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Prince William Oral Surgery & Dental Implants

Oral surgeon
5.0 (2 reviews) Updated Mar 29, 2026
7500 Iron Bar Ln Unit 203 Gainesville, VA 20155

About Prince William Oral Surgery & Dental Implants

Oral surgery practices in Northern Virginia often handle everything from wisdom teeth to complex reconstructive work, and Prince William Oral Surgery & Dental Implants fits squarely into that specialty. Their scope covers extractions, bone grafting, and implant placements—the kind of procedures that bridge the gap between dental care and surgical precision. Patients seeking solutions for missing teeth or impacted molars typically find these services grouped under one roof, which simplifies coordination when multiple steps are involved.

The office sits at 7500 Iron Bar Ln Unit 203 in Gainesville, a stretch of Prince William County where medical offices and retail spaces share the same commercial corridors. This part of Virginia has grown steadily, pulling in residents who prefer suburban convenience without the dense traffic of closer-in D.C. suburbs. For those mapping out their visit, the area’s layout makes it easy to pair errands with appointments, though the focus here remains firmly on clinical needs rather than retail detours.

Scheduling a consultation or procedure starts with a call to (571) 248-0368, where the front desk can outline preparation steps or verify insurance details. Oral surgery often requires more advance planning than a standard dental visit, so that initial conversation helps clarify timelines and post-op expectations. While the practice’s name highlights implants, their work extends to corrective jaw surgeries and treatment for facial trauma—areas where surgical expertise intersects with long-term oral health.

First-time visitors might check the map to pinpoint the unit number, as multi-tenant buildings can sometimes confuse GPS directions. Around here, though, it’s not uncommon to spot a neighbor’s car in the lot—this is the kind of place people end up at after a referral, not by chance.

This listing was last updated on March 29, 2026

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