Emergency Dentist in Dallas 75244 — Same-Day Relief

Walk-ins welcome • Most patients seen within 1—2 hours

Broken or cracked tooth? Severe pain? Call now for same-day emergency care in Dallas, North Dallas, Addison, and Farmers Branch.

Call Now: (972) 852-2222
Dental Emergency Right Now? Call (972) 852-2222 immediately. We provide same-day emergency appointments for severe pain, trauma, and urgent dental problems.
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Same-Day Emergency Dental Appointments in Dallas 75244

Available Today

We reserve same-day appointment slots specifically for dental emergencies. Most patients seen within 1—2 hours of calling.

Call Before Noon

For best same-day availability, call before 12:00 PM. We'll work to accommodate urgent cases throughout the day.

Immediate Relief

Our priority is stopping your pain fast. We provide immediate pain management while planning comprehensive treatment.

Common Dental Emergencies We Treat

Severe Tooth Pain

High Priority

Intense, throbbing tooth pain that prevents sleep or normal activities. Often indicates infection or nerve damage requiring immediate attention.

  • Pain that worsens with hot/cold
  • Swelling around the tooth
  • Fever or facial swelling
  • Bad taste in mouth
Immediate Care: Take over-the-counter pain reliever, avoid temperature extremes, call us immediately.

Knocked Out Tooth

High Priority

Complete tooth displacement from trauma. Time is critical — we can often save the tooth if treated within 30—60 minutes.

  • Entire tooth separated from socket
  • Bleeding from empty socket
  • Pain and swelling
Immediate Care: Handle tooth by crown only, place in milk or saliva, call immediately.

Broken or Cracked Teeth

Medium Priority

Fractured teeth from trauma, biting hard objects, or large fillings failing. May expose sensitive inner tooth layers.

  • Sharp pain when biting
  • Sensitivity to temperature
  • Rough or sharp edges
  • Visible crack lines
Immediate Care: Rinse with warm water, avoid chewing on affected side, apply cold compress outside face.

Lost Fillings or Crowns

Medium Priority

When dental restorations fall out, the exposed tooth structure becomes vulnerable to further damage and sensitivity.

  • Sudden sensitivity
  • Rough feeling where filling was
  • Food getting stuck in cavity
  • Sharp edges cutting tongue
Immediate Care: Clean the area gently, avoid sticky foods, use temporary dental cement if available.

Dental Abscess

High Priority

Serious infection that can spread throughout the body. Requires immediate antibiotic treatment and drainage.

  • Severe, constant pain
  • Swelling in face or gums
  • Fever and general illness
  • Difficulty swallowing
Immediate Care: Rinse with salt water, take pain medication, apply cold compress, seek immediate treatment.

Orthodontic Emergencies

Lower Priority

Broken braces, loose wires, or displaced brackets that cause discomfort or injury to soft tissues.

  • Poking wires cutting cheeks
  • Loose or broken brackets
  • Lost elastic bands
  • Discomfort from loose appliances
Immediate Care: Use orthodontic wax on sharp edges, push wire away from cheek with the eraser end of a pencil.

What to Expect During Your Emergency Visit

1

Immediate Assessment

We evaluate your condition quickly, prioritizing pain relief and stabilizing urgent situations.

5—10 minutes
2

Pain Management

Local anesthesia, prescribed medications, or other interventions to stop pain fast.

10—15 minutes
3

Diagnostic Examination

Digital X-rays and thorough exam to identify the root cause and extent of the emergency.

15—20 minutes
4

Emergency Treatment

Immediate treatment to address the emergency, stabilize the condition, and prevent complications.

30—60 minutes
5

Follow-up Plan

Home-care instructions, pain management, and scheduling for any additional treatment.

~10 minutes

Be Prepared for Dental Emergencies

Create a Dental Emergency Kit

  • Ibuprofen & acetaminophen
  • Salt for warm rinses
  • Temporary dental cement
  • Dental wax (orthodontic)
  • Small container with lid
  • Gauze pads
  • Cold compress

Save Our Emergency Contact

(972) 852-2222

Save this number in your phone as "Emergency Dentist" for quick access.

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When to Go to ER vs. Dentist

Go to Emergency Room:

  • Severe bleeding
  • Broken jaw/facial bones
  • Difficulty breathing/swallowing
  • Loss of consciousness
  • High fever with dental infection

Call Emergency Dentist:

  • Severe tooth pain
  • Knocked out teeth
  • Lost fillings/crowns
  • Broken teeth (no major trauma)
  • Abscess without fever

After-Hours Emergency Care

Office Hours Emergency

See our office hours

Call (972) 852-2222 during business hours for same-day emergency appointments.

After Hours & Weekends

Call our main number and follow prompts for emergency instructions. On-call support is available for urgent situations.

For severe emergencies: Call (972) 852-2222 and leave a detailed message. We'll return your call as soon as possible.

Weekend Emergency Protocol

Saturday emergencies can often be seen by appointment. Sunday emergencies receive phone consultation with follow-up Monday morning.

Life-threatening situations: Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.

Emergency Dentist — FAQs

Where can I find a broken tooth dentist near me in Dallas?

Call (972) 852-2222 for same-day care in Dallas 75244. We reserve emergency slots daily and see most patients within 1—2 hours.

Do you accept walk-ins for dental emergencies?

Yes. Walk-ins are welcome during office hours. For fastest service, call ahead and we'll hold the next available emergency slot.

Should I go to the ER or a dentist?

Go to the ER for heavy bleeding, broken jaw, trouble breathing, or high fever. For tooth pain, broken or cracked teeth, or lost crowns, call our office.

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?

Handle the tooth by the crown only (not the root), rinse gently if dirty, and try to place it back in the socket. If that's not possible, store it in milk or saliva and call us immediately. Time is critical.

How much does emergency dental care cost?

Emergency exam fees start around $150-$250. Treatment costs vary by procedure. We accept most insurance plans and offer flexible payment options. You'll receive a cost estimate before treatment.