Our facilities utilize state-of-the-art technology including low dose cone beam computed tomography (CT) providing highly accurate 3-D radiographic images for the diagnosis, planning and treatment of oral surgical conditions.
Our Fairfax office has a state-of-the-art outpatient operating room for complex surgical procedures and our special needs patients. The OR is staffed with the same Board Certified Anesthesiologist, instrumentation, and surgical staff as one would find in a hospital.
AtFairfax Oral Surgery, we practice the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise ranging fromDental Implant SurgeryandWisdom Tooth RemovaltoCorrective Jaw Surgery. We diagnose and treat Facial Pain,Facial Injuriesand Fractures. FairfaxOral Surgery is proud to serve the needs of Alexandria, Fairfax, Centreville, Burke, Reston, Woodbridgeand the Counties of Fairfax, Prince William and Loudoun and the rest of the NorthernVirginia Area.
We are in the business of changing peoples lives. We understand the gravity of this responsibility, and promise to be good stewards of your oral & facial health while in our care. With a full-time nurse on staff, trained anesthesiologists, and oral surgeons with deep experience fixing oral issues, you can relax knowing you are in good hands.
We are a leader in dental implant placements in the Northern Virginia area including the All-On-4 teeth in a day process. Each of our oral surgeons is skilled in implant placements as well as pre-placement procedures such as sinus lifts & augmentations, bone grafting or tooth removal.
If you are looking to regain the freedom that permanent teeth offer, please come see us. Dental implant surgery can eliminate the source of painful toothaches or diseased teeth. Since dental implants look and feel like natural teeth, you will be able to eat the foods you want, smile broadly for pictures and never have to use dentures or temporary prosthesis again.
3rd Molars, or Wisdom teeth as they are known, can be the cause of many dental issues down the road. Since 3rd molars tend to become impacted or fail to erupt, they can cause teeth crowding, pain in the jaw, and chronic dental issues later in life. So named for the Age of Wisdom, most people get their wisdom teeth between the ages of 17-24.
Call us if you or a loved one needs a wisdom teeth removalor impacted tooth procedure performed. We offer some of the most advanced medical technologies, a professional and experienced staff of nurses and administrators and 9 highly experienced oral surgeons. A referral from your dentist is common but generally not required.
Jaw surgery, also known as orthognathic surgery, involves the repair and reconstruction of the jaw bone and surrounding structures. Whether it was from trauma, a disease or defect, our world-class team of oral surgeons and their staff are here to help.
Additionally, most cosmetic procedures are covered right here in our offices, enabling us to complete procedures on the jaw as well as cosmetically to restore your skin, muscles and tissues around the surgery area. The ability to perform these complimentary procedures in-house means less complexity and faster recovery times for jaw surgeries.
Our facilities utilize state of the art technology including cone beam CT computed tomography providing highly accurate 3-D radiographic images for the diagnosis, planning and treatment of oral surgical conditions.
The aftercare was top notch! The entire staff was familiar with my status and Dr. Ramsey was always within reach for anything I needed. I would deeply and whole-heartedly recommend this procedure, the offices of Dr. Ramsey and his staff to all of my friends and family'
Thanks for making a not-great experience not so bad! I appreciate your thoughtfulness and kindness, before and after the procedure. It made a huge difference for me, as I imagine it does for all your other patients. Thank you again.
Thank you and your team for making what I thought would be a horrible experience a pleasant surprise with my upper implants. I'll be back this year for work on the lower teeth. If I or my family ever needs any type of oral surgery, we know where to go. Thanks again.
I had my wisdom teeth taken out last week by Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The office was very professional, very personable and friendly. The procedure went really quickly and the pain/swelling I felt afterwards was minimal/minor compared to some of the horror stories I've heard of wisdom teeth extractions. The doctor walked me through the risks of having one of my impacted teeth removed and what the risks were of not having it taken out. The office also took care of billing my dental and medical insurances for the procedures and at the time of surgery, I just had to pay a deposit, which is MUCH appreciated from other practices that I had looked into where they wanted me to pay for the ENTIRE surgery and it was my responsibility to get my money from the insurance companies.
