Emergency Dentist in Dallas, TX — Same-Day Relief

Same-Day Emergency Dental Care in Dallas

Go to the emergency room or call 911 first if you have facial swelling that makes it hard to breathe or swallow, bleeding that will not stop after 20 minutes of firm pressure, or a possible broken jaw. For every other dental emergency, call us.

Dental pain does not wait for a convenient appointment. Our Dallas office on Abrams Road in northeast Dallas holds time for emergencies Monday through Friday, and walk-ins are welcome. Call (214) 764-1315 and we will tell you honestly whether we can see you today and what it is likely to cost.

Is It a Dental Emergency?

If it hurts enough to stop you sleeping, eating or working, treat it as one. These are the reasons Dallas patients call us most often:

• Severe or throbbing toothache that pain relief is not touching
• Facial or gum swelling, or a bad taste that suggests an abscess
• A broken, cracked or chipped tooth — especially with a sharp edge
• A knocked-out adult tooth
• A lost filling, crown or bridge
• Bleeding or pain after an extraction elsewhere
• A denture that has cracked or is cutting into the gum

What an Emergency Visit Costs in Dallas

The emergency exam and X-ray are priced separately from treatment, and you are told the treatment price before anything starts. These are the typical ranges at our Dallas office.

Treatment	Typical Price Range
Emergency Exam + X-ray	$50 – $150
Emergency (Simple) Extraction	$100 – $400
Surgical Extraction	$250 – $600
Wisdom Tooth Extraction	$300 – $800
Temporary Crown or Filling	$150 – $400
Root Canal (per tooth)	$700 – $1,600
Porcelain Crown	$800 – $1,500
Chipped-Tooth Bonding (per tooth)	$150 – $500
Denture Repair	$100 – $400
Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas)	$50 – $150

Prices are estimates and vary by individual case. Call (214) 764-1315 for an exact quote; your fee is confirmed in writing before treatment starts.

Toothache, Swelling and Infection

A tooth that aches constantly, wakes you at night, or throbs when you lie down usually means the nerve is inflamed or infected. Once there is swelling or a bad taste, an abscess has formed, and it will not clear up on its own — antibiotics alone only buy time.

Treatment depends on whether the tooth can be saved: a root canal ($700–$1,600) keeps it, an extraction ($100–$600) removes it. We will show you the X-ray, tell you what each option costs, and let you decide.

Broken, Chipped and Knocked-Out Teeth

A chipped front tooth can often be repaired with bonding in one visit ($150–$500). A tooth broken below the gum line, or one that hurts to bite on, needs an X-ray first — sometimes a crown saves it, sometimes it comes out.

A knocked-out adult tooth is the one true race against the clock. Handle it by the crown, keep it moist in milk or back in the socket, and get to us as fast as you can — the first hour matters most.

Emergency Extractions and Sedation

When a tooth cannot be saved, taking it out is often the fastest route out of pain. Simple extractions run $100–$400 and surgical extractions $250–$600. Local anaesthetic is standard; nitrous oxide and oral sedation are available if you are anxious — tell us when you book.

If you lose a tooth you will want replaced, we can talk about implants or a partial denture once the site has healed. Nothing has to be decided the day you are in pain.

What to Do Before You Get Here

• Toothache: rinse with warm salt water, take over-the-counter pain relief as directed on the packet, and keep your head raised.
• Swelling: cold compress on the outside of the cheek, 20 minutes on and 20 off.
• Knocked-out tooth: hold it by the crown, keep it in milk or back in the socket, call us immediately.
• Broken tooth: rinse your mouth, cover a sharp edge with sugar-free gum or dental wax.
• Lost filling or crown: keep the piece and bring it with you; avoid chewing on that side.
• Bleeding socket: firm gauze pressure for 20 minutes without peeking.

Insurance, Medicaid and Financing

We accept most PPO dental plans, and Medicaid and CHIP for covered services. Call (214) 764-1315 before your visit and we will verify your benefits so you know what your plan covers before you sit in the chair.

For the balance, 0% financing options are available on approved credit through CareCredit, Sunbit and Compassionate Finance, alongside in-house payment plans. Our treatment coordinator lays the monthly options out side by side — approval depends on the lender's review.

Visit Our Dallas Office

Walk-ins are welcome during business hours and there is free parking on site. Calling ahead means we can prepare for you and give you a realistic wait time instead of a guess.

Serving Dallas and Nearby Communities

Patients come to us for urgent dental care from Dallas, Richardson, Garland, Mesquite, University Park, Highland Park, Lake Highlands, Farmers Branch, Addison, Irving and Balch Springs. If you are within driving distance of Abrams Road, call (214) 764-1315 and we will find the appointment time that works for you.

Other Dental Services at Our Dallas Office

Everything under one roof — you will not be sent across town for routine work.

Emergency Dentist FAQs — Dallas