August 26, 2026
In an effort to help more patients access premier oral surgery care, we have expanded our practice to Alexandria, VA. We are pleased to join the Alexandria community and extend a warm welcome to patients from the DC metro and surrounding areas, including Springfield, Franconia, Kingstowne, and Hayfield.
About Our New Location
When you visit our Alexandria office, you will experience a calming, friendly atmosphere. We understand that the prospect of oral surgery can feel intimidating, and we strive to help all our patients and their families feel at ease. We prioritize patient comfort in both our reception area and our state-of-the-art treatment rooms.
Convenient to Your Home, Work, and School
We understand that you don’t want to venture far from your neighborhood to access the highest-quality oral surgery care. Situated in a professional park near Inova HealthPlex Franconia/Springfield, our new Alexandria location is accessible and easy to find. The practice is just off Franconia Springfield Parkway, conveniently located near I-95.
Our Clinical Team
Huy C. Trinh, DDS, leads the excellent team at Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Center. Our doctors are members of prestigious professional organizations, including the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, the American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Our surgeons have diverse specialties and clinical backgrounds, meaning you can feel confident about receiving cutting-edge care at every location.
“We are excited to open our Alexandria location and make our practice more accessible to patients in this part of Northern Virginia,” said Dr. Trinh. “Our goal is to provide advanced surgical care in a setting where patients feel welcomed, informed, and supported from the first consultation through recovery.”
Our World-Class Procedures
We offer many treatments to help our patients with routine issues, such as wisdom teeth removal, and complex procedures, such as corrective jaw surgery. Our procedures also include:
- Dental implants
- Full-arch restorations
- TMJ treatment
- Oral pathology
- Facial trauma treatment
- Gingival grafting
- Bone grafting
- Sedation dentistry, including IV sedation
Book Your Consultation Today and Experience Optimal Oral Surgery Care
Today, patients from Alexandria and the surrounding area have a new choice when selecting an oral surgery provider. Whether you are experiencing a pressing dental issue or have decided to invest in your smile, Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Center can help you create a roadmap toward improved oral health.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oral Surgery in Alexandria, VA
Why might a dentist recommend extracting my wisdom teeth?
Not all wisdom teeth require extraction. However, many patients experience crowding, discomfort, or alignment issues due to impacted third molars. If you have any concerns about your wisdom teeth or about the procedure itself, feel free to contact us at any time.
What is orthognathic surgery?
Also known as corrective jaw surgery, orthognathic surgery can help patients overcome severe bite and alignment issues, airway challenges, and facial differences. If you need it, corrective jaw surgery can vastly improve your oral health and quality of life.
What if I feel anxious about oral surgery?
We will walk you through the entire process and make sure you are fully informed. If you wish, we can arrange for sedation during your procedure. We offer multiple sedation options, including IV sedation, nitrous oxide, and conscious oral sedation.
When are gingival grafts necessary?
Gingival grafts help alleviate discomfort in patients with receding gums due to aging or periodontal disease. They can also extend the lifespan of your natural smile by protecting the roots of your teeth. This procedure can also be performed to enhance the beauty and symmetry of your smile.
Who is a good candidate for dental implants?
Good implant candidates share the following characteristics:
- Healthy enough for surgery
- Excellent oral health with no untreated gum disease or tooth decay
- Sufficient jawbone mass to support an implant anchor
If you do not possess sufficient jawbone volume, you can first undergo a bone grafting procedure that supports new tissue growth.
At Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers, we respect your valuable time and aim to make your experience as convenient as possible. No matter which of our locations you visit, you can expect to receive the same advanced care with a personal touch. To schedule a consultation for yourself or a loved one, please contact us today!