Emergency Care
A child's toothache is miserable for the whole family. We find the cause and bring fast relief, starting with the kind of pain your child is feeling.
Warm water and gentle flossing clear any trapped food around the sore tooth.
On the outside of the cheek. Never place aspirin on the gums.
An age-appropriate dose can take the edge off until you're here.
Phone (801) 676-3700 for same-day relief and clear guidance.
A hurting child gets priority. Call and we'll fit them in today.
A gentle exam gets to the source, so the fix actually lasts.
We ease the pain before anything else, with sedation if it helps.
Severe or worsening pain, pain with fever or facial swelling, or a toothache that keeps your child up at night should be seen the same day. When in doubt, call and we'll help you decide.
Not necessarily. Pain that stops can mean the nerve is dying while a problem continues quietly. It's worth having the tooth checked.
An age-appropriate dose of children's pain reliever is fine. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the gums, as it can burn the tissue.
Urgent dental care on the day you call.
Knocked-out, chipped or broken teeth.
Abscesses and facial swelling.
Broken brackets and poking wires.
The same-day care we provide.
Call your office first — most dental emergencies are seen the same day.