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Bring the plan you were given somewhere else. You will be told plainly whether it is the right one, at no charge, with no obligation to change practices.

A prosthodontic practice in McLean that has served Virginia and Washington, D.C. for more than twenty years. Complex work, done in one building, by people who know your name.
Most people arrive here having already been somewhere else. They have a plan they do not understand, a quote they cannot reconcile, or a mouth that has been treated one tooth at a time for a decade without anyone standing back to look at the whole thing.
That is the work of a prosthodontist. Dr. Esam Nahlah is board certified in it, has practiced it for over twenty years, and has placed more than 7,000 full-mouth dental implants. Whether the answer is a complete cosmetic smile makeover or a full arch of new teeth on All-on-4 implants, it is designed as one result rather than assembled out of separate appointments.
The practice also holds room for same-day emergency appointments and offers free second opinions — because the most common reason someone hesitates is not the treatment, it is not being sure the treatment is the right one.
Call and speak to the practice directly. That is the whole of the sales process.

Six things separate this practice from a general dental office that also places implants. They are the reason complex cases get referred here rather than out.
Each of these is a standing policy of the practice, not a promotion.
Bring the plan you were given somewhere else. You will be told plainly whether it is the right one, at no charge, with no obligation to change practices.
Time is held open in the schedule for pain, breakage and failed work, so an emergency is seen the day it happens rather than the week after.
Emergency careThe practice guarantees its cosmetic work. Any part that fails inside five years is replaced free of charge.
Surgery, scanning, design and fabrication all happen here. Nothing is posted to a lab in another state and waited on.
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The practice makes it a priority to build a real relationship with every patient it sees. That is not only how care gets personalized — it is the single most effective thing anyone has found for the fear and the anxiety that keep people out of a dental chair for years at a time.
The technology exists to serve the same end. An intraoral scanner replaces the tray of impression material. Computer-guided surgery means smaller incisions and shorter recovery. An in-house lab means fewer visits and fewer weeks between them. None of it is there to be impressive; it is there so the appointment is shorter, more precise and less unpleasant than the one you are picturing.
Call either office and schedule a visit. Second opinions are free, and emergencies are seen the same day.
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