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Dr. Faranak Khasraghi, DDS, DMD has been the go-to dentist in Dumfries, VA, for over twenty years, opening this practice when County Center was still a neighborhood taking shape, with a stadium and golf course going up across the street and young families putting down roots all around it. She has watched the area grow while keeping the things that matter most: a stable dental team, a high standard of dental care, and an office where your oral health is taken seriously at every single appointment. Kids come here for their first dental cleaning, parents manage long-term dental needs with a team that knows their history, and grandparents trust the same faces they’ve known for years. All under one roof, all held to the same standard.

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Our Mission

Most dental practices measure success by how many chairs they fill. Dr. Faranak Khasraghi, DDS, DMD measures it differently: by whether patients leave in better shape than when they walked in, and whether they actually understand why. That standard shows up in the details: a dental team that takes time to review your X-rays with you rather than just filing them away, a hygienist who covers dental hygiene education and explains what she’s seeing in real time, and a dentist who will slow down a dental appointment if something needs more discussion. The goal isn’t to move patients through. It’s to move their oral health forward. That’s been true since day one, and it’s why so many Dumfries VA families have trusted this practice with their dental care across multiple generations.

Welcoming front desk at County Center Dental Group in Woodbridge, VA, with a granite counter, framed diplomas, and a hallway of glass block treatment rooms ready for patients from the Dumfries community

Why Choose Us

Our Dental Services

Veneers

Patients from Dumfries who visit our Woodbridge office often choose porcelain veneers to correct discoloration and close small gaps. Veneers are thin porcelain shells, shaded and shaped to blend with your surrounding teeth and suit your features. Our dentist prepares the tooth surface, records your bite, and places a temporary set while your final veneers are made. The final veneers are then bonded in place, and many patients pair them with professional whitening so every tooth matches. Learn more about veneers in Woodbridge, VA.

Tooth Color Shapes How Others See You

A 2021 study in the Journal of Dentistry showed adults photos of the same people with whitened and natural tooth shades. Viewers consistently preferred the whiter smiles, no matter their own age or gender. The authors concluded that, without other information to go on, tooth color shapes how people judge one another in social settings.

Stained Teeth Can Color First Impressions

When your teeth are stained, people you meet may form opinions before you say a word, and you may find yourself smiling less in return. Waiting means carrying that first impression into more interviews, gatherings, and everyday conversations. Veneers can correct discoloration in a few visits, and Dr. K will tell you if a simpler option like whitening could work first. If cost is a concern, the office offers monthly payments through Cherry and CareCredit.

“tooth colour exerts an influence upon the appraisals made in social situations”

Newton JT, et al., “The Impact of Tooth Colour on the Perceptions of Age and Social Judgements,” Journal of Dentistry (2021), via University of Turku

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Invisalign

Invisalign uses a series of clear aligners made to fit over your teeth, gradually moving them into better alignment without metal brackets or wires. Because the aligners come out, you can eat your usual foods and brush and floss as normal. Dr. K is an Invisalign-certified provider, and she evaluates your teeth and outlines a series of aligners, each one moving you a step closer to your goal. Treatment time differs from person to person, and your progress is checked along the way. Patients from Dumfries can learn more about Invisalign in Woodbridge.

Untreated Bite Problems Are Linked to Lower Quality of Life

Researchers reviewed 13 studies on bite problems and how people rate their oral health in daily life, often called oral health-related quality of life. They found that untreated bite problems were linked to a lower quality of life. The more severe the problem, the bigger the effect on physical comfort and on how people feel and interact with others.

Crooked Teeth Can Weigh on Daily Life

Crowded or crooked teeth can affect more than looks, from how comfortable your bite feels to how relaxed you are smiling around others. The study found these effects were greater for more severe bite problems, and leaving them untreated means continuing to live with that impact. Aligners come out for meals and brushing, so treatment fits around your daily routine. Your progress is checked at regular visits, and you can ask questions at any point.

“Untreated malocclusion was significantly associated with OHRQoL”

Sun L, Wong HM, McGrath CP, “Relationship Between the Severity of Malocclusion and Oral Health Related Quality of Life: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis,” Oral Health & Preventive Dentistry (2017), via PubMed, National Library of Medicine

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Porcelain Crowns

When a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling but still worth saving, porcelain crowns restore its strength and appearance. Crowns repair cracked or weakened teeth, anchor bridges, cover dental implants, and protect teeth after root canal therapy. Our dentist reviews your situation to decide whether a crown is the right path, then selects a shape and shade that match the teeth around it. The crown is secured in place for a long-term repair that brings back the tooth’s strength and function. Patients from Dumfries can learn more about dental crowns in Woodbridge, VA.

Heavily Filled Teeth Break More Often

A study across 23 general dental practices in the United Kingdom looked at every patient who came in with a broken back tooth over 14 weeks. Of the broken teeth, 92 percent already had a filling that reached the side of the tooth. The researchers concluded that teeth with extensive fillings have a high rate of fracture.

