You don’t need to be an existing patient—we’re here to help. When you call, our team will quickly gather a few details, streamline any paperwork, and focus on getting you out of pain as soon as possible.

In many cases, yes—especially when treated early. The type of treatment depends on how deep the crack is. Minor damage may be restored with a filling or crown, while deeper cracks may require more advanced care. Our priority is always to preserve your natural tooth whenever possible.

We make every effort to see emergency patients the same day. Calling ahead is the fastest way to secure a spot and reduce wait time, but we will always prioritize urgent situations whenever possible.

Our focus is to relieve pain—not add to it. We use gentle techniques and advanced technology, including laser dentistry when appropriate, to keep treatment as comfortable as possible—even in urgent situations.

It’s best not to wait. Pain that lasts more than 24 hours, worsens, or includes swelling may indicate infection or damage that can progress quickly. Early treatment is often simpler, more comfortable, and more effective.

Call our office and follow the recorded instructions—we’ll guide you on the next steps and arrange care as quickly as possible. If you experience severe swelling, difficulty breathing, or uncontrolled bleeding, seek immediate medical attention.

Common dental emergencies include severe tooth pain, swelling, broken or knocked-out teeth, infections, or uncontrolled bleeding. If you’re unsure, it’s always better to call—our team can help you determine the urgency.

As soon as possible. Prompt care can reduce pain, prevent complications, and improve the chances of saving your tooth. We prioritize emergency cases to get you seen quickly.