We take walk-in emergencies starting at 7am in most locations. Please call to verify office hours before walking in.

We offer prompt emergency care, because we know ... dental pain follows no schedule.

From time to time, an existing filling may come loose. If you do not currently have a dentist, please call one of our offices listed here (office Locations)

When a filling comes loose, you should seek dental care as soon as possible even if there is no pain. Why? Because without evaluation and treatment, the condition may soon lead to pain and the spread of infection. Once an examination is performed, the dentist will be able to advise you as to the extent of the problem and what the best treatment will be for correcting the condition.

If it is determined that a filling is loose but no decay is evident to indicate a more serious problem, you may be given an option to replace the filling with a tooth colored filling or silver colored dental amalgam. If the reason for the
filling being loose is due to an underlying problem with recurrent decay, or a more extensive fracture of the tooth, the treatment recommended may be more involved. This will be explained as part of the evaluation done by a dentist.

One thing is certain: To delay calling for a dental appointment will most likely make the condition worse.

So, please don't wait.