Emergency Care

Dental Emergency Information

Learn what constitutes a dental emergency and how to get immediate care when you need it.

Need Immediate Care?

Don't wait in pain. Our team is ready to assist you with any dental emergencies.

Call (XXX) XXX-XXXX

Office Hours

Mon-Fri: 8AM-5PM

After Hours

For severe emergencies, visit the nearest hospital.

When to Seek Emergency Care

Severe Pain

Intense, persistent tooth or jaw pain preventing sleep or daily activities.

Contact us immediately.

Trauma & Injury

Knocked-out tooth, severe cuts to mouth or tongue, jaw injury.

Visit the nearest emergency department.

Swelling

Facial swelling, especially if affecting breathing or swallowing.

Seek immediate medical attention.

Emergency Care Guide

Urgent Care Needed

  • Knocked-out tooth (Keep it moist and see a dentist immediately).
  • Severe pain or swelling.
  • Uncontrolled bleeding.
  • Injury to jaw or face.
  • Swelling affecting breathing.

Can Wait Until Office Hours

  • Mild toothache.
  • Lost filling or crown.
  • Chipped tooth (if not causing severe pain).
  • Food lodged between teeth.
  • Mild sensitivity.

Prevent Future Emergencies

Regular dental checkups can help prevent many emergencies. Schedule your next appointment today.