Emergency care

Emergency dental care

A broken tooth or sudden pain does not wait for a convenient time. We keep room for same-day emergencies and do everything we can to get you out of pain. Dr. Monzer Shakally explains when to call in the video below.

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Answers from Dr. Shakally on candidacy, the process, timeline, and what to expect.

It depends on the problem and the time. A chipped tooth can often wait for a regular visit, but severe pain or swelling should be seen quickly. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, the emergency room is the right place.

Yes. We fit in many walk-ins, treat the problem, and get you out of pain when we can. Occasionally we need to start antibiotics first or schedule you very soon after.

When a cavity reaches and infects the nerve, the pressure and pain can be severe. A root canal removes the infected nerve and relieves the pain while saving the tooth.

We try everything to save a tooth first. When a tooth cannot be saved with a root canal and crown, removing it is sometimes the fastest way to stop the pain and infection.

We are open Fridays and every other Saturday, and Saturdays book up fast. We can sometimes make exceptions for established patients, so call and talk with our scheduler.

Dental emergency? Call us now.

If you are in pain or have a broken tooth, call us at (480) 530-0755. We keep room for same-day visits and will get you seen as soon as we can.

Worried about cost? Flexible payment plans are available.

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