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- Same-day appointments available to address your dental emergency.
- Our dentists use state-of-the-art equipment for accurate diagnosis and fast relief.
- Our dentists are licensed and accredited by the American Dental Association (ADA).
- Emergency care is approved by most major insurance providers.
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Same Day Emergency Dental Care
Are you experiencing severe tooth pain, a broken tooth, or another dental emergency? We know that dental emergencies can be incredibly painful and stressful.
Our experienced network of emergency dentists is available 24/7 to provide the immediate care you need. From toothaches to urgent extractions, we’re equipped to handle all types of dental emergencies with compassion and precision.
You may need an emergency dentist right now if you are experiencing any of the following:
Severe Toothache:
A sudden, intense toothache that over-the-counter painkillers can't alleviate might require immediate attention to diagnose the cause, such as an infection or cavity.
Broken or Chipped Tooth:
If a tooth is broken or chipped due to an accident or injury, it can cause pain, expose nerves, and lead to further damage if not treated quickly.
Knocked-Out Tooth:
If a tooth is completely knocked out, there's a limited time frame in which it can be re-implanted successfully, making immediate dental care crucial.
Loose or Dislodged Tooth:
A tooth that has become loose or partially dislodged due to trauma might need urgent care to prevent it from falling out or causing further damage.
Abscess or Infection:
A dental abscess, which is a pocket of pus caused by a bacterial infection, can lead to severe pain, swelling, and potentially serious complications if not treated promptly.
Bleeding Gums or Oral Injuries:
Severe or persistent bleeding from the gums or mouth due to injury may require emergency dental treatment to stop the bleeding and prevent infection.
Lost Filling or Crown:
If a filling or crown falls out, it can expose the tooth to damage and infection, necessitating quick repair or replacement.
Swelling in the Mouth or Face:
Significant swelling in the mouth or face, especially if accompanied by pain or fever, could indicate a serious infection or other issues that need immediate care.
Cracked or Fractured Tooth:
A crack or fracture that extends to the root or causes pain needs immediate treatment to prevent further complications.