A Large Filling Can Leave a Tooth Prone to Breaking

When a filling takes up much of a tooth, the walls left around it are thinner and more likely to break under chewing pressure. Waiting until the tooth cracks can mean a bigger repair, or in some cases losing the tooth. A crown covers the whole tooth to protect what remains, and the team checks it first with digital X-rays so you know exactly where things stand. If dental visits make you nervous, sedation options are available to help you relax.

“The extensively restored posterior tooth has a high incidence of tooth fracture”

“The Extensively Restored Posterior Tooth Has a High Incidence of Tooth Fracture,” European Journal of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry (2007), via University of Portsmouth

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Dental Implants

Tooth loss can change your bite and, over time, the way your face looks. Dental implants replace a tooth at the root, giving the jawbone a post to hold onto while supporting a crown that looks and works like a natural tooth. Before any implant is placed, the team reviews your bone, gum health, and bite with 3D cone beam imaging to plan around your anatomy. If bone needs rebuilding first, bone grafting may be part of the plan. Patients from Dumfries can learn more about dental implants in Woodbridge.

The Jawbone Shrinks Quickly in the Months After Tooth Loss

Researchers reviewed 20 studies on what happens to the jawbone after a tooth is removed. Within six months, the ridge of bone lost 29 to 63 percent of its width and 11 to 22 percent of its height. Much of that change happens early, which is why timing matters.

Waiting Gives the Bone Time to Shrink

After a tooth is lost, the bone that held it starts to shrink, and much of that loss happens within the first six months. Less bone can make implant placement more involved and may mean grafting first. Implant placement is done under local anesthesia so you stay comfortable, and the team explains each step before it happens. Follow-up visits confirm the implant is healing well before the final crown is placed.

“horizontal bone loss of 29-63% and vertical bone loss of 11-22% after 6 months”

Tan WL, Wong TL, Wong MC, Lang NP, “A Systematic Review of Post-Extractional Alveolar Hard and Soft Tissue Dimensional Changes in Humans,” Clinical Oral Implants Research (2012), via The University of Hong Kong

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Overdentures

Overdentures offer a middle ground for patients who have lost many teeth but want more than a traditional denture can give. Overdentures anchor onto implants or remaining natural teeth, which cuts down on slipping while still letting you remove them for cleaning. Our dentist evaluates your jaw, remaining teeth, and oral health to build a plan around you. Careful measurements guide each step so your overdentures fit comfortably and hold steady. You can compare options on our partial and full dentures page.

Experts Rate Standard Dentures a Poorer Option Than Implant Support

In 2009, a panel of dental researchers and clinicians from the British Society for the Study of Prosthetic Dentistry reviewed the evidence on lower dentures. They concluded that a standard lower denture is a much poorer choice than one supported by implants. They also noted that people with implant overdentures were more likely to improve their diet.

A Standard Denture May Be Holding You Back

Experts now view a standard lower denture as the weaker option, and people with implant overdentures were more likely to improve what they eat. Waiting to switch means staying with the option that gives you less. An overdenture anchors to implants or remaining roots, so it stays steadier while you eat and talk. The team checks the fit and attachments at each visit, so small problems are fixed early.

“conventional denture is a much poorer alternative than the use of an implant-supported prosthesis”

Thomason JM, et al., “Mandibular Two Implant-Supported Overdentures as the First Choice Standard of Care for Edentulous Patients: The York Consensus Statement,” British Dental Journal (2009)

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All-on-4

For patients facing the loss of a full arch of teeth, All-on-4 supports a complete set of fixed teeth on four implants. The back two implants are angled to make the most of the bone you have, which can reduce the need for bone grafting. Before treatment, our dentist reviews your jaw, bone, and health history to confirm you are a good candidate. Fewer implants mean fewer surgical sites and less healing time than placing an implant for every tooth. Sedation options are available if you feel nervous.

Implant-Supported Teeth Chew Better Than Standard Dentures

A controlled clinical study compared 60 people who had lost all their teeth: some wore standard dentures, some wore overdentures, and some had lower teeth fixed onto implants. Both implant groups chewed food significantly better than the standard denture group. The authors concluded that adding implants improves chewing for people who wear dentures.

Staying in Dentures Can Mean Chewing Less Well

People who wear standard dentures chew less efficiently than people whose teeth are anchored by implants. Waiting means living longer with meals that feel harder to manage. All-on-4 gives you a full arch of teeth fixed onto implants, and the team reviews your bone and health during planning so you know what to expect. The office accepts most PPO plans and offers monthly payments through Cherry and CareCredit.

