Mohamad Fawaz

South of the James River, the VCU campus area relies on nearby clinics for surgical care outside hospital settings, and Mohamad Fawaz joins local oral surgeons here. Their office tucked inside VCUHS on East Marshall puts wisdom-tooth removals, dental-implant placement, corrective jaw surgery, biopsies for suspicious lesions, facial trauma reconstruction, and airway management close at hand. The building sits amid research labs and teaching facilities, a brisk walk from Broad Street’s bus lines. At 1250 E Marshall Street in Richmond, Virginia 23298, the practice sits inside the residency wing of the VCU Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Complex dentoalveolar extractions, dental implant fixtures, TMJ arthroscopy and joint injections, facial reconstruction after accidents, obstructive sleep-apnea treatments, and pre-prosthetic grafting all fall in their scope. The neighborhood’s grid of parking garages makes visits easier than circling for a curb spot. To co-ordinate a consultation, they can be reached at (804) 828-0602. Whether head-injury repair, cleft-lip palate follow-ups, or in-office bone grafts are planned, they relay pre-visit instructions over the phone. Orthognathic surgery cases needing multi-phase planning often start with this number. Skip the front-desk line or use the link from your desktop later. Either way, their map (directions here) drops you right at the visitor entrance. Dry weather or rain, walk in and let them show the next steps.