Same-Day Help for Toothaches & Breaks

what is Emergency Dentistry

We reserve time daily for urgent needs. Calling first helps us triage your symptoms, prepare the right room/equipment, and advise short-term comfort steps (e.g., a cold compress for swelling). Common issues: severe toothache, cracked or broken teeth, swelling/infection, lost fillings/crowns, trauma, and problems with temporary restorations or appliances. Knocked-out adult teeth require immediate attention — the best outcomes are with prompt repositioning or keeping the tooth moist while you come in.

Ideal Candidates

  • Severe pain, swelling, trauma, knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, or swelling with fever. We will guide you if urgent medical evaluation is more appropriate.
  • Faster pain relief and stabilized condition
  • Clear plan for definitive treatment
  • Written aftercare for smoother recovery
  • Phone triage (symptoms, duration, medications, allergies)
  • Same-day visit where possible (focused exam, X-rays as needed)
  • Palliative care (smoothing sharp edges, temporary restorations, drainage, medication if indicated)
  • Definitive plan (root canal/crown, repair, extraction/oral surgery, etc.)
  • Follow-up & prevention (re-check, mouthguard for sports, recall cadence)
  • If safe, bring medication list and insurance details. If a crown/fragment came off, bring it in a clean container. Aftercare: cold compresses 24–48h for swelling; follow the written guidance; call if pain worsens, fever develops, or swelling spreads.
  • Delays can worsen cracks or infection. Some cases require staged care (palliative first, definitive later).
  • Pain meds alone may mask symptoms without treating the cause. Antibiotics are used only when clinically indicated.

Rapid Response for Dental Emergencies to Preserve Your Smile and Comfort

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FAQ’S

We reserve daily slots for urgent cases and do our best.
Only when indicated (e.g., spreading infection/systemic signs).
Handle by the crown, not the root; if possible, gently reposition and come immediately; otherwise keep it moist and come straight in.