It is my privilege and true honor to be able to provide such a life-changing service to my patients, and to know that I had the opportunity to touch so many lives and to give back to the community that has trusted me and my team for over 25years.
What I cherish the most is the lasting relationships that I have made with my patients and their families. I look at every patient as a member of our extended family and treat each one of them as if they are family. It is my great satisfaction to see how the change that I make in their smiles makes such a great impact and difference in their self-esteem and self-confidence.
Of course, I am nothing without my team. I look at my staff as my second family; we share the same goal to work together as a unit to provide the best care to our patients in a fun, friendly environment. They all enjoy their work and we all look forward to coming to work every day to do our best to provide our patients with the best orthodontic experience possible.
As an orthodontist, I get to interact with people of all ages ranging from children to teens to adults and even grandparents! I feel privileged to be able to give them the gift of a lifetime of beautiful smiles that they get to enjoy throughout their lives.
I grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and graduated as valedictorian from my local high school. I received a Bachelor's Degree with highest honors in Chemistry from Franklin and Marshall College. I continued on to earn my Doctor of Dental Surgery degree with honors from the University of Maryland, where I was also a member of honorary societies for excellence in education. I completed a three-year, full-time program in orthodontics in 1994 at the University of Maryland, where I also completed a Master's degree in Oral Biology.
As a practicing orthodontist since 1994, I have taught and attended many continuing education courses for orthodontists on the latest treatment modalities and technology. I strive for excellence in every aspect of my life, and I am committed to bringing you the very best in orthodontic care.
Dr. Jina Naghdi has been voted by her professional peers as one of the top orthodontists in the Northern Virginia area for many years in a row. She has been featured in Washingtonian Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, Virginia Living Magazine and Consumer's research Magazine as one of America's Top Dentists.
Dr. Naghdi has been selected for the 2018 Best of Herndon Awards in the category of Dentistry and Orthodontics. The Best of Herndon Award is a great accomplishment since it recognizes the best of local businesses in our community, and only one winner is selected per category for each town. This recognition is a result of Dr. Naghdis dedication and excellent care that she provides to her patients.
It has been my pleasure to call Fairfax County my home for over 25years. It has been a wonderful community in which my husband, Michael, and I have raised our two children. When Im not at work, Im busy being a mom: going to my kids sports events and driving them to their different activities. I love to take long walks, bike, do yoga, read, and spend time with my husband and children.
Our practice believes strongly in giving back to the community which has supported us for so many years. We are active in supporting all types of sports teams in our community through the Little League and the local high school. We also raise money for breast cancer awareness, St. Jude Childrens Research Center, support all local fairs in Herndon and Reston area, and do volunteer work for the local charities.
Dr. Naghdi is one of Virginia's most respected and trusted orthodontists. She has had over 25years of professional experience and has received admiration and praise from a great many of her patients and professional organizations. In addition, we treat multiple dental and medical professionals as well as their families in our office.
Dr. Naghdi has been awarded the honor of Diplomate from the American Board of Orthodontics. This is an advanced achievement held by only a small percentage of orthodontists throughout the world. This is the only orthodontic specialty board recognized by the American Dental Association.
We are an Orthodontic Specialty office. No otherprocedures are done in our office. Which means, when it comes to straightening your teeth and giving you that beautiful smile...we know what we are doing and we do it well.
We use 'State of the Art' brackets and materials.Only the very best quality will do. All our materials are fresh, new and individually packaged to keep sterile. We never use recycled products in our practice.
Enthusiasm generated in our office with fun give-aways during our contests. Patients are always nicely surprised and ask what will happen next. You can take a look at some of the activities we do by visiting ourContest & Activitiespage.
Our staff is one big family that generates the warmth and affection we feel amongst ourselves on to our patients. We strongly feel our patientsare part of our family and enjoy seeingthem every six weeks.
We pride ourselves in making orthodontic treatment affordable for the families that come into our office. We do not charge interest andgive a discount for payment in full. Payment plans are individualized and customized to fit your family budget.