I had a wonderfully easy and comfortable experience with my procedure at Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Theberge was my oral surgeon and helped me feel at ease with the whole anesthesia process (I was a little anxious). The staff was super friendly and helpful! They put a blanket on me and made sure I felt comfortable. The healing process was quick and I had no problems at all. Overall I highly recommend this office.
Whether it's a complex facial injury that occurs to one of our players during a game or routine care requiring the specialized services of an oral surgeon, the doctors of Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery have always been my first choice when any of the Washington Capitals or their family members need specialized care by an Oral Surgeon.
Dr. Park grew up in Los Angeles, California. He obtained his BS degree in Biology at UCLA where his focus was on genetic engineering and molecular biology. Dr. Park subsequently conducted research studies and authored several publications in peer reviewed journals on topics of gene expression, promoter gene constructs, qualitative & quantitative reporter gene assays.
Dr. Park went on to receive his DMD in 1993 from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine, where he maintained top class rank for four consecutive years. He was also inducted as a member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon and Matthew Cryer Honor Societies.
Dr. Park joined Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Northern Virginia in July 2000. Currently, Dr. Park is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and a Fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He is former Chairman for the Department of Dentistry and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital.
Dr. Park is an active member of the Northern Virginia Dental Society, Fairfax County Dental Society, Fairfax County Medical Society, Virginia Dental Association, Medical Society of Virginia, American Dental Association, American Medical Association, and the Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Dr. Park was voted Top Dentist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by Washingtonian Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, and Virginia Living Magazine. Dr. Park serves as one of the team oral surgeons for D.C. United, the Major League Soccer (MLS) team and the Washington Spirit, the National Womens Soccer League (NWSL) team in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Cyrus Ramsey was born and raised in McLean, Virginia where he attended Langley High School. He graduated from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. While there he played division-one rugby for three years. Dr. Ramsey received his BA in psychology from Catholic University and continued his studies at George Mason University majoring in chemistry. He founded the George Mason University Pre-Dental Society and served as President for two years. Dr. Ramsey received his DMD in 2003 from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.
He was a member of the OKU National Dental Honor Society and the Matthew Cryer Honor Society representing the highest academic honor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. He received the American Dental Society of Anesthesia award for honors in pharmacology and anesthesia.
Dr. Ramsey received his MD from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine in 2006 and completed his residency training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at University Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. He did a surgical rotation at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden with an emphasis on osseointegration, implantology, and pathology.
Dr. Ramsey is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and a Fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He is past-chairman of the Department of Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital, and currently serves as a member-at-large on the Board of Directors for the Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.
He is an active member of the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology, American Dental Society of Anesthesiology, American Dental Association, American Medical Association, Northern Virginia Dental Society, Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, International Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Academy of Osseointegration, and the Chalmers J. Lyons Academy.
Dr. Ramsey is an avid sports enthusiast and currently serves as the Oral and Maxillofacial consultant for the National Hockey League (NHL) Washington Capitals and as a team physician for Major League Soccer (MLS) D.C. United and National Womens Soccer League (NWSL) Washington Spirit. Hes developed his love for soccer through following his three sons as they have progressed through the sport. In addition to covering the professional team Dr. Ramsey is also heavily involved with D.C. Uniteds youth academy. When not in the office you can find him on a soccer field somewhere in the DMV.
Dr. Steven Robertson attended Valparaiso University in Indiana as a scholar athlete. While obtaining his BS degree in both Biology and Chemistry, he played division one soccer and was selected numerous times as the team captain, academic all-conference, and first team all-conference.
Upon graduating from dental school, Dr. Robertson proceeded to achieve distinguished honors at Officers Training School and was also selected for an Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) residency. Dr. Robertson graduated his AEGD program at the top of his class and went on to complete his Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery training at Wilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland AFB, Texas, in 2008.
