Emergency Dentistry

Same‑ or next‑day help for toothaches, swelling, and broken teeth when possible.

Priority time for toothaches, swelling, and broken teeth

Focus on relieving pain and stabilizing the problem first

Clear explanation of what we find and your options for follow‑up care

Help understanding costs, insurance, and payment options

If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.

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What To Do Right Now

If you are experiencing:

Strong or worsening tooth pain
Facial swelling
A broken or knocked‑out tooth
A lost crown or large filling
Bleeding that does not slow down

please call our team right away. Most emergency patients start with a phone call so we can help decide how urgent your situation is and offer the soonest available time.

If you are having trouble breathing, heavy uncontrolled bleeding, or a serious head or neck injury, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Courtney Mann, DDS

Dentist | Owner

If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.

Is This Visit Right for Me?

People call us every day with situations like:

Severe toothache or pain that keeps you awake
Swelling in the gums, jaw, or face
Broken, chipped, or cracked teeth
Knocked‑out or loosened teeth after an accident
Lost crowns, bridges, or large fillings
Infections or abscesses

You do not have to decide on your own whether it “counts” as an emergency. If you are unsure, call and tell us what is going on. We will help you decide the right next step.

This visit is focused on diagnosing the immediate problem and relieving pain as quickly and safely as possible. Longer‑term treatment or cosmetic planning can always come later, once the emergency is under control.

If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.

What Happens When You Call

What happens when you call

We ask a few quick questions
We listen to what happened, where it hurts, and any medical concerns, so we can understand how urgent it is.
We offer the soonest appropriate visit
When possible, we offer same‑day or next‑day emergency times. If a different type of visit is better, we explain why.
We explain what to expect at the visit
At your emergency visit, our focus is to diagnose the problem, relieve pain whenever possible, and explain your options in clear language before you decide on treatment.

If you have PPO insurance, we usually bill emergency visits through your benefits. If you are uninsured or out‑of‑network, we will explain the visit fee and any options before treatment, so you can decide with clear costs.

If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.

Contact Us For Help

Your visit is a chance to explore options, not a commitment to treatment.

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If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.

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If you are in pain or worried something is wrong, you do not need to wait and see what happens. The best next step is to reach out so we can help.

If your situation is severe or cannot wait until business hours,
please visit urgent care or the nearest emergency room.