Pediatric Oral Surgery in Loudoun County

Safe, Compassionate Oral Surgery Care for Children and Teens

When children or teenagers require oral surgery, parents want experienced specialists who prioritize both safety and comfort. At Davary & Smith Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, pediatric oral surgery procedures are performed by dual-degree oral and maxillofacial surgeons trained in both medicine and dentistry. Dr. Ashkan Davary is board-certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ABOMS), and together with Dr. Christopher Smith, provides advanced surgical care for young patients throughout Loudoun County and Northern Virginia.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons receive extensive hospital-based training in surgery, anesthesia, and the management of complex dental and facial conditions. This specialized training allows our team to safely perform pediatric procedures such as tooth extractions, treatment of impacted teeth, and surgical exposure procedures while ensuring that children remain comfortable and well cared for throughout the process.

Our goal is to provide a supportive experience for both children and parents while delivering the highest level of surgical safety and precision.

Why Parents Choose Davary & Smith for Pediatric Oral Surgery

Safety First

Davary & Smith Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery operates one of the few oral surgery centers in Northern Virginia built to NFPA 99 Category 1 hospital standards, the highest safety standard for anesthesia facilities.

Our surgical environment includes:

• advanced patient monitoring systems
• hospital-grade anesthesia equipment
• rigorous safety protocols
• highly trained clinical staff

This allows procedures involving sedation or anesthesia to be performed with the highest level of safety.

Specialized Pediatric Surgical Expertise

Children and teenagers have unique dental and facial development considerations. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specifically trained to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the developing jaw and teeth.

Common pediatric oral surgery procedures include:

• removal of impacted or problematic teeth
• exposure of impacted teeth for orthodontic treatment
• treatment of oral infections
• management of facial injuries
• surgical preparation for orthodontic care

Our surgeons carefully evaluate each child’s condition and work closely with parents and referring dentists to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

Pediatric Anesthesia Options

Comfort and safety are central priorities when treating younger patients. Our surgeons offer a full range of anesthesia options designed to ensure that procedures are performed safely and with minimal stress.

Anesthesia options may include:

• Local anesthesia
• Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
• Oral sedation
• Moderate sedation
• Deep sedation or general anesthesia

Because oral and maxillofacial surgeons receive specialized anesthesia training, they are uniquely qualified to administer and monitor these techniques during oral surgery procedures.

Creating a Comfortable Experience for Children

Oral surgery can feel intimidating for both children and parents. Our team works hard to create an environment that feels calm, welcoming, and supportive.

We focus on:

• clear explanations for parents and patients
• gentle communication with young patients
• careful monitoring throughout the procedure
• detailed post-operative instructions

By prioritizing both safety and compassion, we help ensure that each child’s experience is as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pediatric Oral Surgery

Is oral surgery safe for children?

Yes. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons receive extensive training in anesthesia and surgical care, allowing procedures to be performed safely in a carefully monitored environment.

What procedures may require pediatric oral surgery?

Common procedures include removal of impacted teeth, surgical exposure of teeth for orthodontics, treatment of infections, and certain types of dental extractions.

Will my child be sedated during oral surgery?

Sedation options depend on the type of procedure, the child’s age, and their level of anxiety. During the consultation, the surgeon will review the safest and most appropriate anesthesia option.

How long does recovery take?

Most children recover quickly after oral surgery. Minor procedures may involve only a few days of mild discomfort, while more complex procedures may require additional healing time.

Schedule a Consultation

If your child has been referred for oral surgery or requires evaluation for a dental concern, the team at Davary & Smith Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is here to help.

Families throughout Loudoun County and Northern Virginia trust our surgeons for safe, compassionate pediatric oral surgery care delivered in a modern surgical environment.