During his Chief year of residency, Dr. Robertson completed over 150 major surgeries, twice the American Dental Associations requirement for accreditation. He also won the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Trauma/Wound Repair Oral Abstract Symposium for his research on wound healing in diabetic mice. Furthermore, he scored in the 92nd percentile on the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Self-Assessment Tool (OMSSAT), the annual in-service residency examination which compares all residents in the United States.
After residency, Dr. Robertson was selected to be the Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and the AEGD Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Chief Training Officer at Langley AFB, VA. Throughout his USAF career he was recognized with numerous decorations including the Air Combat Command Junior Clinical Dentist of the Year award, 633rd Dental Squadron Field Grade Officer of the Year award, the Achievement Medal, the Commendation Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, as well as many other accolades, including the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. During his honorable service to our country, Dr. Robertson provided full scope care to our soldiers and their families. His surgical experience in the USAF was heavily concentrated in orthognathic, trauma and cosmetic/reconstructive surgery. To date, he is among only ten percent of all Virginia Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons who are licensed and credentialed to perform facial cosmetic surgery.
Dr. Robertson is a Diplomate of both the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology. He is a fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology. Dr. Robertson is an active member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, American Dental Association, Virginia Dental Association, Northern Virginia Dental Society, Virginia Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, International Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Academy of Sports Dentistry, the Academy of Osseointegration and the Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.
Dr. Robertson currently serves as Chairman for the Department of Dentistry and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital. He has consistently been and once again voted Top Dentist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by Washingtonian Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, Virginia Living Magazine and Arlington Magazine. He continues to stay connected to sports by serving as the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Consultant for the National Football League (NFL) Washington Football Team and as a team physician for D.C. United, the Major League Soccer (MLS) team and Washington Spirit, the National Womens Soccer League (NWSL) team in Washington, D.C.
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Rating 3.6 out of 5 based on 38 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestAreeba Hussain
2 years ago
BEWARE!! Billing practices at this office are very sketch. It took me over 1 year to get my money back after my insurance had paid the office. Over a year of me constantly on my claim asking for my money. I'm sure they will respond to my post with some ludacris explanation. Long story short, they aim to keep the money from the insurance AND they take a huge deposit from you stating they'll refund you once the insurance pays out. Except they don't plan on refunding you at all! Not worth the trouble/energy/time, go someplace else I promise you will be grateful!
R C
2 years ago
My recommendation for this location and group is "do not go here." I went there because my dentist referred me. As other reviews have stated, they seem to only care about getting money. They collect one's insurance but they will not provide you with a courtesy call ahead of time to make sure you are ware of any changes that might affect your wallet. It took almost 4-5 weeks for them to see me. Hence, they had all 4-5 weeks to verify correct charges. So, by the time of my appointment, I could be financially prepared. They charged me more for the consultation and I did not receive a courtesy call (heads up). All along they told me it was going be a different fee. When it was time to pay my part, I felt ridiculous as I did not have enough money. Correct. I did not have enough money. I am sorry to admit this to you Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, but sometimes some of us (the patients) might not have enough money and we need to have a budget prepared beforehand. We might be living in a tough financial situation. Yet, we still need healthcare. And as a responsible patient, one asks the charges and fees beforehand, so one will honor it. By the same token, one expects to be immediately advised of any changes. For this reason, I felt disrespected as a customer and patient. What happened? The personnel who talked to me after the appointment "apologized" for "those who I