Emergency Dentistry & Root Canals

We are here for you!

If you or someone you know is experiencing a dental emergency, it’s time to give us a call. Dr. Susan Ellison and our team are standing by and will do our best to get you in as soon as possible.

Please be advised that emergency calls will be answered between 7:00 am – 11:00 pm.

If you are experiencing a true dental emergency between the hours of 12:00 am – 7:00 am, we advise you to go to your local emergency room.

Types of Dental Emergencies

Typically we see patients who experience the following:

Uncomfortable tooth pain
Lost crown or filling
Chips or cracks
Infections
Visible swelling around the mouth (soft tissue injuries)
Missing or loose dental restoration
Exposed nerves

Root Canals

As many as 15 million people have root canals in America each year. What once was considered an extremely painful procedure is now a simple and relatively painless treatment. If your teeth become infected, it can become serious by spreading throughout your body. One of the best ways to combat this outside of tooth extraction is with a root canal, which consists of removing the infection, disinfecting and cleaning the tooth, and filling.

Reviews

I was a walk-in with no appointment. I had severe gum-related tooth pain in the area around a dental bridge. The receptionist at the front desk was ready to help and they took me in immediately. Dr. Ellison did not waste time but examined me and decided on a course of action (she started with a deep cleaning in two phases spread over two days to be followed up by antibiotics). I felt that they greatly cared for me. The whole staff was great, helpful, and understanding. Thank you all so much!

-Orion C.