Almost every day, we have a patient with a dental issue that needs to be corrected right now. We work hard every day to ensure the dental needs of our patients are taken care of early so that emergencies are few and far between. Sometimes accidents happen, teeth crack, abscesses form, and you just need to be seen right away. Some offices are so busy it could take six weeks to have your problem fixed. We set aside time for right now dentistry every day to ensure this doesn’t happen.
Even if you’re not an established patient at our office, we work hard to get you out of pain as soon as possible. Whether we start a root canal, extract a tooth, or fix that chipped front tooth, we will get you ready for the family Christmas photo or the wedding this weekend.
Right now dentistry is an important to maintaining healthy mouths and happy patients. If you’re having an emergency and need help today, contact us today to request an appointment, or give us a call!
Same Day Emergency Dentistry FAQs
What qualifies as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling, bleeding, or infection that requires immediate care.
Do you offer same-day emergency appointments?
Yes, Slager Family Dental Care offers same-day emergency dental care whenever possible to address urgent dental needs quickly.
What should I do if I knock out a tooth?
Keep the tooth moist and contact us immediately. Quick treatment increases the chances of saving the tooth.
Can you treat severe tooth pain right away?
Yes, we prioritize patients experiencing severe dental pain and provide prompt diagnosis and treatment.
What if I have a dental emergency after hours?
Call (931) 526-4912 and follow instructions. We will guide you on the next steps for urgent care.
Do you treat broken or chipped teeth?
Yes, we provide same-day solutions for chipped, cracked, or broken teeth to restore function and appearance.
Will my emergency visit include treatment the same day?
In many cases, we can diagnose and treat the issue during the same visit to relieve pain and prevent further damage.
How can I prevent dental emergencies?
Maintain good oral hygiene, wear mouthguards during sports, and schedule regular dental checkups to reduce risk.