For referring dentists

Bring your patient. Use our suite. You do the dentistry.

This is a room and an anesthesia team—not a handoff of your case. Your patient is put to sleep here. You perform your own treatment in this space.

Call (703) 451-4500 to book the room Send a message

What you get

A dedicated in-office anesthesia suite in Springfield
A board-certified anesthesiologist (Dr. Davis) to review history, put the patient to sleep, monitor, and wake them
Equipment for outpatient general anesthesia, including a full respirator and medications
Space set up so you can complete your dentistry while the patient is asleep

What you bring

Your patient—and the relationship stays yours
Your dentistry: treatment plan, instruments, and materials you need to work
Your clinical judgment on what should be completed while they are asleep

If you are unsure what to pack for a first visit in this suite, call the office and we will talk it through.

Clear boundary

This is not referring to a competing dentist.

We are not asking you to send the case away. The point of this suite is that patients who need to be asleep can still be treated by the dentist they already trust.

Dulac Dental patients may also use the suite with Dr. Jason W. Dulac, DDS, as the treating dentist. That path is separate from yours.

Not this clinic’s job

Taking over your restorative, surgical, or pediatric plan
Becoming the patient’s new general dentist
Listing cleanings, implants, or orthodontics as services of this facility

How a booked day runs

Simple sequence. You stay the treating dentist.

Call the office

Phone (703) 451-4500 to discuss the case and look at suite availability. Ask for the anesthesia clinic / referring-dentist path so it is not mixed with routine dental scheduling.

Medical-history screening

The anesthesiologist reviews the patient’s medical history and confirms whether IV sedation or general anesthesia is appropriate in this outpatient setting.

The patient is put to sleep

Dr. Davis administers anesthesia in the suite. Airway and monitoring are the anesthesiologist’s responsibility.

You do the dentistry

You work in the suite on your patient. When you are finished, the anesthesiologist wakes the patient. A driver is required afterward.

Fees, block times, and how anesthesia is billed are not listed here. Call the office for current arrangements.

Next step

If your patient needs to be asleep, and you want to be the one treating them, call.

Dental Anesthesia Clinic · 6122 Brandon Ave, Springfield, VA 22150

(703) 451-4500 drjasondulac@dulacdds.com