
Dental Emergencies
Call ASAP To Preserve Your Smile
Reclaim Your Dental Health With an Emergency Dentist in Williston
Dental emergencies disrupt your entire life. You can't sleep, eat, or focus once tooth pain takes over. If you're in need of urgent care, you can visit us for help. As your emergency dentist in Williston, we provide gentle, effective care that restores your smile and oral function.
The moment you call, your dental needs become our priority. We will guide you through simple steps to take before your arrival. Once you are here, you will receive personalized treatment from a team experienced in almost any kind of emergency. Don't wait one more moment for help! Give us a call, and we'll schedule you for a visit as quickly as possible.

Find Fast Relief
- Repair broken or chipped teeth with fillings or crowns
- Restore a lost or missing tooth with a dental bridge or an implant crown
- Relieve the pain of an infection with a root canal
- Perform a safe and gentle extraction for any teeth we cannot save
- Reattach loose crowns or fillings or repair broken orthodontics
No matter your dental need, we'll treat you with care and compassion. You'll leave our office with a confident smile again.

Regain a Healthy Smile
- Give you specific instructions to protect the restored area
- Schedule a follow-up appointment, if needed, to monitor healing
- Discuss preventive tips to help you avoid future emergencies
- Make sure your next checkup is on the books to ensure top health
Remember that our team is always available if you have any questions. Schedule an appointment with your emergency dentist in Williston.
Common Questions About Dental Emergencies
What counts as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency includes any situation causing severe pain, bleeding, or trauma to your teeth or gums. You should seek immediate care for knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, broken teeth, or signs of infection like swelling or fever. Loose or lost fillings, crowns, or bridges also qualify as emergencies when they cause pain or have sharp edges that injure your mouth. Our team helps you determine the urgency of your situation when you call, ensuring you receive care in an appropriate timeframe for your specific condition.
How quickly should I seek help for a knocked-out tooth?
You should contact our office immediately if you've had a tooth knocked out, as time is critical for successful reimplantation. The best chance of saving your natural tooth occurs when you receive treatment within the first hour after the injury. While waiting to see us, gently rinse the tooth without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket or store it in milk or saliva. Our emergency team prioritizes these situations and will provide instructions for preserving your tooth until you reach our office.
How do I know if my toothache needs emergency care?
You need emergency care when pain becomes severe, persistent, or prevents you from sleeping or eating normally. Swelling in your face, jaw, or gums alongside the pain indicates a possible infection that requires immediate attention. Fever or a bad taste in your mouth with toothache suggests an abscess that could spread if not treated quickly. Call our office right away if you experience these symptoms, and we'll get you seen as soon as possible to prevent further complications.