Emergency Dentist

What Counts as a Dental Emergency

An emergency dentist is for urgent, serious dental problems that need fast treatment to prevent permanent damage or stop severe pain.

Examples include:

• Knocked-out or broken tooth

• Severe toothache that doesn't go away

• Dental abscess or swelling in your jaw/face

• Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth

• Injuries to gums, cheeks, or tongue

If you're experiencing any of these, an emergency dentist could be the right move.

Common Dental Issues That Can Often Wait

Many dental problems feel urgent but can be treated by a regular dentist during normal hours—or even eased at home until your appointment:

• Mild toothache or sensitivity

• Small chips or cracks without pain

• Lost fillings or crowns without pain or swelling

• Bleeding gums from brushing or flossing

Check Before You Go—It Could Save You Time and Money

The Ubie AI Symptom Checker:

1. Asks targeted questions—just like a dentist would during an emergency consult.

2. Analyzes your symptoms using trusted medical and dental data.

3. Recommends your next step—emergency dentist, regular dentist, or home care.

The Cost of Emergency Dental Visits

An emergency dentist appointment can cost $200–$600 or more, especially with X-rays or after-hours fees. Why spend that if you don't need to?

Ubie is always free, available any time, and takes less than 3 minutes.

When You Should Seek Emergency Dental Care Immediately

If the symptom checker tells you it's urgent, don't wait—go now for:

• Severe tooth pain with swelling

• Trauma that knocks out a tooth

• Heavy bleeding that won't stop

• Signs of infection (fever, pus, severe swelling)

Try Ubie Before You Call the Dentist

Don't waste hours and money wondering if your dental problem is an emergency.

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• Doctor-approved

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