C&R Dental Care

Dental practices in suburban office parks often blend into the landscape, their presence marked by little more than a discreet sign near the elevator banks. C&R Dental Care fits this pattern, occupying a suite in one of Vienna’s mid-rise professional buildings. The Gallows Road corridor—lined with medical offices, law firms, and the occasional café—has long been a hub for routine appointments, where efficiency and accessibility matter more than curb appeal. This is the kind of place where the real details unfold behind the door, not on the sidewalk.

The address, 1964 Gallows Rd #230, places it just north of the intersection with Nutley Street, a stretch where the traffic hums steadily but the sidewalks remain quiet. Vienna’s planning keeps things orderly here: no surprise detours, no hidden alleys. Parking is a matter of the building’s shared lot, and the entrance sits among a row of numbered suites, each with its own purpose. Inside, the focus narrows to the kind of services that keep schedules on track—check-ups, cleanings, fillings—without the frills of a downtown boutique practice.

Dentistry, at its core, is about maintenance as much as emergencies, and offices like this one cater to both. A chipped tooth before a work presentation or a long-overdue X-ray fits into the rhythm of the place. Questions about crowns or whitening options get answered between the hum of equipment and the quiet exchange of paperwork. For anything beyond the listing’s basics—hours, accepted insurances, or specific procedures—the best move is a direct call to (703) 448-6909. Some details are better confirmed than assumed.

Finding the suite is simplest via the building’s main directory, but a map link cuts through the guesswork: directions here. The area’s charm isn’t in the architecture; it’s in the unspoken understanding that these offices exist to handle the practicalities, leaving the scenic strolls to the nearby W&OD Trail. By late afternoon, the corridor empties out, the day’s appointments wrapped up as neatly as the files in the cabinets.