In Pain? Call Us Right Now
Toothache, broken tooth, swelling, or a crown in your hand: do not wait it out and do not tough it out. Call first thing and we will make a plan to get you relief.
Open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM most days. After hours? Read the first-aid steps below and call when we open, or head to the ER for the danger signs listed.
What happened? Start here
Each guide tells you exactly what to do in the next ten minutes, what we will do when you get here, and when the ER is the safer call.
Not sure what it is?
Call and describe it. We will tell you how urgent it is and what to do, no charge for a straight answer.
What happens when you call
- 1
Call us first thing
The earlier in the day you call, the more options we have to see you. Describe what happened and how bad the pain is.
- 2
We make a plan for you
Patients in pain are our priority. We tell you honestly when we can see you and exactly what to do until then.
- 3
Relief first, then the fix
Your first visit focuses on stopping the pain and stabilizing the problem. Then you get a written plan for the repair.
Go to the ER first if you have:
- Facial swelling that affects breathing or swallowing
- Bleeding that will not stop with firm pressure
- A possible broken jaw or a head injury from the same accident
- High fever with facial swelling
These can be life threatening. Call 911 or get to the emergency room, then call us for the dental follow-up once you are safe.
Why patients in pain call us first
Repairs happen here
In-house lab and crown mill mean many fixes finish under one roof, often in fewer visits.
Comfort for nervous patients
A gentle pace and nitrous oxide keep you comfortable, even when you arrive in pain.
A written plan, no pressure
After relief comes an honest written plan with real numbers. You decide what happens next.
Dental pain does not get better on its own
The sooner you call, the simpler and cheaper the fix usually is. Let's get you out of pain.
- New patients welcome
- Most insurance accepted