Emergency Dentist La Crosse

Don’t Let Dental Pain Ruin Your Day

Woman touching her cheek and wincing in pain before seeing emergency dentist in La Crosse

When it comes to dental pain, whether it’s a toothache or broken/knocked-out tooth, we encourage our patients to reach out to us without hesitation. At All Smiles Implants and Family Dental, we pride ourselves on being able to see people quickly, often on the same day as their call, and deliver the care and relief they need immediately. There’s no need to delay or tough it out—reach out to our La Crosse emergency dentist right now so we can fix whatever the problem is right away!

Why Choose All Smiles Implants and Family Dental for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Same-Day Dental Emergency Appointments
  • CEREC One-Visit Dental Crowns
  • In-House Root Canals for Toothaches
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How We Treat Dental Emergencies

Woman in dental chair holding her cheek in pain
  • Initial Call: The quickest way to get in touch with us is to call our office. On the phone, we’ll ask about your symptoms, let you know if you need to come in, and offer first-aid tips to keep you comfortable until then.
  • Exam/Treatment Plan: Once you reach us, we’ll examine your mouth to determine the source and extent of your issue, and then we’ll propose how we can treat it, going over the various procedures and their associated costs so you know what to expect.
  • Delivery of Care: Using the agreed-upon plan, we’ll treat your smile and make sure to stop your pain. Thanks to our team’s experience and technology, we’re able to complete many procedures in one appointment so you hopefully won’t need a follow-up.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

What qualifies as a dental emergency? There are several situations! Below you’ll find the most common ones we encounter, along with helpful icons that show what type of dental emergency it is. We recommend calling us at the first sign of any dental concern. It’s always safer to be cautious with your teeth!

Toothaches

Chipped Tooth

Cracked Tooth

Very Sensitive Teeth

Knocked-Out Tooth

Lost Filling or Crown

Broken Denture

Loose Permanent Tooth

Injury to the Gums, Lips, or Tongue

Jaw Pain

Something Stuck Between the Teeth