Severe tooth pain, knocked-out teeth, bleeding, swelling, or cracked crowns are all dental emergencies that need fast care.
Emergency Dentistry
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Cost
Emergency dental exams typically range from $39 to $102, depending on the type of emergency and needed treatment. We also offer an emergency exam special, including an exam and X-rays for $59.
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Procedure Duration
Most emergency dental visits are completed in a single appointment, with procedures typically lasting between 30 and 90 minutes. This can vary depending on the severity of the issue.
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Pain Level
Our goal is to get you out of pain quickly—treatment is gentle, and we use anesthesia to keep you comfortable. We also offer a variety of sedation options to deal with dental anxiety.
Sedation Dentistry
Emergency Dentistry in Tucson, AZ
Dental emergencies can strike at any time, causing pain, swelling, or trauma. Whether it’s a sudden toothache, a severe infection, a knocked-out tooth, or a broken crown, our team provides fast and effective care to relieve pain and restore your smile.
With same-day appointments during our office hours and compassionate care, we’re here when you need us most. If you experience a dental emergency, please call us and we’ll advise on next steps.
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What to Expect with an Emergency Dentistry Appointment
- Our friendly team welcomes you promptly and gathers essential details about your concern.
- A compassionate clinician listens carefully, ensuring we understand your symptoms and comfort needs.
- We perform a focused exam and quick digital images to pinpoint the problem accurately.
Your dentist explains findings clearly, reviews treatment options, and answers questions with genuine care. - We relieve pain fast using gentle techniques, stabilizing the issue and restoring peace of mind.
- Before you leave, we will schedule a follow-up care appointment and provide you with simple home instructions.
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Aftercare Following an Emergency Visit
After an emergency dental visit, our team provides clear, comforting guidance to help you heal quickly and confidently. Depending on the type of emergency, most patients are advised to rest, keep the area clean, take prescribed or over-the-counter pain relief as directed, and follow a soft food diet for a day or two.
Using a cold compress can ease swelling, and gentle saltwater rinses may support healing. We’ll schedule any needed follow-up care and remain available if you have questions or new concerns.
FAQ
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What qualifies as a dental emergency?
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Can I wait to fix a broken crown or filling?
If it’s not causing pain, you can wait a day or two, but it’s best to call right away to prevent infection or further damage.
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What should I do if my tooth is knocked out?
Keep it moist in milk or saliva, and call us immediately—quick action can often save the tooth.
Related Services
Tooth Extractions
While we do everything possible to preserve your natural teeth, tooth extractions may be necessary to protect your oral health. Whether due to damage, decay, or overcrowding, we make the process smooth and supportive.
Tooth Extractions
Sedation Dentistry
If anxiety is keeping you from getting the care you need, our sedation dentistry options can help. We offer multiple levels of sedation to help you feel calm, relaxed, and in control during your visit—whether for a cleaning or a more involved procedure.
Sedation Dentistry