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Same-Day Appointments
Dental emergencies can’t wait. We reserve emergency appointment slots each day to make sure you get seen right away. Our skilled team will quickly assess your situation, relieve your pain, and take the next steps to address the underlying issues causing your discomfort.
Get Out of Pain Fast
We know dental pain is stressful, and we’re here to make you feel comfortable. We offer sedation options like laughing gas to help you relax during treatment. With our gentle approach and advanced methods, we aim to get you out of pain as quickly as possible, with minimal discomfort.


Get Back to Your Day
With services like same-day crowns and root canals, we can often take care of your emergency in a single visit. Our goal is to provide efficient treatment so you can get back to your normal activities as soon as possible, without missing a beat.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat
We’re here when you need us most. Our team treats a wide range of dental emergencies and injuries in our office without the need to refer you out to another office. This includes:
- Severe toothaches or pain
- Chipped or broken teeth
- Lost or damaged crowns or fillings
- Abscesses or swelling
- Sports injuries to your teeth
- Knocked-out teeth
If you or a family member is experiencing any of these conditions, call us right away!

What to Do in a Dental Emergency
If you're in a dental emergency, here’s what to do until you get to us:
- Contact our office immediately for guidance
- Follow any directions we provide to control your symptoms
- Gently rinse your mouth with warm water
- Use a cold compress to reduce swelling
- Save any broken tooth pieces if possible
- Take over-the-counter pain relievers as needed to control pain until your arrival

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What to Expect During Your Emergency Visit
Initial Assessment
We’ll quickly evaluate your condition and may take X-rays to get a clearer view of the problem, ensuring we understand the best course of action for your treatment.
Pain Management
We understand the importance of comfort during a dental emergency. We’ll offer sedation options to manage your pain and help you feel relaxed throughout the procedure.
Treatment Plan
We’ll explain your treatment options clearly and recommend the best solution to resolve your emergency. We offer a range of treatments, including:
- Root Canals: To treat tooth infections and save your tooth
- Extractions: For teeth that are too damaged or infected to save
- Same-Day Crowns: To restore broken or damaged teeth in a single visit
- Fillings: To repair cavities or small cracks in your teeth
- Tooth Replacement: For lost or knocked-out teeth
Follow-up Care
Once your emergency treatment is complete, we’ll give you aftercare instructions to promote healing and ensure long-term comfort. We’ll also schedule any necessary follow-up appointments to check on your recovery and overall oral health.
Your Family’s Dental Home Since 2009

Easy Online Billing & Scheduling
Pay bills, schedule appointments, and communicate with us—conveniently online.
Flexible Financing &Buy-Now-Pay-Later
Affordable care with financing and buy-now-pay-later options to fit your budget.


Free Whitening for Life
Enjoy complimentary teeth whitening after every treatment, every visit, forever!
Stress-Free Dental Care
We offer free laughing gas, and additional options including oral sedation and IV sedation.


Extended Hours for Your Convenience
We’re open 7 AM to 7 PM, plus weekends, to fit your family's busy schedule.
Emergency Care & Root Canal Specialists
Get immediate care from our expert team, available when you need us most.

Frequently Asked Questions
What follow-up care might be needed after an emergency visit?
Follow-up care varies depending on your treatment. It may include additional visits for permanent restorations or monitoring your healing progress to ensure full recovery.
How long will my emergency appointment take?
The length of your emergency appointment depends on the nature of your issue. We aim to address your emergency as efficiently as possible while ensuring you receive the quality care you need.
Will my insurance cover emergency dental care?
Most dental insurance plans cover emergency procedures. Our team will assist you in verifying your insurance benefits and will help explain any out-of-pocket costs for your treatment.
What if I have a dental emergency after hours?
If you experience a dental emergency after hours, contact our office for guidance. We offer extended hours during the week and Saturday appointments to accommodate urgent dental needs.
Do you provide sedation for emergency procedures?
Yes, we offer several sedation options to ensure you’re comfortable during emergency treatment. These include laughing gas and local anesthesia, tailored to your comfort level.
What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
If a tooth is knocked out, it’s important to keep the tooth moist—place it in milk or hold it in your mouth between your cheek and gums. Contact us immediately. If treated within an hour, there’s a higher chance of saving the tooth.
How can I manage dental pain until my appointment?
To manage pain until your appointment, rinse your mouth with warm salt water, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling, and take over-the-counter pain medications as directed. Avoid putting aspirin directly on the affected area, as it can cause tissue damage.
What payment options are available for emergency care?
We offer multiple payment methods, including cash, checks, and financing options through Repeat MD, MACU Financing, and Sunbit Financing. We also work with most major insurance providers to help make emergency care as affordable as possible.
Do you offer same-day emergency appointments?
Yes! We prioritize urgent dental needs and reserve emergency appointment slots each day, allowing us to often see patients the same day for quick relief and treatment.
What constitutes a dental emergency?
A dental emergency usually involves severe pain, bleeding, swelling, or trauma to your teeth or mouth that requires immediate attention. Prompt care is necessary to avoid complications or permanent damage to your teeth and gums.
