Eastern Virginia Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral surgery often sits at the intersection of necessity and apprehension—a field where precision meets patience. Whether it’s wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, or corrective jaw surgery, the procedures here aren’t the kind people plan for lightly. Yet in Norfolk’s medical landscape, certain practices become reference points, not through flashy advertising but through the quiet accumulation of patient feedback. 499 Google reviews don’t materialize overnight; they’re the result of repeated experiences, each one a data point in a larger story about consistency and outcomes.

The second floor of 155 Kingsley Lane—suite 230, to be exact—houses a practice where those stories unfold. It’s a location that’s neither secluded nor overwhelmingly central, just a steady presence in the Ghent area, where colonial-era charm meets modern healthcare infrastructure. The address itself doesn’t reveal much; it’s the kind of place you’d find by searching for solutions, not by stumbling upon it. And when those solutions involve something as specific as facial trauma reconstruction or bone grafting, the stakes—along with the expectations—run higher than a routine dental visit.

Numbers, at least, offer a kind of shorthand: a 4.8 rating suggests that most who’ve walked through the door left with more relief than regret. For those mapping out next steps—literally or figuratively—the phone line at (757) 489-1511 connects to answers, not just appointments. And if the path there isn’t already familiar, the map plots it clearly; the building stands where Kingsley Lane meets the quiet persistence of a neighborhood that’s seen decades of Norfolk’s evolution.