Dental emergency guide

Know where to go, before pain gets worse.

Call us and we will tell you honestly what needs care today. Some symptoms need a hospital emergency room instead.

Call (509) 555-0187
Emergency dental care setting

Urgent care

Call now and come in today

  • A knocked-out adult tooth
  • A broken or cracked tooth that hurts
  • A toothache that keeps you up or does not ease with pain relievers
  • Swelling in your gum, face or jaw
  • A pimple-like bump on the gum, also called an abscess
  • A lost filling or crown with pain
  • Bleeding that will not stop after a tooth was pulled
  • A broken braces wire cutting your cheek

Call for honest advice

These can usually wait a day or two

Still call. We will help you decide what is safe to wait on and what is not.

  • A chipped tooth with no pain
  • A lost crown with no pain
  • A dull ache that comes and goes

Hospital emergency

Go to the hospital emergency room, not to us

  • Swelling spreading toward the eye or down the neck
  • Trouble breathing or swallowing
  • A possible broken jaw
  • A head injury or blackout

Need help now?

Call ahead. We will be ready.

Walk-ins are welcome, and calling ahead gets a chair waiting.

Call (509) 555-0187