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Participating Dentist Directory Delta Dental Premier Participating Dentist Directory Delta Dental Premier Virginia Delta Dental Premier TONEY, TYLER MARCHIBRODA, DIANA HUANG, TONG-YEN VIRGINIA BROWN DENTAL ASSOCS MARCHIBRODA DIANA THE VIRGINIA ENDODONTIC 915 W Main St 9605 Critzer Shop Rd GROUP KINGSTOWNE LLC ABINGDON Abingdon, VA 24210 Afton, VA 22920 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr # 210 (276) 628-9507 (540) 456-6571 Alexandria, VA 22315 GENERAL DENTIST (703) 922-9040 BROWN, BOB ORAL SURGEON ALBERTA BROWN DENTAL ASSOCS KESSLER, JOEL HOLLYFIELD, NEIL 915 W Main St GENERAL DENTIST LAWRENCE M KOTLER DDS SUKLE & HOLLYFIELD 3543 W Braddock Rd #E1 Abingdon, VA 24210 PARRIS-WILKINS, TONYA (276) 628-9507 403 East Main Street Alexandria, VA 22302 SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY Abingdon, VA 24210 (703) 931-6600 (276) 628-2123 HEALTH SERVICES BROWN, RON 8380 Boydton Plank Rd PARTICIPATING PROVIDERS BROWN DENTAL ASSOCS Alberta, VA 23821 KOTLER, LAWRENCE PERKINS, DENNIS 915 W Main St (434) 949-7211 LAWRENCE M KOTLER DDS Abingdon, VA 24210 SUKLE & HOLLYFIELD 3543 W Braddock Rd #E1 403 East Main Street Alexandria, VA 22302 (276) 628-9507 ALDIE Abingdon, VA 24210 (703) 931-6600 (276) 628-2123 COLLINS, TIMOTHY GENERAL DENTIST TIMOTHY E COLLINS DDS LEE, BRIAN THOMPSON, BRIAN KANUMILLI, SOWMYA 616 Campus Dr Ste 100 THE VIRGINIA ENDODONTIC ALDIE FAMILY & COSMETIC Abingdon, VA 24210 SUKLE & HOLLYFIELD GROUP KINGSTOWNE LLC DENTISTRY (276) 619-5020 403 East Main Street 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr # 210 Abingdon, VA 24210 24600 Millstream Dr #470 Alexandria, VA 22315 (276) 628-2123 Aldie, VA 20105 (703) 922-9040 DOTY, MICHAEL (703) 327-9220 MICHAEL DOTY DDS 699 Mcbroom St ORTHODONTIST LEE, H VIVIAN ORTHODONTIST FERNANDO J MEZA DMD PLLC Abingdon, VA 24210 BASSHAM, DEBORAH 4660 Kenmore Ave Ste 700 (276) 628-6251 DEBORAH A BASSHAM DDS MS FRANKENBERRY, ANISHKA Alexandria, VA 22304 414 E Main St STONE RIDGE ORTHODONTICS (703) 370-1327 HOOKER, JOHN Abingdon, VA 24210 24600 Millstream Dr #101 BROWN DENTAL ASSOCS (276) 525-1181 Aldie, VA 20105 915 W Main St (703) 722-8004 MEZA, FERNANDO Abingdon, VA 24210 FERNANDO J MEZA DMD PLLC PEDIATRIC (276) 628-9507 ALEXANDRIA 4660 Kenmore Ave Ste 700 DENTIST/PEDODONTIST Alexandria, VA 22304 (703) 370-1327 JOHNSTON, FRANCES ROLON, EVELYN ENDODONTIST FRANCES ANNE JOHNSTON DDS ABINGDON PEDIATRIC DJEU, S GRACE 160 Valley St Ne DENTISTRY NGO, TU-SON THE VIRGINIA ENDODONTIC Abingdon, VA 24210 465 W Main St THE VIRGINIA ENDODONTIC GROUP KINGSTOWNE LLC (276) 623-2211 Abingdon, VA 24212 GROUP KINGSTOWNE LLC (276) 739-7942 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr # 210 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr # 210 Alexandria, VA 22315 Alexandria, VA 22315 MOORE , FRENCH (703) 922-9040 (703) 922-9040 FRENCH H MOORE III DDS PC ACCOMAC 321 Court Street DONGELL, DIANA Abingdon, VA 24210 GENERAL DENTIST PALMIERI, DAVID DAVID PALMIERI DMD (276) 628-7862 DAVID PALMIERI DMD DALEY, COLLEEN 1650 King St Ste 300 1650 King St Ste 300 COLLEEN C DALEY DDS Alexandria, VA 22314 Alexandria, VA 22314 OWENS, GREGORY 24050 Lankford Hwy (703) 836-0006 (703) 836-0006 GREGORY D OWENS DDS Accomac, VA 23301 640 West Main St #A (757) 787-7770 HSU, YU KAI Abingdon, VA 24210 