Warrenton Office
Our board certified oral and maxillofacial surgery team provides the full scope of oral surgery services patients need to protect their teeth, gums, jawbone, bone structure, and overall oral health. Whether you are looking to replace missing teeth with dental implants, or need bone grafting, impacted wisdom teeth removed, corrective jaw surgery, sleep apnea treatment, care after facial trauma, or help with a condition that may affect your ability to eat, speak, or smile with confidence, our doctors are here to evaluate your needs, explain each treatment option, and determine the right path forward. Our surgeons also offer pre-prosthetic surgery to help prepare the mouth for dentures.
From vital routine procedures such as extractions to complex maxillofacial surgery, every patient deserves warm, exceptional care, and that is exactly what our dedicated team looks forward to providing.
About Warrenton, VA
Warrenton is the charming county seat of Fauquier County, nestled at the gateway to Virginia’s Piedmont region where rolling hills, vineyards, and open countryside create one of the most picturesque settings in the state. With roots dating back to the late 1700s, Warrenton has preserved its historic character while cultivating a thriving downtown filled with independent shops, galleries, and locally owned restaurants.
- Old Town Warrenton — The heart of the community, Old Town features brick-lined sidewalks, independent boutiques, art galleries, and inviting restaurants, all set among beautifully preserved architecture dating back to the early 1800s.
- Fauquier History Museum at the Old Jail — Housed in one of Virginia’s oldest remaining jail buildings, this engaging museum showcases Fauquier County artifacts and rotating exhibits that bring the region’s fascinating past to life for visitors of all ages.
- Warrenton Branch Greenway — A scenic 2.5-mile paved trail winding through farmland and woodlands, the Greenway is a local favorite for walking, jogging, and cycling, connecting to the town’s charming railroad depot area with its restored caboose and Virginia LOVEworks sign.