A driver injured two people -- one seriously -- after crashing her car into a Florida dental office on Monday morning and continuing through an interiror wall, according to fire officials.

Just before hitting the building, the white Kia appeared to run over a handicapped sign, which fell and shattered the exterior window of the office, located at a shopping center in Jacksonville.

The vehicle slammed through the front entrance until it stopped roughly 10 feet inside the office -- leaving a wake of glass on the outside pavement and floor, as well as a pile of debris on the car.

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Jacksonville Fire and Rescue tweeted they were responding to the traffic incident around 10:15 a.m., adding ... "there is a car into the building."

A Mattress Firm employee next door said the crash "happened so fast," according to First Coast News.

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The two people injured were transported from the scene when fire rescue arrived. The woman driving the Kia was reportedly unharmed, per the Florida Times-Union.

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Police are currently investigating.