Dental Prices You can
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Same-Day Urgent Dental Care

Fast, compassionate care for tooth pain, swelling, broken teeth, infections, and other dental emergencies.

Dental pain shouldn't wait.

Transparent Emergency Pricing

Clear, upfront pricing for common emergency dental services.

Initial Consultation

$0

Includes exam and discussion of treatment options.

X-Rays

Starting at

$60

Digital X-rays as needed for accurate diagnosis.

Extractions

Starting at

$99

Simple extractions. Final cost depends on complexity.

Final cost depends on your exam, X-rays, diagnosis, and treatment needs. Financing options are available.

Same-Day Emergency Treatments

Comprehensive care for a wide range of dental emergencies.

Emergency Exam & X-Rays

Extractions

Wisdom Tooth Extractions

Root Canal Treatment

Dental Infection Treatment

Broken Tooth Repair

Lost Crown or Filling Repair

Temporary Restorations

WE ACCEPT 100+ INSURANCE PLANS

Use your dental benefits toward the smile you deserve. Our team can help verify your coverage before treatment

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No Insurance -> No worries, our prices are very
affordable and we have financing

What Is a Dental Emergency?

If you're experiencing any of the following, you may need urgent dental care.

Severe Toothache

Facial or Gum Swelling

Broken or Cracked Tooth

Knocked-Out Teeth

Lost Filling or Crown

Dental Infection

Uncontrolled Bleeding

Wisdom Tooth Pain

What to Do Right Now

These simple steps can help manage your symptoms until you can see our dentist.

Knocked-Out Tooth

Handle it by the crown, keep it moist, and call us immediately.

Swelling

Apply a cold compress outside the face. Do not place aspirin on the gums.

Broken Tooth

Save any pieces, rinse gently, and avoid chewing on that side.

Lost Crown or Filling

Keep the area clean and bring the restoration with you if possible.

How Emergency Care Works

Get the care you need, quickly and easily

1

Call Us

Contact our team right away

2

Same-Day Evaluation

We'll get you in as soon as possible.

3

Exam & X-Rays

We'll examine your tooth and take necessary X-rays

4

Treatment Options

We'll explain your options and anower your questions.

5

Relief & Follow-Up

Get treated and feel better, with follow-up care if needed.

Flexible Ways to Pay

Our team can help review your benefits and financing options.

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Emergency Dental Care FAQS

A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, a knocked-out or broken tooth, significant swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a dental abscess, or an injury to the mouth or jaw. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek immediate emergency medical care. For urgent dental problems, contact your dentist as soon as possible to prevent the condition from getting worse.

Yes, we offer same-day appointments whenever availability allows, especially for dental emergencies and urgent concerns. Contact our office as soon as possible, and our team will do their best to find a convenient appointment time for you.
Yes, we may accept walk-in patients based on availability. However, we recommend calling ahead whenever possible so we can accommodate you as quickly as possible, especially for dental emergencies.
The cost of an emergency dental visit depends on the type of treatment you need. During your visit, our dental team will evaluate your condition and explain your treatment options and costs before proceeding whenever possible. We also accept many dental insurance plans and can help you understand your coverage.

Yes, we accept many dental insurance plans and can help you understand your coverage and benefits. Insurance coverage varies depending on your specific plan and treatment, so we recommend contacting our office to verify your benefits before your appointment.

If a permanent tooth is knocked out, act quickly. Gently pick up the tooth by the crown (avoid touching the root), rinse it briefly if it is dirty, and try to place it back into the socket without forcing it. If that is not possible, keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva and seek emergency dental care immediately. Do not let the tooth dry out or scrub the root.

In many cases, an infected tooth can be evaluated and treated the same day, depending on the severity of the infection and the treatment required. Our dental team will examine the tooth, determine the cause of the infection, and recommend the appropriate treatment to relieve pain and prevent the infection from spreading.

For most dental emergencies, an emergency dentist is the best place to receive specialized treatment for tooth pain, broken or knocked-out teeth, dental infections, or swelling. However, go to the ER immediately if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, or a serious injury to your jaw or face.

Dental Pain Shouldn't Wait

Call now or request a same-day emergency appointment.