Emergency Dentist near Irving & Las Colinas, TX

Same-day urgent dental care for Irving and Las Colinas professionals.

Lost a crown the morning of a presentation? Bit down on something and felt a molar give way between meetings? We treat a steady stream of urgent problems for patients working in and around Las Colinas, and we hold same-day slots on most business days so a dental emergency doesn't derail an entire work week.

In pain right now? Call (972) 852-2222. We hold same-day emergency slots on most business days. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to an emergency room.

Urgent care for the Las Colinas work day

Irving's business district creates a specific pattern we see often: patients who need a temporary problem solved immediately and the permanent fix scheduled around their calendar. A lost crown, a fractured cusp, a filling that's come out before a trip — these are fixable quickly if you're seen promptly, and they become larger, costlier problems when they're ignored for weeks. We'll tell you honestly which category yours is in, and what it costs, before we start. The drive from Las Colinas runs roughly 20 minutes via 635 or Belt Line Road, and free parking sits at our door.

Getting here from Irving

From Las Colinas, take TX-114 east to I-635 north, exit Midway Road and head north to 14228 Midway Rd, Suite 100, just south of Spring Valley Road. From north Irving, Belt Line Road east to Midway Road is often quicker in traffic. Call (972) 852-2222 while en route so we can prepare.

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Questions we hear most

Often yes, at least temporarily. Tell us your timeline when you call. A lost crown or broken filling can frequently be stabilized the same day, with the permanent restoration scheduled when you return.

Not usually an emergency, but don't leave it long. The exposed tooth structure is vulnerable to decay and fracture, and what's a simple refill this week can become a crown or root canal in a few months.

Yes. Swelling, fever, or a bad taste from a tooth suggests infection and should be treated the same day. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, go to an emergency room immediately.

Plan on about an hour for the exam, any needed imaging, and treatment to relieve the immediate problem. We'll tell you upfront if the full fix needs a second visit.