Emergency Dentist Rogers

Urgent Dental Care When You Need It Most

Dental emergencies can happen in an instant, and often at the most poorly timed moments. If you or a loved one is experiencing severe dental pain or injury, remain calm and reach out to Dr. Todd Phelan and our team as soon as possible. We’ll do everything in our power to see your case on the same day as your initial call, if needed, and in the meantime, we can provide guidance for how to best manage your situation until you’re able to reach our office. Patients from Rogers, Bella Vista, Bentonville, Lowell, and beyond are welcome!

Why Choose Todd Phelan, DDS for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Same-Day Emergency Appointments
  • Patients of All Ages Welcome
  • Financing Options & In-House Plan
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How We Treat Dental Emergencies

  1. Call Our Office at Once – As soon as you realize you’ve injured your smile, you shouldn’t delay calling our office and letting our team know what happened while also describing your symptoms. We’ll let you know when to come in, even if it’s that very same day. We’ll also provide first-aid tips over the phone.
  2. Attend Your Appointment – When you’re here, you won’t have to wait around to receive care; our team has time set aside each day for handling dental emergencies. Remember, things won’t improve on their own without professional assistance.
  3. Receive Urgent Dental Care – Our office is equipped to handle all kinds of different dental emergencies, from displaced teeth to aching smiles. We’ll work quickly to address your pain and resolve the issue at hand. If any follow-up care is needed, we’ll be certain to help you schedule it.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

Dental emergencies come in many different shapes and sizes, and in truth, there is no magic solution for addressing them; it simply depends on the nature of the emergency. This is why it’s so important to call our office as soon as you realize your smile is hurt. We are standing by to help with a wide variety of dental emergencies. To give you a better idea of how certain ones are handled, just click on the icons below.

Severe Toothache

Is it possible there could be something stuck in the space around the tooth that’s causing the discomfort? As a first step, thoroughly floss and rinse so that any food particles or other debris can be dislodged. If pain persists, contact our Rogers practice. We do strongly recommend NOT placing aspirin directly on the tooth or gums, as this can cause additional pain to the gum tissue. 

Knocked-Out Tooth

If you still have the tooth, rinse it very carefully under running water in order to remove any foreign debris while also keeping pieces of natural tissue as intact as possible. Do not scrub the root surface. If you can place it back into the socket and hold it there until you’re able to reach our practice, please do so. Otherwise, place the tooth in a small cup or plastic bag of milk. Once you arrive, Dr. Phelan can perform an evaluation and inform you whether or not reattachment is a viable option.