Urgent dental care when pain, damage, or infection can’t wait.
Response Time
Same-day available
Number of visits
1, sometimes follow-up
Anesthetic?
As needed
Downtime
Depends on treatment
What it Treats
Explore care options curated by our experienced team.
We assess symptoms, take X-rays if needed, and identify the source of pain.
Our priority is easing discomfort quickly and safely.
We explain findings, options, and next steps—no surprises.
If needed, we schedule restorative treatment to fully resolve the issue.
Experienced
Advanced
Accessible
Elevated
Oral Exams & Digital X-Rays
Gum disease
Bone loss
Impacted teeth
Root Canal Therapy
Tooth infection
Abscessed teeth
Deep decay
Fillings & Tooth-Colored Restorations
Tooth decay
Minor cracks
Worn enamel
A dental emergency includes any issue causing severe pain, swelling, bleeding, or risk of permanent damage. This can include intense toothaches, cracked or knocked-out teeth, abscesses, facial swelling, lost fillings or crowns, and injuries to the mouth or jaw.
If something hurts, looks wrong, or feels urgent, it’s best to call an emergency dentist. In Goodlettsville, our team is ready to get you scheduled as soon as possible.
Time is critical. Gently rinse the tooth with water (do not scrub), place it back in the socket if possible, or store it in milk or saliva. Call our office immediately—prompt treatment improves the chances of saving the tooth.
Emergency visits aren’t always more expensive, but costs depend on the treatment needed. We’ll explain all options upfront and review insurance and financing choices so you can make an informed decision without added stress.
Yes, we provide emergency dental care for patients of all ages, including children. Our team takes extra care to create a calm, reassuring environment while addressing pain or injury quickly and gently.
Yes. As a go-to emergency dentist in Goodlettsville, we do our best to offer same-day emergency appointments whenever possible. Calling early in the day improves the chances of availability, but even if it’s later, our team will work with you to get relief quickly or guide you on next steps.
In many cases, yes. Emergency visits focus on stabilizing the issue and relieving pain. Depending on the diagnosis, additional treatment—such as a crown, root canal, or restoration—may be scheduled to fully resolve the problem and protect your tooth long-term.
If you experience tooth pain after hours, start by rinsing your mouth with warm salt water and gently flossing to remove any trapped debris. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the tooth or gums. If swelling is present, a cold compress on the outside of your cheek can help. Call our office as soon as possible, and we’ll guide you on next steps and schedule care at the earliest opportunity.
Even small chips or cracks should be evaluated promptly. While they may not hurt right away, untreated damage can worsen, leading to infection, pain, or more extensive treatment later. Early care often allows for simpler solutions like bonding instead of more complex restorations.
