Same-Day Emergency Dental Care
In pain? Call us first.
Dental emergencies don't wait, and neither do we. Dr. Kyger and the team keep same-day slots open for pain, swelling, broken teeth, and dental trauma. Call us and we'll get you seen.
WHAT COUNTS AS AN EMERGENCY
Common dental emergencies we can help you with
- Severe tooth pain
- A chipped, cracked, or broken tooth
- A knocked-out tooth
- A lost filling or crown
- An abscess or infected tooth
- Injury to the gums, tongue, cheeks, or lips
- A broken or dislodged orthodontic bracket or wire
- Impacted wisdom teeth
THE BASICS
When is it actually an emergency?
A dental emergency is any issue that needs immediate attention to stop bleeding, relieve severe pain, or save a tooth. It also covers serious infections that could turn into bigger health problems.
If you’re not sure whether what you’re dealing with counts, err on the side of calling us. We’ll help you figure out the next step and get you seen if you need to be.
Ignoring a dental emergency can make things worse. Symptoms can spread to the head or neck, and you can lose a tooth that otherwise could have been saved. When you call Wash Park Family Dental, we work quickly to get you out of pain and back to normal.
PROCEDURES WE OFFER
Immediate relief. Long-term solutions.
We offer a full range of emergency dental services to protect your smile and get you feeling like yourself again.
Toothache relief
A severe toothache can be debilitating. We diagnose the cause quickly, whether it's decay, infection, or injury, and treat it so you can get back to normal.
Chipped or broken tooth repair
A chipped or broken tooth is painful and can be embarrassing. We usually repair it with dental bonding or a crown to restore function and appearance.
Knocked-out tooth re-implantation
Time matters when a tooth is knocked out. If you can get to our office quickly, we may be able to save the tooth by re-implanting it.
Lost filling or crown
A missing filling or crown leaves the tooth open to damage and sensitivity. We can place a temporary or permanent replacement to protect it and restore its function.
Root canal therapy
When the nerve of a tooth is infected, the pain can be intense. A root canal saves the tooth by removing the infected tissue and sealing it against further problems.
Tooth extraction
When a tooth is too damaged to save, we perform the extraction with care and comfort in mind. We also walk through replacement options like bridges, implants, or dentures.
Abscess treatment
A dental abscess is a serious infection that needs immediate care. We drain the abscess and treat the infection, which may include antibiotics, to keep it from spreading.
WHY WASH PARK FOR DENTAL EMERGENCIES
Care you can count on when it counts most.
Same-day appointments
Emergencies don't follow a schedule. We prioritize urgent cases and do our best to see you the same day. Call and we'll make it work.
Compassionate care
Dr. Kyger and the team keep things calm and clear. You'll leave knowing exactly what happened, what we did, and what comes next.
Modern technology
Digital scanning for crowns, veneers, and night guards means faster, more accurate treatment. Especially useful when time matters.
Focus on the whole you
Your oral health is part of your overall health. We treat the immediate problem and build a plan to keep it from happening again.
EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE
Questions when you need care quickly.
If you have dental pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or a tooth that has been knocked out, call 303-778-7707 and describe what happened so the team can help you determine the next step.
Call 303-778-7707 to ask about the earliest available appointment. Same-day care depends on availability and the treatment you need, so please call before coming in.
Handle the tooth by the crown rather than the root, keep it moist in milk if you cannot put it back in its socket, and seek dental care right away, following American Dental Association guidance.
Call the office immediately rather than waiting for a reply to an online inquiry.
Call 303-778-7707 and listen for any recorded instructions. Do not rely on a voicemail or online inquiry for an immediate response.
If swelling makes it difficult to breathe, swallow, or speak, seek emergency medical care immediately, as advised by NHS emergency guidance.
Coverage depends on your plan and the care you need. Have your insurance information ready when you call, and ask the team to check your benefits and explain your estimated out-of-pocket cost.
The cost depends on the evaluation and treatment needed. Ask about the exam fee when scheduling and request an estimate before treatment. If you do not have insurance, let the team know so you can discuss self-pay costs and available payment options.
IN PAIN RIGHT NOW?
Call us. We'll get you seen.
Same-day emergency appointments are available. Call the office and we’ll walk you through the next step, even if it’s just answering a question.