Fairfax’s Go-To Emergency Dentist for Same-Day Care
Serving patients from across DC, Maryland, and Virginia
Top Rated Dentist
In Fairfax, VA
Fairfax’s Emergency Dentist - Same-Day Care, 7 Days a Week
Serving patients from across DC, Maryland, and Virginia
Here's Why Fairfax Calls Us First
Open 7 Days a Week
We're open Monday through Sunday, 9 AM – 5 PM, including most holidays, because dental emergencies don't care about what's on the calendar or where you're coming from. We see patients from across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Same-Day Treatment
Most problems can be treated the same day you call. No referrals, no runaround, no “squeezing you in” next week.
Phones Answered 24/7
Call at 2 AM and someone will answer. Between our team and our answering service, we make sure you’re never talking to a voicemail when you’re in pain.
Transparent Pricing
We’ll present a treatment plan and quote before any work begins. No surprise bills. No guessing. Just honest numbers from dentists who actually respect your time and money.
Built for the Moment You Actually Need a Dentist
Think of us as the Minute Clinic of dentistry; Same-day access, no runaround, real treatment. The only difference? We're also here for everything that comes after the emergency.
Dr. Johnson and Dr. Bonner built DentCare Now for the people who couldn't wait a week to be seen. For the uninsured and underinsured. For the busy parent who keeps putting it off. For anyone who's ever been told "we can't fit you in until Thursday" while their tooth was throbbing.
Open seven days a week. Phones answered around the clock. Transparent pricing before treatment begins. No production goals, no upsell, no judgment for how long it's been. Just two dentists who believe in making emergency dental care work for real people.
We’re Not Your Typical Dental Office
The moment you walk in, you're going to feel it. Bright windows, clean space, and music that actually slaps, like Motown, R&B, 70s and 80s classics, whatever the team is feeling that day. Someone's going to greet you like they mean it, because they do. We get genuinely excited when people walk through that door.
If you need help relaxing, we've thought of everything — blankets, neck pillows, leg and back pillows, sleep masks, earplugs, stress balls, wireless headsets, and sunglasses. But the thing patients never see coming? The VR headset. Put it on, and your body is still in the chair, but your mind is somewhere else completely. On a beach. In a forest. Anywhere but here. And if you need more than a good view, laughing gas and oral sedation are always an option.
New Patients Are Always Welcome
DentCare Now is Fairfax's top-rated emergency dentist. We keep same-day slots open specifically for new patients because we know dental pain doesn't make appointments — and it doesn't care how far you have to drive. We see patients from across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Call us at (703) 520-9985 or book online. We'll get you in today.
Don't Take Our Word for It
Every review below came from someone who needed help and didn't know where to turn. A cracked tooth on a Sunday. A toothache that kept them up all night. A first visit after years of avoiding the dentist. These are real people who walked in nervous and left feeling taken care of - and that's exactly what we're here for.
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Meet Dr. Johnson & Dr. Bonner
Dr. Rasheeda Johnson and Dr. Dominique Bonner have been side by side since Howard University College of Dentistry. They've built DentCare Now on a shared belief: that everyone deserves access to great emergency dental care, without the runaround or an emergency price tag.
Dr. Johnson is the energy in the room: Funny, warm, and direct in a way that makes you forget you're at the dentist. Dr. Bonner brings a quiet steadiness to every appointment. She is unhurried, precise, and deeply thorough. Together, they're exactly who you want in your corner when your tooth hurts.
Dental Education From a Team That's Seen it All
The DentCare Now blog is built for people who want real answers to the stuff you Google at midnight: What to do when a tooth cracks or gets knocked out, when swelling means "come in now" vs. "you're okay", and how much blood is “too much”. Calm answers, no scare tactics.
