Emergency Dentist in Spring, TX
Frequently Asked Questions
My tooth just got knocked out. What should I do right now?
Call our office immediately. We treat knocked-out teeth as a true emergency, and quick action gives the best chance of saving it.
My kid chipped a tooth at practice. Is that an emergency?
Yes, call us right away. We treat chipped and moved teeth from sports and other accidents as urgent dental injuries.
My tooth got pushed out of place after a fall. Does that need immediate care?
Yes. A tooth that’s been moved out of position needs prompt attention to give it the best chance of healing correctly.
Should I go to the ER or call your office for a dental injury?
If the injury is life-threatening or severe, call 911 or go to the nearest ER. For chipped, moved, or knocked-out teeth, call our office directly.
Can you actually save a tooth that's been knocked completely out?
In many cases, the sooner we see the tooth (ideally within an hour), the better the chance of saving it. Call our office right away so we can evaluate the tooth and the best next step.
Which of your two locations should I call for an emergency?
Either location can help. Call whichever office is closer so we can get you seen as quickly as possible.
What counts as a dental emergency versus something that can wait?
Severe tooth pain, knocked-out teeth, loose or displaced teeth, swelling, and dental injuries should all be evaluated promptly. If you’re unsure, call our office, and we’ll guide you on what to do next.