spoke to before" but "I did not speak to them (the office I was at that moment)." Therefore, it is my fault because I spoke to the wrong personnel (who work in the same group and network). First, I arrived at the office, and I waited too long. I did not complain once. One can understand that they take their time to see the patients, understand their needs, and accommodate with the correct approach. Nevertheless, the doctor (whom I am purposely omitting their name, so you think twice before you go this group) seemed to be in a rush. The doctor saw me for all of 3 minutes or so and rushed off. I had questions regarding my health situation. I did not feel like the doctor took the time to explain my situation. I was trying to understand better my situation. The doctor did not seem interested in me wanting to know well my own health and the process. I am novice to dental care. I am not an oral surgeon. I am not in a healthcare profession. I am not in medical school. Sometimes patients do not fit the same professional background; therefore, a further kind and professional explanation is needed. It is the patient's health! To the patient, this is important. Furthermore, I would not recommend this group. I was also accused of speaking grossly to them. After I left the office, I called their phone number -- the one you call to make the appointments. Obviously, they defended their actions and gave me this long explanation. At some point, the person I was speaking with told me that if I speak gross, this person would not talk to me. I was like, " I am not saying one single bad word." Yes, I was frustrated but I did not direct a cuss word to this person. So, my frustration as a customer should not be enough reason for them not to be able to handle customers' frustrations. Additionally, they should be able to assume responsibility for things going wrong, understand why customers get frustrated, have real and sincere empathy, and be able to handle a customer's frustration instead of threatening and warning them with stopping the conversation. I will not return to use their services. The communication from their part is poorly when it comes to money and the insurance aspect. The doctor did not have an appreciation for my time either. I waited much longer before and after the appointment that what it took the doctor to see me.
samuel stern
2 years ago
What a bad experience! I had emailed a week before responses to an excessively elaborate data form' but was told they didn't have it and required me to do it again, even after I showed them my emails. The appointment reminder was for 11:45 but when I complained about being kept waiting until 12:35 was told the "real" appointment was for 12:15 (to allow time to fill out the form!) Complaint to Dr Park elicited a blank stare. He saw me for all of 3 minutes and rushed off. The practice has multiple offices but apparently no central control. An uncaring, assembly-line experience.
Christa DeLorenzo
2 years ago
No one wants to have their wisdom teeth (or any teeth) pulled but Dr. Robertson and his staff made it as pleasant of an experience as possible. The process was clearly explained to me from the beginning, and with the local anesthetic, I didn't feel any pain at all. Id like to give a special shout out to the nurse, Sarah, who was very friendly and made me more at ease during the procedure. I also wanted to say that I felt really supported after the procedure as well-- a nurse called me a few hours after to check in on me and then Dr. Robertson called later that evening. I really appreciated this! I definitely recommend Dr. Robertson if you need to have any extractions!
Nancy Morton
2 years ago
I did not look forward to surgery which involved extraction of an infected molar. However, there was discomfort but no pain. Dr. Winokur and his assistant Jeff were excellent in making me feel relaxed and informed. The wonderful people at the front desk were friendly and helpful. On a scale of 1 to 5, Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial is a 10.
Rick Schrader
2 years ago
Everyone was friendly and helpful.
James Brent
2 years ago
Do not go here! Unprofessional people. They only care about money!!!!!!!!!!!
Ryan Avery
2 years ago
I commend the doctors and staff for their superb quality of care. Dr. Robertson was down to earth, kind, thorough, and meticulous in his exam. The staff were warm, courteous and they earnestly went above and beyond to comfort my wife and I by making us feel valued and respected. Additionally, the office is immaculate, and very relaxing to be in. The covid pre op procedures were very convenient and I noticed the waiting room had a top of the line air filter. I would highly recommend this office to others!! A special shout out to Jeff, Rebecca, and Makana for being a joyful, cohesive team, and giving it 110%. You were shining brightly today and it helped make our fears and anxieties disappear. We thank you
Lyle Dingus
2 years ago
Highly recommended. They really work with you to find the best treatment possible.
