URGENT DENTAL CARE

PAIN DOESN'T READ THE CALENDAR.

If you’re dealing with significant tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or a lost restoration, start by telling us what happened and when.

WHEN TO CONTACT US

START WITH THE SYMPTOM.

PAIN

TOOTHACHE OR PRESSURE

New, persistent, or worsening pain deserves an evaluation—especially when it interrupts sleep or daily activity.

DAMAGE

BROKEN OR CHIPPED TOOTH

We can evaluate the extent of damage and discuss temporary or definitive repair options.

SWELLING

FACIAL OR GUM SWELLING

Swelling can have multiple causes and should be assessed promptly, especially when worsening.

IMPORTANT

SOME SYMPTOMS NEED MORE THAN A DENTAL APPOINTMENT.

This demo is not medical guidance. In a real practice site, emergency instructions should clearly direct patients to emergency services for symptoms such as difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe uncontrolled bleeding, major facial trauma, or other potentially life-threatening concerns.