PATEL, LOKEN THE VIRGINIA ENDODONTIC (276) 676-2616 FERNANDO J MEZA DMD PLLC SAECKER, J GROUP KINGSTOWNE LLC 4660 Kenmore Ave Ste 700 J RAWLS SAECKER DDS 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr # 210 Alexandria, VA 22304 THURSTON, CHRISTOPHER 23185 Front St Alexandria, VA 22315 (703) 370-1327 BROWN DENTAL ASSOCS Accomac, VA 23301 (703) 922-9040 915 W Main St (757) 787-4425 Abingdon, VA 24210 PORTELL, FRANK DAVID PALMIERI DMD (276) 628-9507 AFTON 1650 King St Ste 300 Alexandria, VA 22314 GENERAL DENTIST (703) 836-0006 Delta Dental member companies and, with limited exception, Participating Dentists are independent contractors. Delta Dental member companies and Participating Dentists do NOT have a relationship of employer and employee nor of principal and agent. No such relationship other than that of independent parties contracting with each other solely for the purpose of Participating Dentists' provision of dental care to Delta Dental members may be deemed to exist or be construed to exist between Delta Dental member companies and Participating Dentists. A Participating Dentist is solely responsible for the dental care provided to any patient, and Delta Dental member companies do not control the detail, manner or methods by which a Participating Dentist provides care. September 2015 1 Delta Dental Premier ALMZAYYEN, MOHAMMED BELL, ALONZO CHO, YOUNG VIRGINIA (CONT'D) REFLECTION DENTAL LITTLE ALONZO M BELL DDS FOREST FAMILY DENTISTRY RIVER 1454 Duke St #200 PLLC ALEXANDRIA 6546 Little River Turnpike Alexandria, VA 22314 3608 Forest Dr Alexandria, VA 22312 (703) 836-3384 Alexandria, VA 22302 RUSSO-REVAND, JESSICA (703) 256-3313 (703) 671-3511 FERNANDO J MEZA DMD PLLC BEYENE, YODIT 4660 Kenmore Ave Ste 700 ARANGO, ANA CHOHAN, EMA Alexandria, VA 22304 ALEXANDRIA ADVANCED (703) 370-1327 ANA M ARANGO DDS PC DENTISTRY ALEXANDRIA SMILE DENTISTRY 6303 Little River Trnpk #140 4660 Kenmore Ave #318 5234 Dawes Ave Alexandria, VA 22312 Alexandria, VA 22304 Alexandria, VA 22311 SCHOENLY, NATHAN (703) 256-7700 (703) 751-7300 (703) 671-0626 DAVID PALMIERI DMD 1650 King St Ste 300 PARTICIPATING PROVIDERS ARDILA GAITAN, CLAUDIA BHULLAR, RAJINDER CLARK, C Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 836-0006 ALEXANDRIA NEIGHBORHOOD RAJINDER S BHULLAR DDS KING CENTRE DENTAL HEATLH SERVICES INC 101 S Whiting St #313 5695 King Centre Dr B100 4480 King St Alexandria, VA 22304 Alexandria, VA 22315 TOLBA, MOSTAFA Alexandria, VA 22303 (703) 823-2998 (703) 719-9824 EXQUISITE DENTAL CARE (703) 535-5568 300 N Washington St Ste 210 BROTHERTON, SAMTHA COSTA, MAURICIO Alexandria, VA 22314 ASGARI, NAVID (571) 970-4103 SAMTHA BROTHERTON DDS PC ANA M ARANGO DDS PC ALEXANDRIA DENTAL ART 5500 Holmes Run #C5 6303 Little River Trnpk #140 1001 N Fairfax St #100 Alexandria, VA 22304 Alexandria, VA 22312 GENERAL DENTIST Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 212-2001 (703) 256-7700 ABOULHOSN-SANGID, (703) 566-8799 MAHER BROWN, CHARLES DELORENZO, MICHAEL DUKE DENTAL CARE PLC ASHOURIPOUR, DARIOUSH KINGSTOWNE DENTAL CARE PC MICHAEL DELORENZO DMD LLC 50 S Pickett St #229 LANDMARK SMILE DDS 7015-A Manchester Blvd 801 N Pitt St Ste 111 Alexandria, VA 22304 5249 Duke St #409 Alexandria, VA 22310 Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 212-0000 Alexandria, VA 22304 (703) 719-0033 (703) 549-1288 (703) 370-6800 BROWN, CHARLES ACKERMAN, JEFFREY HAYFIELD DENTAL CARE DHILLON, NAVNEET ACKERMAN & ASSOC OF ATTIA, MOHAMED 7574 Telegraph Rd NEIBAUER DENTAL CARE PC ALEXANDRIA D MOHAMED ATTA DDS PLLC Alexandria, VA 22315 8626 Richmond Hwy 5055 Seminary Rd Ste 105 6420 Grovedale Dr #100A (703) 971-2220 Alexandria, VA 22309 Alexandria, VA 22311 Alexandria, VA 22310 (703) 554-3500 (703) 719-9305 (703) 931-0200 BUNN, STEVEN ERIC MESTAS DDS PC DICKSON, STEPHANIE ADAM-ELDIEN, ASHRAF AVAKIAN, GARY 5115-D Franconia Rd DICKSON DENTAL PC ADVANCED DENTAL CARE PLLC AVAKIAN GARY V Alexandria, VA 22310 5962 Richmond Hwy 1707 Osage St # 402 303 South Columbus St (703) 971-2788 Alexandria, VA 22303 Alexandria, VA 22302 Alexandria, VA 22314 (571) 481-4410 (703) 549-7492 (703) 578-1700 BURTON, FRANCESCA FRANCESCA M BURTON DDS PC DIONISIO, JANICE AHMED, SEEMA AWADZI, GERALD 1900 Elkin St Ste 290 MAS FAMILY & COSMETIC CENTER FOR DENTAL NEIBAUER DENTAL CARE PC Alexandria, VA 22308 DENTISTRY ANESTHESIOLOGY 8626 Richmond Hwy (703) 799-4300 6831 Sir Viceroy Dr #200 5282 & 5284 Dawes Ave Alexandria, VA 22309 Alexandria, VA 22315 (703) 554-3500 (703) 672-0664 Alexandria, VA 22311 CABALLERO, GIOVANNI (703) 379-6400 DANIEL F BABIEC DMD PC BABIEC, DANIEL 3690 Kl King St DO, HOANG ALAYSSAMI, MAZIN DANIEL F BABIEC DMD PC Alexandria, VA 22302 HOANG KIM DO DDS LLC BRIGHT NOW DENTAL GENERAL 3690 Kl King St (703) 820-0809 5266 Dawes Ave SPECIALTY COSMETIC Alexandria, VA 22302 Alexandria, VA 22311 (703) 820-0809 (703) 845-8741 5249 Duke Street 210 CALIGAN, GEOFFREY Alexandria, VA 22304 GEOFFREY CALIGAN DMD PLLC (703) 823-2413 BALINO, CELESTE 520 N Henry St DONAHUE, JAMES KING CENTRE DENTAL Alexandria, VA 22314 JAMES J DONAHUE JR DDS 5695 King Centre Dr B100 (703) 541-8259 1707 Osage Street #102 Alexandria, VA 22315 Alexandria, VA 22302 (703) 719-9824 (703) 998-6558 Delta Dental member companies and, with limited exception, Participating Dentists are independent contractors. Delta Dental member companies and Participating Dentists do NOT have a relationship of employer and employee nor of principal and agent. No such relationship other than that of independent parties contracting with each other solely for the purpose of Participating Dentists' provision of dental care to Delta Dental members may be deemed to exist or be construed to exist between Delta Dental member companies and Participating Dentists. A Participating Dentist is solely responsible for the dental care provided to any patient, and Delta Dental member companies do not control the detail, manner or methods by which a Participating Dentist provides care. September 2015 2 Delta Dental Premier FREEDMAN, BRAD GOLUB, MARK HARRIS, CLIFTON VIRGINIA (CONT'D) BRAD M FREEDMAN DDS LTD MARK E GOLUB DDS PLC OLD TOWN SMILES 4604 D Pinecrest Off Pk 1451 Belle Haven Rd Ste 340 500 Montgomery St #250 ALEXANDRIA Alexandria, VA 22312 Alexandria, VA 22307 Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 658-9600 (703) 765-3366 (703) 836-7000 DONG, MICHAEL THE CENTER FOR AESTHETIC GHANBARI, MOHSEN GOMEZ, PATRICIA HARTLEY, CAROLINE DENTISTRY 624 N Washington St MOHSEN GHANBARI DDS ALEXANDRIA SMILE DENTISTRY BRYAN D WOOD DDS PC Alexandria, VA 22314 50 South Pickett Street Suite 118 5234 Dawes Ave 2000 Huntington Ave Ste 107 (703) 299-9899
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