Emergency Care
A dental infection won't clear on its own and can spread, so it needs prompt treatment. Call us and we'll get your child seen, comfortable, and truly better, the same day.
A dental infection happens when bacteria reach the inside of a tooth or the surrounding gum, usually through an untreated cavity, a crack, or an injury. It can show up as a persistent toothache, a pimple-like bump on the gum, swelling, a bad taste, or fever.
The key thing to know: it won't heal on its own. Even if the pain eases for a while, the infection remains active and can spread, which is why prompt treatment matters so much.
An infection can't wait, so neither will your child.
We get your child comfortable, then clear the infection at its source.
We fix the cause, not just the symptoms, so it doesn't come back.
No. A dental infection remains active even if the pain eases, and it can spread. It needs treatment to truly resolve.
A persistent toothache, a pimple-like bump on the gum, swelling of the face or jaw, a bad taste, fever, or tenderness when chewing. Any of these deserves a prompt call.
Swelling that spreads quickly or reaches the eye or neck, high fever, or any trouble breathing or swallowing. Call 911 or go to the ER, then call us for the dental treatment.
Urgent dental care on the day you call.
Knocked-out, chipped or broken teeth.
Relief for aches, sensitivity and cavity pain.
Broken brackets and poking wires.
The same-day care we provide.
Call your office first — most dental emergencies are seen the same day.