Chantilly Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

12/23/2021

*Holiday Schedule*
Closed December 24th, we will return on Monday December 27th
We will close at noon on December 31st and return Tuesday January 4th.

Happy Holidays from Lansdowne and Chantilly Oral Surgery!

10/05/2021

Lets spread awareness!

09/03/2021

The last 2 years have been particularly challenging for many of us. During these times of distance, it is incredibly important to talk to and check on the people around us, friends, family, loved ones and even ourselves.
If you or someone you know is facing su***de crisis or emotional distress, please know there is hope and free help available 24/7. Please call the national su***de prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or visit su***depreventionlifeline.org

08/25/2021

Placing implants is our specialty!
Our dental implants come with a 5 year warranty!

08/17/2021

At Lansdowne and Chantilly Oral Surgery our staff spend roughly 3 hours a week practicing emergency scenarios and protocols! Our biggest gift is having an accurate and full health history from our patients. This would allow us to diagnose and treat them quickly.

In our every day lives, care will most likely be in the form of emergency medical services or a stranger. Having a MedicAlert bracelet will provide everyone with the needed information to keep you safe. Consider one as a gift to yourself or someone you love!

08/13/2021

Our offices blast from the past for Friday was remembering Tang! Our "matured" staff remember this drink being associated with NASA. When our 90's generation said it was an OranguTANG, she had to google it to prove it.
Check out that Nokia phone!
Which "blast from the past" do you remember?

07/27/2021

Our office offers a variety of options to help combat dental anxiety. Our goal is to provide a pain free and calming experience for every patient. This could come in the aid of nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation or just a hand to hold 🦷🤍

07/23/2021

We almost forgot National Cleft & Craniofacial Month!

07/20/2021

Bone is like muscle in the sense that if you don't use it, you lose it. Our teeth stimulate the bone. When teeth are extracted that stimulation is lost and the bone begins to deteriorate.

In oral surgery dental implants mimic the stimulation of our natural teeth thus preserving the jaw bone and our facial features!

07/16/2021

07/07/2021

The end of summer is quickly approaching. School breaks are a great time for wisdom tooth extractions.
Delay in removing wisdom teeth can cause crowding, inability to clean surrounding teeth, pain, swelling, infection and cavities. Recovery and surgery also become more difficult as we get older.

06/30/2021

Dental implants are a great option for replacing missing teeth. When a tooth is removed, bone loss begins. Replacing a tooth/teeth with a dental implant will preserve bone and facial structure!