☎ (703) 777-1515 | Mon–Fri 8:30–5:00 · Sat 8:30–1:00
📍 230 Fort Evans Rd NE, Leesburg, VA 20176
🚨 Same-Day Emergency Care Available

Emergency Dentist
in Leesburg, VA

Dental pain, knocked-out tooth, cracked tooth, or abscess? Dr. Ahmed Al Attar at Family First Smiles sees emergency patients the same day. Call us right now — every minute matters.

✓ Same-Day Appointments ✓ Medicaid Accepted ✓ All Insurance Welcome ✓ Sedation Available
Office Hours
Mon – Fri: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
⚠️ After Hours?
Call (703) 777-1515 and leave a message. We check messages regularly.

For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.
🦷 Same-Day Emergency Dental Care | 📞 (703) 777-1515 | ✓ Medicaid Accepted | 📍 230 Fort Evans Rd NE, Leesburg, VA

Emergency Dental Care in Leesburg, VA — We Are Here When You Need Us

Dental emergencies do not follow a schedule. At Family First Smiles in Leesburg, VA, Dr. Ahmed Al Attar and our compassionate team are committed to being available when our patients need us most — providing same-day emergency dental care with the same level of skill, thoroughness, and genuine concern that defines every appointment in our practice.

Whether you are experiencing a severe toothache, a knocked-out tooth, a dental abscess, a broken tooth, or a lost filling or crown, the right step is always the same: call Family First Smiles at (703) 777-1515 immediately. The sooner we evaluate and treat your emergency, the better your outcome — and in some cases, like a knocked-out tooth, minutes genuinely matter.

Common Dental Emergencies We Treat

Family First Smiles in Leesburg, VA is equipped to treat a full range of dental emergencies. Below are the most common situations we see — and what to do while you are on your way to our office.

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Severe Toothache
A severe or persistent toothache often signals infection or abscess. Rinse with warm salt water, take OTC pain reliever, and call us immediately. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum.
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Knocked-Out Tooth
Act within 30 minutes — time is critical. Handle the tooth by the crown only. Rinse gently with water. Reinsert into the socket if possible, or keep moist in cold milk. Call us immediately.
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Dental Abscess
A spreading infection with severe pain, fever, or facial swelling is a true dental emergency. This can spread to the jaw and neck. Call (703) 777-1515 immediately or go to the ER.
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Uncontrolled Bleeding
Apply firm pressure with clean gauze. If bleeding doesn't stop in 15–20 minutes, go to the ER. For oral lacerations or post-extraction bleeding, call Family First Smiles right away.
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Broken or Lost Crown
A broken or missing crown exposes sensitive tooth structure. Dental cement from a pharmacy can protect the area temporarily. Call us the same day for an appointment.
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Chipped or Cracked Tooth
Rinse with warm water. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Save any broken pieces and call Family First Smiles — treatment depends on the severity of the fracture.
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Lost Filling
A lost filling exposes the inner tooth and can cause sensitivity or pain. Over-the-counter dental cement provides temporary coverage. Call us to schedule a same-day repair.
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Object Stuck Between Teeth
Try gently using dental floss — never a sharp object. If you cannot dislodge it, call our office. Objects left between teeth can cause pressure, pain, and infection if not addressed promptly.

What to Expect at Your Emergency Appointment

When you arrive at Family First Smiles for an emergency appointment, our team's first priority is to relieve your pain. Dr. Al Attar will take digital X-rays to fully assess the problem, administer local anesthesia to ensure complete comfort, and take whatever immediate steps are needed — whether draining an abscess, performing an emergency extraction, placing a temporary restoration, or reimplanting a knocked-out tooth.

After the immediate emergency is resolved, Dr. Al Attar will present a complete treatment plan for any follow-up care needed — such as a dental crown, root canal treatment, or dental implant if a tooth cannot be saved. Our goal is not just to stop the pain — it is to restore your complete oral health.

Preventing Dental Emergencies

Many dental emergencies can be prevented with regular preventive care at Family First Smiles. Twice-yearly examinations allow Dr. Al Attar to detect cracked teeth, failing restorations, and early signs of infection before they become acute emergencies. Custom nightguards prevent tooth fractures from grinding, and athletic mouthguards protect against sports-related injuries.

Emergency Care for Medicaid & Uninsured Patients

Family First Smiles in Leesburg, VA is a Medicaid-approved provider and accepts Virginia Medicaid for emergency dental services including emergency examinations, X-rays, extractions, and abscess treatment. For uninsured patients, we accept all major credit cards and CareCredit financing — which can be applied for in minutes at our office. Our team will review all options transparently before treatment begins.

When to Go to the Emergency Room Instead

Most dental emergencies are best treated by a dentist. Go to the ER or call 911 immediately if you experience:

  • Severe facial swelling spreading toward the eye, throat, or neck
  • Difficulty swallowing or breathing due to swelling
  • High fever (above 101°F) combined with dental pain or swelling
  • Uncontrolled bleeding that does not stop with direct pressure
  • Jaw fracture or severe facial trauma following an accident

For all other dental emergencies, call Family First Smiles at (703) 777-1515 — in most cases, we can see you faster and provide more complete treatment than an ER can.

Request Your Emergency Appointment Online

For the fastest response, call us directly at (703) 777-1515. You can also use the secure form below — but if you are in severe pain, please call first.

Online Emergency Request

Request an Emergency Appointment

Dental Emergency FAQ
Does Family First Smiles see emergency patients the same day?

Yes. We do everything possible to accommodate dental emergency patients the same day they call. Tell our team you are experiencing an emergency when you call (703) 777-1515 and we will prioritize your appointment.

What should I do if I knock out a tooth?

Act immediately — the best chances of saving the tooth are within 30 to 60 minutes. Handle the tooth by the crown only. Rinse gently with water. Try to reinsert it into the socket, or keep it in cold milk. Call (703) 777-1515 right away.

Is a dental abscess a medical emergency?

Yes. A dental abscess can spread to the jaw, neck, and beyond. If you have spreading facial swelling, high fever, or difficulty swallowing or breathing, go to the emergency room immediately. For a localized abscess, call (703) 777-1515.

Can I go to the ER for a dental emergency?

ERs are appropriate for life-threatening dental emergencies — severe swelling, difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, or high fever with dental pain. However, most ERs cannot perform definitive dental treatment. Call Family First Smiles at (703) 777-1515 whenever possible for faster, more complete care.

Does insurance cover emergency dental treatment?

Most dental insurance plans cover at least a portion of emergency treatment, including emergency exams and X-rays. We accept most PPO plans and Virginia Medicaid. CareCredit financing is also available.

What if my dental emergency happens after hours?

Call (703) 777-1515 and leave a message — we check messages regularly and will call back promptly. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

How can I manage dental pain before my appointment?

Rinse with warm salt water. Take ibuprofen (Advil) or acetaminophen (Tylenol) at the recommended dose. Apply a cold pack to the outside of the cheek. Do not place aspirin directly on gum tissue. Avoid very hot, cold, or sweet foods.

When should I go to the ER instead of a dentist?

Go to the ER or call 911 for: severe facial swelling spreading toward the eye or throat; difficulty swallowing or breathing; high fever with dental pain; uncontrolled bleeding; jaw fracture or severe facial trauma. For all other dental emergencies, call (703) 777-1515.

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Dental Pain Shouldn't Wait

Family First Smiles is Leesburg's trusted emergency dentist. Dr. Ahmed Al Attar is ready to relieve your pain and restore your smile — today.

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