In pain? We'll see you today
Dental emergencies don't respect business hours — so we hold same-day slots every day we're open, including weekends. Call first thing and we'll get you out of pain today.
First we stop the pain. Then we fix the cause.
Severe toothache, facial swelling, a cracked or knocked-out tooth, a lost crown, bleeding that won't stop — these need a dentist, not a waiting list. Our emergency visits are triaged for one purpose: diagnose fast, relieve pain immediately, and stabilise the problem.
Once you're comfortable, we'll explain what happened and lay out your repair options with clear pricing — no pressure to decide anything while you're hurting. If you're a new patient, that's completely fine: emergencies are how many of our favourite patients first found us.
- Same-day emergency slots, 5 days a week
- Open Saturdays and Sundays
- New patients welcome for emergencies
- Direct billing even on urgent visits
Benefits at a glance
Seen today, not next week
Reserved daily emergency time means real same-day care, not a triage phone tree.
Pain relief first
Our first job is making it stop hurting — decisions about repair come after, calmly.
Weekend availability
Saturday and Sunday hours catch the emergencies that never happen on a Tuesday.
What to expect
Describe what happened — we'll give immediate advice and book you the same day.
A focused exam and X-ray find the source in minutes.
Anesthetic, drainage, temporary repair — whatever ends the pain today.
Once you're comfortable, we map out permanent repair options and costs.
Questions, answered
A tooth got knocked out — what do I do right now?+
Handle it by the crown (not the root), rinse gently if dirty, and reinsert it into the socket if you can — or keep it in milk. Then call us immediately: re-implantation works best within 30–60 minutes.
What counts as a dental emergency?+
Severe or worsening pain, facial swelling, trauma to teeth or jaw, uncontrolled bleeding, and abscesses. When in doubt, call — we'd rather reassure you than have you wait on something serious.
I'm not a regular patient. Can I still come in?+
Absolutely. We keep emergency slots open to everyone, and many patients join the practice after we've helped them through a rough day.
Facial swelling with fever — can it wait until morning?+
No. Spreading swelling with fever can become dangerous; if it's affecting your eye, throat, or breathing, go to the ER now and see us for the dental cause immediately after.
Ready for a smile you love showing off?
Booking takes less than a minute. New patients, families, and nervous smiles are all warmly welcome — evenings and weekends included.