Jason Muller
2 years ago
I was referred to this practice by my dentist to have a specific extraction done. Like other rreviewers, I was floored to find out I would have to give a 30% deposit up front and they could only give me an estimate of cost. I didn't need a consulatation because my dentist sent the referral with exactly what needed to be done...no more, no less. Not a single staff member I spoke with could give me a legitimate reason why they needed to charge me what would be more than my insurance will cover because they have an "office policy" to take 30% of your funds then end up coding the insurance bill wrong so they keep the money. No thanks. When I asked who made the policy because that is the person I wanted to speak with, the Controller told me it was the doctor's in the practive but they don;t talk to patients about financials. I had to explain this was not financial, but policy...obviously she didn't undersstand the difference. She also made it out ot be that oral surguery is much more complex than any other medical field. Honey give me break! You are all doctors and you all charge insurance. Stop making yourslef out to be more important than you really are. She still refused to have me speak to someone higher. I contacted my dentist to get a referral to someplace else and let him know about their shady business practice so he stops referring his clients to these thieves.
Susan Srebalus
2 years ago
I was pretty terrified of having my wisdom teeth removed, but the staff was incredibly helpful in calming my nerves and answering questions, including specifics about billing. Dr. Robinson did a fantastic job with the surgery. He was calming and made me feel at ease. I plan on seeing him again for the rest of my teeth.
Patricia Russell
2 years ago
Dr. Robertson and his team did an excellent job in making me comfortable as they provided care that was needed to correct a difficult problem. The entire team was professional and caring during the time I was there.
Matthew White
2 years ago
When I called to schedule an appointment based on a referral from my dentist - the reception person immediately tried to upswell me on procedures that weren't being referred. When I visited the oral surgeon for a consult - they surprisingly had a completely different diagnosis that the dentist but without actually liking inside my mouth said that I should go back and ask my dentist if she saw anything ... seemed very circular and not very helpful.
Nancy Morton
3 years ago
I did not look forward to surgery which involved extraction of an infected molar. However, there was discomfort but no pain. Dr. Winokur and his assistant Jeff were excellent in making me feel relaxed and informed. The wonderful people at the front desk were friendly and helpful. On a scale of 1 to 5, Fairfax Oral and Maxillofacial is a 10.
Ryan Avery
3 years ago
I commend the doctors and staff for their superb quality of care. Dr. Robertson was down to earth, kind, thorough, and meticulous in his exam. The staff were warm, courteous and they earnestly went above and beyond to comfort my wife and I by making us feel valued and respected. Additionally, the office is immaculate, and very relaxing to be in. The covid pre op procedures were very convenient and I noticed the waiting room had a top of the line air filter. I would highly recommend this office to others!! A special shout out to Jeff, Rebecca, and Makana for being a joyful, cohesive team, and giving it 110%. You were shining brightly today and it helped make our fears and anxieties disappear. We thank you
Rick Schrader
3 years ago
Everyone was friendly and helpful.
Jason Muller
3 years ago
I was referred to this practice by my dentist to have a specific extraction done. Like other rreviewers, I was floored to find out I would have to give a 30% deposit up front and they could only give me an estimate of cost. I didn't need a consulatation because my dentist sent the referral with exactly what needed to be done...no more, no less. Not a single staff member I spoke with could give me a legitimate reason why they needed to charge me what would be more than my insurance will cover because they have an "office policy" to take 30% of your funds then end up coding the insurance bill wrong so they keep the money. No thanks. When I asked who made the policy because that is the person I wanted to speak with, the Controller told me it was the doctor's in the practive but they don;t talk to patients about financials. I had to explain this was not financial, but policy...obviously she didn't undersstand the difference. She also made it out ot be that oral surguery is much more complex than any other medical field. Honey give me break! You are all doctors and you all charge insurance. Stop making yourslef out to be more important than you really are. She still refused to have me speak to someone higher. I contacted my dentist to get a referral to someplace else and let him know about their shady business practice so he stops referring his clients to these thieves.
Taban Yazdani
3 years ago
My surgery went very smoothly. Everyone were very nice and friendly. Would recommend.
James Brent
3 years ago
Do not go here! Unprofessional people. They only care about money!!!!!!!!!!!
debra villar
3 years ago
Dr. Robertson and the entire staff are all very professional and friendly.
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