The town of Herndon, Virginia is in Fairfax County and is a suburb of Washington D.C. It has an estimated 24,000 residents. Herndon was established in 1858, and was named in honor of Naval Commander William Lewis Herndon, who was also an explorer and author.
If you are looking for culture, Herndon has many art centers, galleries, museums and a live theater. Water parks, plantation tours, hiking and biking trails and premier golf courses are just a few of the fun outdoor activities to do in Herndon. There are many public parks, and free summer concerts and music festivals are held in Herndon throughout the year.
Herndon has a subtropical climate, with hot summers and mild winters, which makes it an ideal place to visit. Spanning four square miles, this town has a lot of historic charm and character. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The former train depot downtown has been converted into a museum and visitors center.
This part of Virginia is brimming with areas of interest to both travelers and locals. Herndon is just a two-hour drive from Shenandoah National Park in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains. Visitors can go camping, sightseeing, fishing, hiking and horseback riding. The park also played a part in the Civil War, Confederate soldiers used the Blue Ridge Mountains to evade Union forces. The park also includes over one hundred miles of the Appalachian Trail.
Other places worthy of mention include nearby museums, especially the Udvar-Hazy Center, which is an annex of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Among the thousands of artifacts at the center visitors can see the space shuttle Discovery, as well as a NASA Pathfinder, which is a solar-powered aircraft, attend lectures and classes or watch a restoration in progress. There is an observation tower with unobstructed views of Washington Dulles International Airport, which is right next to the museum.
Herndon is part of the Dulles Technology Corridor, home to many well-known defense and technology centers, including Exelis, Amazon, Northrup Grumman and Boeing. As a result, the median household income in Herndon is well above average for the state.
Herndons sister city is an affluent part of England known as the Borough of Runnymede, just west of London. Runnymede is probably best known as the place where the Magna Carta was sealed in 1215 by King John. There is also a British memorial in Runnymede for U.S. President John F. Kennedy.
The planned community of Reston, in Fairfax County, has grown into a beautiful city that is a designated backyard wildlife habitat. Much of Reston is wooded, and there is an abundance of undeveloped land, with many streams, lakes and meadows. Quality of life has been the cornerstone in planning Restons development. This city has an estimated population of 60,000 and occupies 17 square miles. It is a short drive from Reston to Washington, D.C. and from Reston to Washington Dulles International Airport.
Reston has numerous indoor and outdoor facilities to take advantage of. There are many parks, walking paths, public swimming pools, tennis courts, four man-made lakes, a zoo and a public golf course, The Reston Community Center downtown has a theater, an indoor swimming pool, classrooms and other facilities for its members. The center also has a smaller branch Whether you are looking for a concert, live theater or live music, you can find it in Reston.
At Lake Anne Plaza you can rent a boat or kayak and explore the area. Lake Fairfax Park, which spans 476 acres, has a huge outdoor pool known as The Water Mine, and this park also has picnic and camping facilities. Also worth noting is the Old Dominion Trail, which is an asphalt path covering the former railroad tracks. It is 45 miles long, and is used by walkers, bicyclists and runners. The trail winds through most of Reston.
Another place to visit is the Vernon J. Walker Nature Education Center, which hosts festivals and other seasonal programs, and offers party facilities, summer camps for children, classes on the local flora and fauna, birdwatching and many other classes for both children and adults, led by trained naturalists.
At Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, which is just four miles from Reston, you can enjoy first-rate performances by musical groups, symphonies, ballet companies, opera companies and childrens theatrical productions. Wolf Trap is the summer residence of the National Symphony Orchestra, and it is also the venue where the Irish group known as Riverdance held its final performance.
The vibrant art scene in Reston can be enjoyed everywhere. Public art, including murals and sculptures, abounds and many initiatives have been sponsored by the Initiative for Public Art. The Greater Reston Art Center promotes contemporary visual arts through exhibits, classes and sponsorship of the Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival.