01Cone-beam CT
A three-dimensional picture of your jaw. It measures how much bone there is and where the nerve runs, so the plan starts from numbers rather than estimates.

Nine minutes from Vienna to a real plan.
From Vienna, Dr. Esam Nahlah's Tysons Corner office is roughly nine minutes away when the roads are empty. The first appointment there exists to settle three things about your implant: whether it can be done, what it will cost, and how long it will take.

An implant price worth trusting can only come from your own jaw, so nothing is quoted until the scan has been read. The consultation covers four things, and you take all of them home with you.
Already holding an implant quote from somewhere else? Bring it, with any scan you have: the practice reviews other offices' implant surgery plans free of charge.
None of them is there for show: each one answers part of the question you walked in with.
01A three-dimensional picture of your jaw. It measures how much bone there is and where the nerve runs, so the plan starts from numbers rather than estimates.
02An intraoral scanner records your teeth with no tray and no putty to bite into, and more accurately than a physical mold can.
03The implant is positioned on the scan before anyone picks up an instrument, and that plan later becomes the printed guide used on surgery day.


BeforeAfter
BeforeAfterCall (571) 702-9832 or book online. The scan and your written options both come at that appointment.