Services

Dental Emergencies

Same-day help for kids in pain, with clear guidance for what to do at home before you arrive. Call us and we’ll talk you through next steps.

Need urgent care now? Call (214) 416-8700. For severe injury, heavy bleeding, or trouble breathing, call 911.

What to do right now (quick steps)

Rinse with warm water. Gently floss to clear food. If facial swelling or fever, call us immediately.

Hold by the crown, rinse gently, reinsert if possible, or place in cold milk. Call us on the way.

Save pieces if found. Apply cold compress for swelling. We’ll assess for root or nerve concerns.

Not sure if it’s an emergency? Call (214) 416-8700—we’ll guide you.

FAQs

? Do you reserve same-day spots?

Yes. We hold limited priority times for urgent pediatric needs—call and we’ll fit you in.

? Is a knocked-out baby tooth an emergency?

Call us for guidance. Baby teeth are not re-implanted, but we will check for injury and discuss space maintenance if needed.

? Pain at night or weekend?

Call the office number for instructions. If severe injury or uncontrolled bleeding, visit the ER or call 911.

? Can my child eat or drink before an urgent visit?

Small sips of water are fine. If sedation might be needed, we may ask you to pause food/drink—call first.

? How do you manage anxiety during emergencies?

Kid-first language, topical/local anesthetic, and comfort options like nitrous or oral conscious sedation when appropriate.