Same-day care when a tooth can't wait.
Toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, and dental injuries — seen the same day by the family-owned team caring for Manassas and Dumfries since 1993. Call the office nearest you.
A dental emergency is any problem that needs prompt care to stop pain, save a tooth, or treat an injury — a severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a lost filling or crown, or swelling and bleeding in the mouth.
If you're in pain or you've injured a tooth, call the office nearest you right away — we keep room for same-day emergencies. The sooner we see you, the more options we usually have to save the tooth and get you comfortable.
Emergencies we treat same-day
Call us right away if you have:
- A severe or lingering toothache
- A cracked, broken, or fractured tooth
- A knocked-out or loose tooth
- A lost filling or crown
- Swelling, an abscess, or bleeding gums
- A cut or injury inside the mouth
Knocked-out tooth? Handle it by the crown (not the root), gently rinse it, keep it in milk or against your cheek, and call us immediately — time matters.
How an emergency visit works.
Call us
Tell us what happened. We'll give first-aid guidance and get you in the same day whenever possible.
Get comfortable
Our first priority is relief — easing pain and stabilizing the tooth or injury.
Diagnose
A focused exam and x-ray to find the cause and explain your options clearly.
Treat & plan
Most repairs happen in-house. We'll handle the urgent fix and map any follow-up care.
A familiar team, when it matters most.
Same-day appointments
We hold room in the schedule for emergencies at both offices, so you're not left waiting in pain.
Most repairs in-house
From fillings to extractions, we handle the great majority of emergencies without sending you elsewhere.
Gentle with anxious patients
Hurting and nervous is a hard combination — our team is calm, kind, and unhurried, for kids and adults alike.
What patients ask us most.
Can I be seen today?
In most cases, yes — we keep same-day room for emergencies at both offices. Call the location nearest you as early as you can so we can fit you in.
What should I do for a knocked-out tooth?
Pick it up by the crown, gently rinse without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket — or keep it in milk — and call us immediately. Reimplantation is most successful within the first hour.
I'm in pain but it's after hours — what now?
Call your nearest office and follow the prompts; for severe swelling, trouble breathing, or a serious facial injury, call 911 or go to the emergency room. [After-hours line to confirm with Dr. Diana.]
Will my insurance cover an emergency visit?
Emergency exams and many treatments are commonly covered. We'll check your benefits and give you a clear estimate before treatment whenever the situation allows.
"Broke a tooth on a Saturday-night dinner and they got me in first thing. Calm, fast, and they fixed it that morning."— Marcus D. · Manassas
In pain right now? Call us.
We hold same-day room for emergencies at both offices — reach the location nearest you.