Emergency Dental Care

Intense or throbbing tooth pain can indicate infection, decay, or a cracked tooth. Don't ignore severe pain — call us right away for same-day relief.

Time is critical! If a tooth is knocked out, keep it moist (in milk or between your cheek and gum) and call us immediately. Reimplantation is possible within an hour.

A lost or cracked crown can expose sensitive tooth structure and cause pain. Save the crown if possible and call us — we can often replace it the same day.

A cracked tooth can worsen quickly and become more painful. Depending on the severity, we can repair cracks with bonding, a crown, or other restorative treatments.

A dental abscess is a serious infection that can spread. Symptoms include severe pain, swelling, fever, and a bad taste in your mouth. Call us immediately — this requires urgent care.

Cuts or lacerations to the lips, gums, tongue, or cheeks can bleed heavily. Apply gentle pressure with gauze and call our office or go to an emergency room if bleeding is severe.

A lost filling exposes the inner tooth to bacteria and sensitivity. Temporary dental cement from a pharmacy can help protect the tooth until you can see us.

Broken dental appliances can cause discomfort and oral injuries. Call us for guidance on how to manage the situation and to schedule a repair appointment.