Serving Patients in South Riding
We love serving the people of Aldie and helping them achieve their healthy smile goals. Whether that means essential preventative dentistry through regular cleaning appointments, something more advanced like dental implants, or even cosmetic treatments like veneers to give your smile a pearly white gleam, we look forward to being your partners in lifelong dental health. Check this map if you need directions to our practice.
If you are unsure whether your situation is considered a dental emergency, do not hesitate to contact us anyway. We quickly diagnose and determine the gravity of the problem and treat you according to your emergency needs promptly. Sometimes life happens, and there are just times when dental care is immediately needed. In these times, an emergency dentist is who you need to call.
Directions to Our Practice
If you aren’t familiar with our location in South Riding, we can help using a few notable starting points in town as a reference. If you know where StoneSprings Hospital Center is, we’re right across the highway, in the same building as the Gum Spring Library.
For anyone coming to us from the direction of Dulles International Airport, take Ariane Way north to Old Ox Rd (VA 606) and turn left. Keep going around a couple bends for more than five miles, then take a left onto Loudoun County Pkwy. Take a right onto Dulles W Blvd, then left onto Arcola Blvd, right at the Exxon onto John Mosby Highway, left onto Gateway Village Pl, right onto Southpoint Dr, right again onto Millstream Dr, and then into the library parking lot. We’re right in the same building!
Fun Trivia About South Riding and Loudoun County
South Riding, despite having a Town Hall and being home to over 33,000 people, is technically not its own town or city. It is still a “census-deisgnated place” so it’s governed by the county and by the non-profit corporation South Riding Proprietary. Everyone who owns property in South Riding becomes part of the association automatically. How much do you know about the county we live in? Compare your knowledge against our list of Loudoun County facts:
- Earl of Loudoun’s Legacy: Founded in 1757, Loudoun County derives its name from John Campbell, the Fourth Earl of Loudoun, a distinguished Scottish military commander renowned for his role in the Seven Years’ War.
- Civil War Crossroads: A strategic crossroads during the American Civil War, Loudoun County bore witness to pivotal moments. The Battle of Balls Bluff in 1861, fought along the Potomac River’s banks, is just one chapter in the county’s storied wartime history.
- Dairy Dominion: In the early 1900s, Loudoun County earned acclaim for its flourishing dairy industry. The region was a prolific producer of milk, cheese, and butter, distributed far and wide across the nation.
- War-Time Training Ground: During World War II, Loudoun County housed the Oatlands Training Center, a vital hub where the U.S. military conducted covert operations training, leaving an indelible mark on the county’s wartime contributions.
- Middleburg’s Rich Tapestry: The historic town of Middleburg, nestled in Loudoun County, boasts a compelling history. Once a refuge for the largest African-American community in the area during the Jim Crow era, Middleburg stands as a testament to resilience and civil rights activism.
- Aviation Hub: In 1991, the bustling Dulles International Airport took flight in Loudoun County, becoming a major player in the county’s economic growth and development as one of the busiest airports in the United States.
- Historic Landmarks Abound: Loudoun County’s landscape is adorned with historic treasures like the Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, Morven Park, and the Belmont Farm. These landmarks offer a window into the county’s rich cultural heritage and storied past.