Teeth That Look and Feel Like Your Own.
One board-certified specialist plans your treatment, places your implants and fits your final teeth himself. Many patients leave the surgery with fixed teeth.
Am I a Candidate?
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What brings you in?
U.S. dentists are prosthodontists, the specialists in restoring and replacing teeth, and fewer still are board-certified. Dr. Nahlah is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics.
With us, one specialist handles your case from the first scan to the final teeth.
Some offices make every full arch as FP3, on a thick base of pink acrylic standing in for gum and bone. At my McLean office, I plan a thin FP1 arch wherever your bone allows it: teeth only, with the natural look of crown and bridge.
Natural crown-and-bridge look
No added pink, no extra bulk
Planned first wherever the bone allows
A little pink acrylic, following the gum contour
Rarely indicated, and often not ideal
Thick pink acrylic stands in for gum and bone
The stronger option where bone loss is advanced
A thin arch is not always possible, and where bone loss is advanced FP3 is the stronger choice and easier to keep clean. Your 3D scan shows which one your bone can carry.
How a Full Arch Is PlannedFrom a single implant to a full-arch rebuild, every treatment is planned and carried out in our McLean office, by the same team, with the laboratory on site.
Single implants, bridges and full arches, planned and placed by one board-certified prosthodontist.
Explore02A full set of fixed teeth on four implants, often in one day.
Explore03Traditional dentures, implant dentures and a fixed full arch, compared side by side, including the drawbacks.
Explore04Veneers, whitening and more. You see your new smile before anything changes.
ExploreMy smile held me back. That’s behind me now.Melanie · Full-Arch Implant Patient
Two people missing the same tooth can need entirely different treatment, so you get a real number after the scan, in writing.
A cone-beam scan shows the bone we have to work with. You leave knowing whether you are a candidate, what it costs, and how long it takes.
The final teeth are designed before a single implant is placed. You see and approve the result in advance.
Implants are placed through a surgical guide built from your scan, under sedation if you want it. Many patients leave the same day with fixed teeth.
Once healing is complete the definitive teeth go in, shaped, shaded and bite-balanced by the same specialist who planned them.
As an award-winning board-certified specialist in prosthodontic dentistry, Dr. Nahlah provides patients with a premier level of dental care using the industry’s most advanced technology. He has been practicing since 2003, in Northern Virginia since 2013, entirely on prosthodontics. Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists. In 2013, the American Board of Prosthodontics awarded Dr. Nahlah the most prestigious award in prosthodontics: “Diplomate of American Board of Prosthodontics.”
Adjunct faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University, teaching the residents in its Prosthodontics Postgraduate Program, and lecturing on smile design and implants. Dr. Nahlah’s expertise encompasses full-mouth dental restorations, computer-guided surgeries, digital smile design, porcelain veneers and much more!
Across that career, over 18,000 implants placed and over 15,000 arches restored.
One team runs both of my offices. From your first call to your last visit, these are the people looking after you while I plan and carry out your treatment.
Your appointments and records, and the person to ask when a date needs to move.
Designs your new teeth in my own lab from your scan, so they are made here rather than sent out.
Your estimate, the insurance pre-authorization, financing and the order of your visits.
At my side in surgery, and the one who gets the room, the scanner and you ready.
Your cleanings, including the six-month visits that help implant work last.
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Tysons Corner · McLean
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My office is Suite 220, on the second floor of 7901 Jones Branch Drive in Tysons, with parking under the building. It is open Monday to Thursday from 8 am to 5 pm, and on Fridays until 2 pm. Without traffic it is about nine minutes from Vienna along Route 123, 13 from Falls Church by Leesburg Pike, 15 to 20 from Reston and Herndon on the Dulles Toll Road, and 17 from Fairfax by Route 123, I-66 and the Beltway. Six surgical suites, the cone-beam scanner and the dental laboratory share that floor, so your scan, your implant surgery and the making of your teeth happen without sending you, or your case, anywhere else.
Directions from your door and the list of what to bring are on my Tysons Corner office page, which is the one to read before a first visit.
Dr. Nahlah and his team of elite dental professionals believe in offering more than technologically advanced dental care and services. We know that each patient’s experience is unique, and this is why we make it a point to develop and maintain meaningful, personalized relationships with every patient we see.
As soon as you walk through our office doors, you will be greeted with a warm, friendly ambiance and a welcoming atmosphere founded on care, compassion and a genuine consideration for each patient’s unique needs. For over 20 years, Dr. Nahlah has been providing quality dental care to residents of the Washington, D.C. area.
Join our family today and experience what patient-focused, community-driven dentistry is all about! Find out if you’re a candidate: a consultation includes the 3D scan and a straight answer about what your case needs, before you commit to anything.
