Emergency Dental Care USA

Emergency Dental Care USA is a group of dental offices focused on providing same-day appointments to emergency and non-emergency patients. Originally inspired by urgent care medical clinics, Emergency Dental Care provides much needed services on weekends, evenings and many holidays. Most offices are open seven days a week, and can usually treat walk in patients.

Our urgent care dental offices offer dental care during regular business hours, as well as after hours and weekends. We offer a full range of general and emergency dental services so that you can get the relief you need, without having to wait.

Toothaches, or pain around teeth, gums, or the jaw can manifest from a variety of oral problems such as a dental cavity, cracked or chipped tooth, exposed tooth root, gum disease, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, or a dental abscess or infection.The only way to identify the cause of your toothache is to have a dental exam and x-ray.

Call your dentist's emergency line. Many dental offices have some kind of emergency contact number that you can use after hours. Sometimes it's just a voicemail box that is checked when needed, but some dentists will make an extra effort to help loyal or long-term patients. It is worth a try, and if nothing else could help you get an appointment sooner than you would normally.

If you don't have dental insurance or don't know how you're going to pay for it, that's okay. We offer dental care financing options and payment plans to help you get the relief you need, fast. Our exam fees, x-rays, and treatment are competitively priced. We will always tell you exactly what everything costs, including your total out-of-pocket expenses before any treatment begins.

If you have a chipped, fractured or broken tooth, you may or may not be experiencing discomfort. Even if pain is not present, it is important to see a dentist right away. The internal and delicate areas of the tooth may now be exposed to the bacteria in the mouth. Left unprotected, this could quickly lead to new or increased decay, and ultimately result in loss of tooth or root canal therapy.