About Dr. Pousson

He and his wife, Jeanne, graduated from Louisiana State University School of Dentistry in 1979 and established a family practice in Slidell, Louisiana. Their office became the dental home to many Slidell area families. Its friendly atmosphere and dedication to high quality dentistry created an excellent reputation in the community.

Dr. Jeanne retired from dentistry in 1995 to home school their three children, which proved to be a very satisfying commitment for parents and children alike. The Poussons visited Purcellville in 2000 to explore the possibility of Kyle attending Patrick Henry College. They fell in love with the area and decided to make it home. Kyle graduated from Purcellville's Patrick Henry College and has completed two years of law school at Duke University. Michael graduated from George Mason University and has finished his first year of graduate school at Clemson University. Michelle has completed her high school studies and is the cheerful person who greets you at the office when you call or visit.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

One doctor, one patient - that's what you can expect at our office. Dr. Pousson will conduct your new patient exam and evaluation. This thorough exam includes a complete review of your medical and dental history so we can learn about you, not just your teeth. This one-on-one time is a testimony to the excellent treatment you will receive at Pousson Family Dentistry. When you are here, you are the most important patient.

Credentials

• American Dental Assn.
• Virginia Dental Assn.
• Northern Virginia Dental Society
• Academy of General Dentistry
• C. Edmund Kells Honor Society

Education:

• LSU School of Dentistry
• F.A.C.E. (www.facedentistry.org)

Awards:

• Consumer's Research Council of America selected Dr. Pousson as one of America's Outstanding Dentists based on a point value system for education, continuing education, membership in professional associations, and experience.

David Pousson graduated from Louisiana State University School of Dentistry in 1979. By graduating in the top ten percent of his class, he gained admission into the C. Edmund Kells Honor Society.

Never satisfied with mediocrity, he consistently exceeds the yearly requirement for continuing education courses. This includes graduation from the F.A.C.E. Institute which involved 268 hours of lectures, lab, and clinical training over an eighteen month period. F.A.C.E. (www.facedentistry.org) equips doctors to diagnose and restore the most complicated cases while establishing complete harmony between the teeth and jaw joints.