Emergency Dentist

Toothache or Dental Pain – Ongoing or intense tooth pain may indicate decay, infection, or injury. Don’t wait—our team will identify the cause and provide swift, effective relief.

Broken or Chipped Tooth – Accidents, falls, or biting something hard can lead to a cracked or chipped tooth. We’ll assess the damage and restore your tooth to protect both comfort and function.

Knocked-Out Tooth – A knocked-out tooth is a dental emergency that requires immediate attention. If treated quickly, it may be possible to save it—call us right away for urgent instructions.

Lost Filling or Crown – When a filling or crown comes loose, it can expose sensitive tissue and increase the risk of further damage. We’ll replace it promptly to restore strength and protection.

Abscess or Swelling – Dental abscesses are serious infections that require immediate care. If you notice swelling, pus, or a persistent bad taste, contact us as soon as possible.

Bleeding Gums or Oral Injury – Uncontrolled gum bleeding or injury can signal trauma or underlying gum disease. We’ll evaluate the area and provide the right treatment to prevent complications.