Virginia Dental & Anesthesia Associates

Pediatric dentistry often conjures images of cartoon-themed offices and overstimulated waiting areas, but the approach can vary widely. Some practices prioritize clinical precision alongside child-specific care—no frills, just specialized attention. Virginia Dental & Anesthesia Associates fits into that second category, offering dental services tailored to younger patients in a setting designed for efficiency rather than spectacle. Their scope covers everything from routine cleanings and fluoride treatments to more involved procedures like pulp therapy and dental trauma management.

The office is situated on the second floor of 1420 Central Park Blvd, a professional building in Fredericksburg’s Central Park area. This stretch of the city blends medical offices with retail, making it a practical stop for families already running errands nearby. Pediatric dentists here handle cases that general practitioners might refer out—sedation options, for example, or care for patients with complex medical histories. It’s a niche that fills a gap between standard pediatric practices and hospital-based dental programs.

Anesthesia support distinguishes this practice from typical children’s dentists, allowing for deeper sedation when needed. That capability can be critical for kids with severe anxiety, special needs, or extensive treatment plans. The team also addresses orthodontic evaluations, space maintainers, and habit appliances—services that bridge the gap between early intervention and long-term dental health. For questions about procedures or scheduling, the direct line is (540) 786-0696.

Central Park’s layout makes navigation simple, with the building accessible via the main boulevard. Parking is shared among the plaza’s businesses, so arrival times may influence availability. For exact directions or to preview the location, the map listing provides the clearest route. The practice’s second-floor placement means elevators are the most practical option for strollers or mobility devices.