$89 New patient Exams & X-rays / $35 Emergency Visits
Quick, Reliable Relief in a Calm Setting
From the moment you step into our modern, welcoming office, you’ll feel calm and cared for. We’ve designed a soothing atmosphere where you can relax, listen to music, or scroll through your phone while we address your urgent dental needs. Our goal is to make every visit as stress-free and comfortable as possible. With advanced technology and compassionate expertise, we deliver personalized emergency care that helps you feel better fast.
Compassionate Emergency Dentistry You Can Trust
Dental emergencies can be alarming, but you’re not alone — our team is here to help with skill and empathy. Whether you’re dealing with a sudden toothache, a broken tooth, or another urgent concern, we provide prompt and effective care. Beyond treating your symptoms, we make sure you feel supported and informed every step of the way. We’re dedicated to restoring your comfort and confidence when you need it most.
Immediate Relief When Dental Pain Strikes
Tooth pain, injuries, or sudden damage can happen at any time. That’s why having a trusted dental team is essential. We treat each case with urgency, focusing on quick relief and long-term protection for your smile. Our team works efficiently to reduce discomfort, restore function, and get you back to feeling your best.
If you’re in pain or have suffered a dental injury, don’t wait — contact Grand Central Dentistry right away to schedule an emergency appointment. We’re ready to help you find fast relief and lasting results.
Common Dental Emergencies and What to Do
Dental emergencies can occur without warning — even outside regular office hours. Knowing how to respond can prevent further damage and ease discomfort until you see a professional. Below are some common situations and steps you can take before reaching your dentist:
Chipped, Cracked, or Broken Tooth
Rinse your mouth with warm salt water to clean the area. Apply a cold compress to minimize swelling and pain. Contact a dentist immediately. If possible, bring any broken pieces of the tooth with you, kept in a moist cloth or gauze.
Loose or Knocked-out Tooth
If your tooth is loose or has been knocked out, handle it by the crown (top), not the root. Try to gently place it back in the socket. If that’s not possible, store it in milk or keep it under your tongue and see a dentist immediately. Time is critical for saving the tooth.
Tooth Pain
Persistent or intense tooth pain can signal infection or other serious issues. Avoid self-medicating — instead, call your dentist right away for professional diagnosis and treatment.
Bitten Lip or Tongue
Clean the area gently with a damp cloth and apply a cold compress to control swelling. If bleeding continues or the injury is deep, seek emergency dental care.
Knowing how to handle dental emergencies can make a major difference in your comfort and outcome. When in doubt, contact a trusted dental office that offers same-day or emergency appointments.