Dental emergencies can be alarming, but not every dental issue requires immediate attention. Here are some signs that you need to see an emergency dentist:

• Severe toothache or dental pain
• Knocked-out tooth
• Broken or chipped tooth
• Loose or lost dental fillings or crowns
• Swelling or abscess in the mouth
• Uncontrolled bleeding from the gums or mouth

Understanding the common types of dental emergencies can help you take quick action when needed. Here are some typical situations that require emergency dental care:

• Toothache: Persistent and severe tooth pain that doesn’t subside
• Chipped or Broken Teeth: Damage to teeth caused by accidents or biting hard objects
• Knocked-Out Tooth: A tooth that has been completely dislodged from the socket
• Lost Filling or Crown: Dislodged fillings or crowns that leave the tooth exposed
• Abscess: A serious infection in the gums that can spread and cause severe pain‍
• Soft Tissue Injuries: Cuts or wounds to the gums, cheeks, lips, or tongue

Delaying treatment for a dental emergency can lead to more severe problems and even permanent damage. Seeing an emergency dentist promptly ensures:

• Immediate relief from pain and discomfort
• Prevention of further damage or infection
• Preservation of your teeth and overall oral health
• Swift and effective treatment plans tailored to your needs

We understand life happens, so we welcome walk-ins and strive to accommodate your needs on short notice. Our team offers same-day emergency appointments to address root canals, extractions, implants, and more.

Busy schedules shouldn't prevent you from receiving excellent dental care. Our flexible hours, including Saturdays, make it easier than ever to fit dental visits into your day.

We accept most major insurance plans and offer financing options through CareCredit to make high-quality dental care accessible and affordable.