Dental pain doesn't check your calendar. When something breaks, throbs, or swells, call us. We hold time for emergencies and will get you seen and out of pain as fast as possible. If you're not sure whether it's a true emergency, call anyway; we'll tell you honestly what can wait and what can't.
In pain right now?
Call (734) 748-8742
From the blog: Broken Tooth? Do This First →
Emergencies we handle
- Severe toothache or throbbing pain
- Broken, cracked, or chipped teeth
- Knocked-out or loosened teeth
- Lost fillings and crowns
- Swelling, abscess, or infection
- Bleeding that won't stop
Common questions
Do you take same-day emergency appointments?
We prioritize dental emergencies and hold time for them. Call (734) 748-8742 as early as you can and we'll get you in as soon as possible.
What if I don't have insurance?
Come anyway. You'll get honest, upfront pricing before any treatment, and our first priority is getting you out of pain.
Is a toothache ever really an emergency?
Yes. Pain that keeps you up at night or doesn't respond to medication usually means infection. Waiting makes it worse, more complex, and more expensive. Call us.
While you're on your way
1
Knocked-out tooth
Handle by the crown, keep it moist (milk or saliva), and get here within the hour. It can sometimes be saved.
2
Broken tooth
Rinse gently, save the pieces in milk, cold compress for swelling.
3
Severe swelling + fever
This can signal a spreading infection. Call us immediately, and if breathing or swallowing is affected, go to the ER first.
Ready when you are.
Request an appointment online or call us. We're happy to help either way.