Dental emergencies are frightening, but rarely as hopeless as they feel in the moment. Our practice is known for calm, effective emergency management — call our direct line and we will guide you through first steps and reserve time to see you as soon as possible.
Call us right away for
A knocked-out or displaced tooth (minutes matter — keep the tooth moist in milk), severe or worsening toothache, a cracked or broken tooth, swelling of the gums or face, bleeding that won’t stop, or a lost crown or filling causing pain.
Go to the ER first if
Swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, you’ve had facial trauma with possible fracture, or bleeding is uncontrolled. Your safety comes before your smile — we’ll handle the dental repair after.
See our patient guide, Dental Emergencies: What to Do First, in the education library for step-by-step home instructions.