Urgent Dental Care
When something goes wrong with your smile, getting the right care quickly can make all the difference. At EmergDENT, we provide urgent dental services for a wide range of unexpected problems, including broken, cracked, or chipped teeth; damaged dentures; and lost fillings, crowns, or veneers. Depending on your needs, our experienced team can also provide root canal treatment, tooth extractions, and wisdom teeth removal to address pain, infection, or severely damaged teeth.
Broken, Cracked, or Chipped Tooth
When you break, crack, or chip a tooth, you can get prompt attention without waiting for regular dental office hours. Your dentist will evaluate the damage and determine the appropriate treatment to address your immediate needs and restore your tooth whenever possible.
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Denture Repair
When your denture breaks unexpectedly, our team can evaluate the damage and determine the appropriate next step. If repair is possible, your denture may be sent to an outside dental lab to complete the necessary work before being returned to you. Your dental team will clearly explain the repair stages, associated lab work, and expected timeline so you know what to expect throughout the process.
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Filling, Crown, or Veneer Fell Out
A filling, crown, or veneer that falls out can leave your tooth vulnerable and require prompt dental attention. Our dentists can evaluate your tooth and restoration to determine whether it can be repaired or reattached or if replacement is needed.
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Root Canal Treatment
Severe tooth pain, persistent sensitivity, or infection can make it difficult to wait for regular dental office hours. We provide prompt root canal treatment to addresses infection or damage within your tooth while giving you an opportunity to preserve the natural tooth instead of removing it.
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Tooth Extractions
Your natural teeth are worth preserving whenever possible, but severe decay, infection, trauma, or other dental problems can sometimes make extraction the appropriate treatment. Your dentist will examine the affected tooth and determine whether it can be restored or should be safely removed.
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Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom teeth may need to be removed when they become impacted, grow at an angle, only partially emerge, cause crowding, or contribute to pain or infection. Your dentist will examine your wisdom teeth and use X-rays to evaluate their position before determining whether removal is appropriate.
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