
Dental Emergencies In Spokane, WA
If you’re dealing with a dental emergency, there’s no need to put off getting care. Call our team right away to save your smile! Wondering if your situation needs an emergency dentist in Spokane? Keep reading to find out.
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Do I need emergency dental care?
It’s not always easy to know what counts as a dental emergency. If you’re dealing with persistent pain, an injury, unexplained discomfort, or a loose or broken tooth, give us a call right away. Our team can help assess your situation, guide your next steps, and get you the care you need to protect your smile.

The Benefits of Emergency Dentistry
Say Goodbye to Pain
Dental pain can interrupt your entire day. Emergency dental care helps identify the cause of your discomfort and provides the right solution to relieve pain as quickly as possible.
Reclaim Your Confident Smile
A broken, damaged, or missing tooth can make it hard to eat, speak, or smile comfortably. With prompt care, we can help restore your smile and your confidence.
Stop Complications in Their Tracks
Dental emergencies can become more serious when they’re left untreated. Getting care early can help prevent infection, protect surrounding teeth, and reduce the need for more complex treatment later.
What do I do in a Dental Emergency?
Keep Calm & Reduce Bleeding
Dental emergencies can be overwhelming, but staying calm can help you take the right next step. If there is bleeding, gently apply pressure to the area with clean gauze. Keep steady pressure in place until the bleeding slows or until you arrive at our office.
Control Swelling & Pain
If you’re experiencing swelling or discomfort, a cold compress can help reduce inflammation. You may also use over-the-counter pain medication such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen as directed. Avoid aspirin if you are bleeding, as it can make clotting more difficult.
Call Us Right Away
After taking steps to manage the immediate situation, call our office as soon as possible. Even if you’re unsure whether your situation is urgent, our team can help you understand what to do next and determine how quickly you should be seen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
If a tooth has been knocked out, act quickly. Pick it up by the crown, which is the top part of the tooth, and avoid touching the root. Gently rinse it with warm water if it’s dirty, but do not scrub it. If possible, place the tooth back into the socket without forcing it. If that is not possible, store it in cold milk and call us right away. The sooner you receive care, the better the chance of saving the tooth.
If a filling, crown, or other dental restoration comes loose, place it in a small plastic bag or container and bring it with you to your appointment. Then, call us as soon as possible. Lost dental work can expose sensitive tooth structure and increase the risk of pain, decay, or infection, so it’s important to have the area evaluated and repaired promptly.
A chipped, broken, or cracked tooth should be examined by a dentist, even if it does not hurt right away. Damage can extend deeper than it appears and may lead to sensitivity, infection, or further breakage. Call us so we can evaluate the tooth, relieve discomfort, and recommend the best way to restore and protect it.
If a tooth feels loose after an injury, call us immediately for guidance and emergency care. Try not to touch, wiggle, or put pressure on the tooth. Once you arrive, our dentist can evaluate the injury and may stabilize the tooth with a splint to support healing and help protect it.






