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Tooth pain? We'll see you this weekend.

Same-day emergency dentist in Southampton, open Friday to Sunday

Toothache, broken tooth, swelling or a crown that came off. Call and we will get you a same-day appointment, not one next week.

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What is happening?

Tap the one that matches. Every one of these can be seen same-day when you call during our hours.

Relief in 3 steps

  1. Call us

    Tell us what is going on. We hold same-day emergency slots Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

  2. Same-day visit

    Come in for an exam and X-ray so we can find the cause of the pain.

  3. Treatment or a plan

    We quote any treatment in the chair before we start, then get you out of pain today or set up the next step.

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Wherever you're coming from, come on in

We don't care what town you live in. If you can get to 626 Street Rd in Southampton, we'll take care of you. Patients often drive in from places like:

And anywhere else. Everyone is welcome, wherever you call home.

Plan your visit

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Fri 9am–5pm · Sat 9am–5pm · Sun 9am–4pm
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Please call before you come so we can have a chair ready.

Bring with you:

  • Photo ID
  • Your dental insurance card, if you have one
  • A list of medications you take

Parking is in the back of the building.

Cost, insurance & financing

No one should have to guess at a bill while they are in pain. Every emergency visit starts with the same exam. Any other treatment is quoted in the chair, before we start.

Emergency exam and X-ray: $99

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Pay over time with Cherry or CareCredit. Apply in the office or before your visit, get treated today and spread the cost. Insurance: we are out of network, but our billing coordinator files your claim as a courtesy and can estimate your coverage before treatment.

What to do right now

Find what is happening to you. Do this while you are on your way in.

Some things need a hospital, not a dentist

Go to the emergency room or call 911 instead of calling us if you have any of these:

  • Swelling that is closing your eye, or spreading down your neck
  • Trouble breathing or swallowing
  • A jaw injury you cannot close your mouth after, or a possible broken jaw
  • Bleeding that will not stop after 20 minutes of firm pressure
  • A fever with facial swelling

A dental infection that reaches the airway is life threatening. If you are unsure, go to the hospital.

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