Emergency Dental Care When You Need It Most

Don't Ignore Your Dental Pain

While severe toothache and discomfort is what we see most often in our emergency cases, there are other dental emergencies that may not cause unmanageable pain but, if left untreated, can cause long-term problems for your smile. Dr. Mariam and Dr. Yara are here to provide fast, effective relief when you need it most

How We Can Help

Severe Toothache? We'll quickly diagnose the cause and get you relief.
Chipped or Broken Teeth? Accidents happen! We can repair the damage.
Knocked-Out Tooth? Time is crucial! Keep your tooth in milk and see us as soon as possible.
Lost a Filling or a Crown? We can replace it to prevent further decay.
Abscess? We understand the pain and will provide immediate relief to treat the infection.
Bleeding Gums? A little bleeding is normal, but excessive bleeding needs attention. Let's find the cause.

What To Expect At Our Practice

When you come to see us for a dental emergency, you’re likely feeling a little flustered and probably in pain. Our goal is to relieve your pain as fast as possible and help you feel calm. When you enter our space, our friendly front office team will welcome you and get you comfortable in one of our modern exam rooms.

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You’ll then be attended to by one of our emergency dentists - Dr. Mariam or Dr. Yara - who will perform your initial exam and consult to find the source of the problem. This may require digital x-rays to see beyond the surface of your teeth so we know exactly what’s going on behind the scenes.

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Once we know what is causing your pain or discomfort, we can get started with immediate treatment to relieve pain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you treat dental emergencies for children?

Yes, we treat dental emergencies for children and adults of all ages.

How can I manage pain before my emergency appointment?

Over-the-counter pain relievers can help with temporary pain relief. You can also try applying a cold compress to the affected area to reduce swelling and discomfort. Avoid applying heat or putting aspirin directly on the gums as this can worsen bleeding and swelling.

Do you accept my dental insurance?

We're all about making dental care easy and accessible for our patients. Our team goes the extra mile to work with your insurance provider to keep costs manageable. Give us a call with your insurance information, and we'll be happy to discuss your coverage.