Dental emergency? We’ve got your back.
Dental emergency? We’ve got your back. What is a dental emergency? Many instances may require emergency care, including: If you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, facial or gum swelling, bleeding, or fever along with dental pain, give us a call during our office hours. In the case of a medical emergency — severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, or swelling that interferes with breathing — please call 911. What should I expect at an emergency appointment? At your appointment, our team will gather basic information about your symptoms, medical history, and what happened — moving quickly to help relieve your discomfort as soon…
What is a dental emergency?
Many instances may require emergency care, including:
- A toothache.
- An infected, broken, chipped, or knocked-out tooth.
- A lost crown or filling.
- Swollen or bleeding gums.
If you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, facial or gum swelling, bleeding, or fever along with dental pain, give us a call during our office hours. In the case of a medical emergency — severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, or swelling that interferes with breathing — please call 911.
What should I expect at an emergency appointment?
At your appointment, our team will gather basic information about your symptoms, medical history, and what happened — moving quickly to help relieve your discomfort as soon as we can.
The doctor will then examine the affected area and take X-rays if needed to identify the source of the problem. Pain doesn’t always mean what you think — we want to treat the cause, not just the symptom. Whenever possible, treatment is completed the same day.
Why choose us?
We know dental emergencies can be stressful, but we’re here to help get you relief as soon as possible. With same-day appointments, caring and compassionate care, and flexible payment options, we make it easy to get the care you need. Some of our offices even provide multiple sedation options for an added layer of comfort — so be sure to ask the team.