Dr. Rawia Alkhunaizi

A perfect 5.0-star rating on Google—across three reviews—signals something about an orthodontic practice, though the sample size is small. Orthodontics, by nature, tends to draw quieter praise than other specialties; adjustments and aligners aren’t the kind of thing people rush to review. Still, the consistency stands out. This isn’t a high-traffic strip-mall setup but a suite on the third floor of 8316 Arlington Blvd, tucked into Fairfax’s mix of medical offices and mid-rise buildings near the Seven Corners area. The location puts it within easy reach for those coming from Falls Church or Arlington, though the building itself doesn’t scream “dental hub” from the street.

Orthodontics here covers the expected: braces for kids and adults, clear aligner systems, and the less visible but critical work of jaw alignment and bite correction. There’s no flashy branding or social media presence to hint at specialty niches, which sometimes means a focus on the technical over the trendy. That might appeal to patients who prefer straightforward care without upsells or gimmicks. The suite number—305—suggests a shared building, so the lobby you walk through won’t be theirs alone. Still, orthodontic offices often keep a lower profile than general dentists, relying on referrals and word of mouth rather than foot traffic.

For anyone mapping out a first visit, the directions are straightforward via Google’s map link, and the phone—(571) 512-7788—is the quickest way to confirm details. Three reviews won’t tell you much about the experience, but they do suggest that, so far, no one’s left disappointed.