Forty five of the 55 are general dentistry listings. The neighborhood also has three orthodontic listings, two periodontic, two endodontic, two general dental clinics, one prosthodontic and one pediatric.
What is listed in Reston Station
Sunset Hills Rd has the largest group with 23 listings. Sunrise Valley Dr has 11, Isaac Newton Sq W has four, and Metro Center Dr and Michael Faraday Dr have three each. The rest are spread across other streets.
Two ZIP codes cover the listings, 20190 and 20191. Those are worth checking, since neighboring parts of Reston have their own dental listings that can look equally close on a map.
Forty three of the 55 are registered as individual practitioners and 12 as organizations. Forty have been registered since before 2010, and the oldest registration here dates to 2005, so the large majority of these practices have a long record in the registry.
- 55 practices listed, out of 142 in Reston
- 45 general dentistry listings
- 23 on Sunset Hills Rd, 11 on Sunrise Valley Dr
- 40 registered before 2010
How to choose between them
Forty five general dentists is a large pool for a town this size, and most of them sit within a few streets of each other. Compare on availability and insurance rather than location. Ask how soon a new patient can be seen and what happens if you call in pain on a weekday morning.
Forty of the 55 listings have been registered since before 2010, so unlike many neighborhoods you are choosing among mostly long standing practices. That is not a guarantee of anything, but it does mean local word of mouth is likely to be informative.
Specialist listings are few, with one to three in each field. If your treatment plan needs a specialist, ask your general dentist for the name early and check that the specialist takes your insurance before agreeing to the plan.
If you need something Reston Station does not have
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the one specialty with no listing here, and the nearest is not particularly close. Vienna, about 5.6 miles away, has 10 oral surgery practices listed. For wisdom teeth or a difficult extraction, expect a drive.
Everything else you are likely to need has at least one local listing, though several fields have only one or two, so ask about waiting times when a referral is made.
For more general dentists close by, Halley Rise has 34 listed practices at 1.2 miles and Sunset Hills has 28 at 0.8 miles. Pinecrest has 14 at 0.8 miles and Lake Anne Village has nine at 1.2 miles. All four are far closer than the nearest oral surgeon.
Insurance and what things cost
Our registry holds names, addresses and registration details. It does not hold fees, opening hours or which insurance plans a practice accepts, and none of the 55 Reston Station listings has published hours or a website through us. That information has to come from the practice.
Ask your insurer whether a dentist is in network before you book. In network means the practice bills against an agreed fee schedule. Out of network care may still be partly covered, but the practice sets its own fees and the balance usually falls to you.
For crowns, implants, orthodontics or surgery, ask for a written estimate showing the procedure codes, the fee and what your plan is expected to pay. If part of the work happens in Vienna, ask that practice for its own estimate too. Claimed listings are usually the quickest to answer.
If it is urgent
Forty five general dentists and two clinics in one neighborhood is a strong position for same day care. Call in the morning, ask specifically for an emergency appointment and try several numbers on Sunset Hills Rd and Sunrise Valley Dr.
Some symptoms need an emergency room, not a dental office. Go to hospital if swelling is spreading toward your eye or down your neck, if you are struggling to breathe or swallow, if you have a fever with facial swelling, or if bleeding from the mouth will not stop.
If nothing local can help, search by distance at dentist directory. Halley Rise and Sunset Hills together add more than 60 listings within about a mile.
Questions patients ask
How many dentists are listed in Reston Station?
Fifty five dental practices are listed in the neighborhood, out of 142 across Reston. Forty five are general dentistry listings, with three orthodontic, two periodontic, two endodontic, two general dental clinics, one prosthodontic and one pediatric listing. They sit in ZIP codes 20190 and 20191.
Where is the nearest oral surgeon to Reston Station?
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the one specialty with no listing in the neighborhood. The nearest are in Vienna, about 5.6 miles away, where 10 practices are listed. That is a longer trip than any other referral from here, so ask your dentist about it early if surgery is likely.
Are Reston Station practices long established?
Most are. Forty of the 55 listings have been registered since before 2010, and the oldest registration in the neighborhood dates to 2005. Registration length is not a measure of quality, but where most practices have been in place for many years, recommendations from neighbors tend to be more useful.