A connected approach for western Fairfax County.

Airway-focused care.
Fairfax, Virginia.

The Fairfax location supports care coordination for patients around Fair Oaks, Fairfax, Oakton, Chantilly, and western Fairfax County who want a closer look at jaw development and oral function.

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Fairfax

Care coordination through Elite Orthodontics

11702U Fair Oaks Mall
Fairfax, VA 22033
(703) 520-6300Get directions (opens in a new tab)Confirm the appointment type, clinician, and exact location when scheduling.

A coordinated starting point

The office is located at Fair Oaks Mall. Confirm the appointment location and any provider-specific arrival details before your visit, particularly when coordinating more than one discipline.

What to discuss at the consultation

Tell the team about your main concern, previous dental treatment, and any medical evaluation already completed. A visit can explore jaw width, bite relationships, growth, and oral function while identifying where additional expertise may help.

Plan the next step around your needs

The online airway evaluation helps organize your observations. At the visit, the clinical assessment determines whether the next step is monitoring, additional records, treatment planning, or coordination with another provider.

Need pediatric scheduling?

Let the team know the patient’s age and the reason for the visit so the appropriate office and provider can be identified.

Bring interpretable records

Previous orthodontic treatment, retention, dental restorations, and periodontal status can affect current planning. Existing scans, radiographs, and sleep or ENT reports should be identified by date and by whether they were obtained before or after treatment. Ask the Fairfax office how to transfer relevant records securely. The purpose is to clarify the clinical question and avoid assuming that a previous diagnosis or airway measurement describes the patient’s current status.

Sources & further reading

  1. Policy on obstructive sleep apnea · American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
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A connected approach.

Structure & growth

Airway-focused orthodontics

The way teeth fit is part of a bigger picture. We consider the upper jaw, lower jaw, tongue space, and developing bite alongside the breathing and sleep concerns you bring to your visit.

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Growing with intention

Pediatric airway dentistry

Children grow quickly. Pediatric dentistry adds an early view of dental development, oral habits, feeding concerns, and the patterns a family notices at home.

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Creating appropriate space

Palatal expansion & the airway

The palate is also the floor of the nose. When the upper jaw is constricted, expansion can address a structural limitation that matters to the bite and, in selected patients, the nasal airway.

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Start with what you have noticed

A clearer next step.
More room to breathe.

Bring your breathing, sleep, and development concerns into one conversation. Begin with our online airway evaluation.

Start airway evaluation (opens in a new tab)Educational screening only. An in-person assessment determines diagnosis and treatment options.

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