“placement of osseointegrated implants in complete denture wearers improves their masticatory efficiency”

Apolinário MEO, et al., “Clinical Assessment of Masticatory Efficiency in the Rehabilitation of Edentulous Patients,” Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences (2011), via State University of Campinas

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Meet the Doctors

Dr. Faranak Khasraghi, DDS, DMD, known to patients as “Dr. K,” holds a DDS from Shiraz University School of Dental Science and a DMD earned through the Advanced Standing Program at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. She is Invisalign certified, a lifetime member of USDI and the Dawson Academy, and an active member of the American Dental Association and Virginia Dental Association.

Dr. Josephina Lac, DDS, completed her DDS Cum Laude at the Medical College of Virginia, then earned a Certificate in Advanced Education in General Dentistry from the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery and a Master’s degree in Pediatric Dentistry from Boston University. Dr. Lac is multilingual, fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and Spanish, and has volunteered dental care internationally through Operation Smile and Mission of Mercy. Two skilled doctors, one cohesive team that patients across Dumfries VA count on.

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Patient Testimonials

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Dr. Khasraghi and the front desk staff are so welcoming and professional. Dr. K was great with my Invisalign and got me in right away for any urgent dental care I needed.

Renee R.
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Dr. Khasraghi is phenomenal. She makes you feel comfortable during any procedure. Molly is also very sweet and helps me get appointments that are convenient for me.

Richard K.
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The Best Dentist Practice Ever!!! Dr K is extremely detailed. I have been going to see Dr. K and the team Molly for 18 years.

Darci W.
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Friendly staff and comprehensive work from this dentist. I highly recommend this professional office for any of your dental care needs.

George L.
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I have been seeing this Amazing team for nearly 9 years now. Even after moving from the area, I make the long drive to see them. Very accommodating, professional, and excellent work.

Joel Scott A.

FAQs

How do I know if this practice is the right fit for my family's dental needs?

The best way to find out is to come in, but the practice has a strong track record with families across a wide range of ages and dental needs. Dr. Josephina Lac, DDS, handles pediatric dental care for the youngest members, while Dr. Khasraghi covers adult general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, full denture consultations, and more complex restorative cases. If dental issues arise that fall outside what the practice handles in-house, you’ll get an honest referral rather than an attempt to manage something beyond the team’s scope. Most families find they never need to look anywhere else.

What makes this practice different from a corporate dental chain?

The difference shows up in ways that are hard to quantify but easy to feel. Corporate chain offices are built around volume, maximizing chairs, minimizing time per patient, and rotating staff regularly. This dentist practice has had the same office manager for eighteen years and a hygienist who has known many of her patients since she graduated in 2006. Treatment recommendations are driven by what each patient genuinely needs, not by production targets. When Dr. K tells you a procedure can wait, or that you don’t need one at all, there’s no business pressure pushing back on that call, and that kind of independence is exactly what an independently owned practice protects.

Can I bring my whole family to the same dental appointment block?

Yes, and many families do exactly that. The practice has six treatment rooms and a dental team experienced in managing multiple patients efficiently, so it’s practical to schedule back-to-back or overlapping dental appointments for family members. Let the front desk know when you’re booking and they’ll work to accommodate your schedule. It’s one of the more underrated advantages of choosing a dentist practice with both adult and pediatric dental specialists under one roof.

What does a gum disease evaluation involve?

A gum disease evaluation is a standard part of any thorough dental exam. The hygienist or dentist will measure the depth of the pockets around each tooth, note any bleeding or inflammation, and check for signs of bone loss using X-rays or imaging where appropriate. If early-stage gum disease is detected, your dentist may recommend more frequent dental cleanings, a scaling and root planing treatment, or closer monitoring over time. If periodontal cleanings are recommended, the team will explain clearly why and what to expect. Gum health is directly connected to overall oral health, and this practice treats it accordingly.

How long will I typically wait before being seen at my dental appointment?

The practice respects your time as much as your oral health. Appointments are scheduled with realistic time blocks so that one running late doesn’t cascade through the entire day. Most patients are seen within a few minutes of their scheduled time. If something comes up that causes a delay, the front desk communicates it proactively. Contact us when you book if you have a hard stop time, and the dental team will structure your visit around what’s actually achievable rather than overpromising and underdelivering.

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Book an Appointment with Our Dentist in Dumfries, VA

Twenty years of showing up for the same community as the trusted dentist in Dumfries, VA families return to, with the same team and the same standard of care. That’s what Dr. Faranak Khasraghi, DDS, DMD, has built at County Center Dental Group, and it’s exactly what your family’s oral health deserves. Dial 703.670.4888 to get your dental appointment on the books, or stop by 4008 Genesee Place, Suite 205, Woodbridge, VA 22192, where the team is ready for you Monday through Friday.

For a closer look at the people behind the practice, find us on Facebook, where Dr. K and the dental team, neighbors to this community for over two decades, share oral health tips, office updates, and the kind of behind-the-scenes moments that show you who you’re trusting before you ever walk through the door.

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