to help our patients recover from wound healing after surgery. Plasma Rich in Growth Factors and Leukocyte Platelet Rich Fibrin PRGF and L-PRF are... read more »
If you have ever experienced mouth ulcers, you know how painful they can sometimes be. They can show up in your mouth as red or yellow lesions, unlike cold sores that crop up on the outside of your lips. Typical mouth sores can show up from some kind of trauma, like accidentally biting your tongue or cheek. Known as traumatic... read more »