For Referring Doctors | Prosthodontic & Implant Referrals

Your Patient

What the patient you send here walks into.

The practice assumes a referred patient is arriving somewhere unfamiliar for something they are not looking forward to, and is set up accordingly.

The glass entrance to the practice's building at 7901 Jones Branch Drive — Tysons Corner

A clinician showing a patient a dental model during a consultation — A conversation, then a scan

A patient resting with her eyes closed in the chair under sedation — Sedation where needed

A patient greeting a team member at the front desk — Second opinions free

Capability

What can be handled without a second referral.

The whole chain sits in one building, so a complex case does not fragment across three practices and a laboratory in another state.

The bench and stereo microscope in the practice's in-house laboratory

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Diagnosis & planning

CBCT imaging and intraoral scanning on site, with the implant position planned on the scan before anything is placed.

A treatment room at the practice, screened by a frosted-glass partition

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Surgical

Extractions, bone grafting and computer-guided implant placement across six surgical suites, under sedation.

Oral surgery

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Prosthetic

Design, milling and firing in the in-house digital laboratory, one in each practice, which makes a remake days rather than a month. Arches are planned as a thin FP1 wherever the bone allows.

The facility

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Full-arch reconstruction

All-on-4 and fixed full-arch work: the case type most general practices refer out, and the one this practice is built around.

All-on-4

Continuing Education

The Tysons Study Club.

Dr. Nahlah founded the Tysons Study Club, a continuing education platform for dentists. A good deal of the referral relationship here starts in a lecture room rather than with a patient.

The current program is not published online. Ask when you refer.

Dr. Nahlah's full record

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