Emergency Dentist Finder
Find dentists open now for urgent dental care. Select your state and city to see available offices.
Tuesday, 1:13 AM
After Hours
What Constitutes a Dental Emergency?
Seek Immediate Care For:
- Severe toothache or dental pain
- Knocked-out tooth (keep it moist!)
- Broken or cracked tooth
- Dental abscess or swelling
- Uncontrolled bleeding after extraction
What to Do While Waiting:
- • Rinse with warm salt water
- • Apply cold compress to reduce swelling
- • Take over-the-counter pain relievers
- • Keep knocked-out tooth in milk
- • Don't apply aspirin directly to gums
Emergency Dental Care FAQs
How much does an emergency dental visit cost?
Emergency visits typically cost $150-$300 for exam and X-rays. Use our Cost Calculator for specific procedure estimates.
Should I go to the ER for a dental emergency?
ERs can help with pain and antibiotics but usually can't perform dental procedures. An emergency dentist is the better choice.