Adrianne Golly, DDS

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of thing most people plan for—until they need it. Along Leesburg Pike in Vienna, Adrianne Golly, DDS handles the procedures that general dentists typically refer out: wisdom teeth extractions, dental implants, and corrective jaw surgery. The suite number (100) places them in a professional building where the focus stays squarely on clinical work, not retail frills. This isn’t the spot for routine cleanings or whitening strips; it’s where more complex cases—like impacted canines or bone grafting—get addressed without the detour to a hospital.

Vienna’s stretch of Route 7 has long been a hub for medical offices, sandwiched between Tysons’ sprawl and the quieter residential pockets toward Falls Church. The address fits the pattern: accessible for those coming from either direction, with the usual traffic caveats during rush hour. Oral surgeons here tend to operate on referrals, so the patient base skews toward those already mid-treatment elsewhere. That said, the practice doesn’t limit itself to extractions; reconstructive work and sedation options are part of the equation, though you’d confirm specifics by reaching out directly.

Logistics are straightforward: directions via map pinpoint the office just west of the Beltway intersection, and questions about procedures or pre-op instructions go to (571) 765-3803. As with any surgical practice, the details matter more than the decor—so the emphasis stays on what happens in the operatory, not the lobby.