Emergency dental care
In pain today? Call us first.
Dental emergencies rarely happen at a convenient moment. Call the office and describe what's going on — our team will work to fit you in and get you comfortable.
Call during office hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
For life-threatening symptoms — difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or facial trauma — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Severe toothache
Throbbing pain, pain when biting, or pain that wakes you up usually means infection or a deep cavity. Call — don't wait it out.
Broken or cracked tooth
Save any pieces, rinse gently with warm water, and call us. A cracked tooth can often be rebuilt if treated early.
Lost filling or crown
Keep the crown if you have it. Avoid chewing on that side and call us to get it re-cemented or replaced.
Swelling of the face or gums
Swelling can signal a spreading infection. Call the office right away; if breathing or swallowing is affected, go to the ER.
Knocked-out tooth
Handle it by the crown, not the root. Keep it in milk or saliva and call immediately — time matters.
Denture pain or breakage
Sore spots and cracked dentures are fixable. Bring the denture in and we'll take a look.
Call as early as you can
Morning calls give us the best chance of finding room in the day's schedule.
Bring your insurance card
Most plans, Medicaid and Medicare are welcome; we'll check coverage while you're here.
Describe the symptoms
Pain level, swelling, and how long it's been going on all help us triage properly.
Ready when you are
Don't wait out a toothache
Call the office and tell us what's happening. We'll advise you right away and work to get you seen.