Cost of a Dental Emergency
Dental emergency visits are subject to the same payment guidelines as regular dental visits and other treatment services. Visit the financial information page or contact our office to learn more.
New Patients Welcome for Emergency Dental Care
Not a current patient but need dental care? We’re here for you. If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, call our office and we’ll get you scheduled as soon as possible. You’ll receive prompt, compassionate care—even on your first visit.
What is a dental emergency?
- Persistent, intense pain toothache or pain that doesn’t subside
- A tooth that is severely chipped or cracked due to injury
- A tooth that has been knocked-out or dislodged due to trauma, such as a sports injury or accident
- Swelling in the gums, face, or neck area
- Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth, especially following an injury or oral surgery
- A missing filling or crown that is exposing the tooth to potential infection and damage
- An injury or fracture to the jaw
- A broken orthodontic devices causing discomfort or injury
