$99 Emergency Exam
& X-Ray
Don't let a dental emergency keep you from smiling! To relieve severe tooth pain, oral injuries, infections, and more, new patients can receive a limited emergency exam and x-ray for just $99.
When dental emergencies strike, like an injury or sudden onset of tooth or mouth pain, your trusted Ankeny dental team is here to provide fast, effective emergency care. Our dental team uses the latest technologies to diagnose and treat our patients, and we're here when you need us, offering same-day emergency dentistry in Ankeny, IA!
We provide urgent dental care to treat conditions like:
Tooth Pain
Are you suffering from lasting tooth pain? It could indicate a serious dental condition or infection. Using advanced digital imaging tools, your dentist will perform an emergency examination and thorough consultation to assess the cause of your tooth pain and the best treatment route for relieving it.
Broken or Knocked-Out Teeth
If you or your child has suffered a cracked tooth, knocked-out tooth, or broken tooth, it's important to receive prompt attention from a dental professional. Call our emergency dentists in Ankeny right away!
Broken Dental Fillings & Crowns
Some restorations come with a certain lifespan and become damaged, broken, or lost for a number of reasons. If your filling or dental crown breaks or comes off, schedule an urgent dental care appointment right away. Our team uses CEREC technology to offer our patients fast, effective
Dental Abscesses
Dental abscesses are the result of untreated infections developing beneath the gum line. When you visit us for your emergency dental appointment, our dentist will assess the abscess and may recommend an emergency tooth extraction or root canal, using advanced technologies to ensure the process is as comfortable as possible.
Visit Us for Same-Day Emergency Services in Ankeny
For fast emergency dentistry you can count on, Ankeny Dental Professionals is here for you. Contact us to schedule your same-day or next-day emergency dental appointment!
Frequently Asked Questions
A dental emergency can include severe tooth pain, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a dental infection or abscess, significant swelling, or a damaged or lost crown or filling. If you are experiencing unexpected dental pain or injury, contact Ankeny Dental Professionals so our team can help determine how quickly you should be seen.
Ankeny Dental Professionals offers same-day emergency dental appointments to help patients receive prompt attention when urgent dental problems occur. Availability can vary, so contact our office as soon as possible if you need emergency care.
Depending on the type and severity of the damage, we may be able to provide treatment during your emergency visit or recommend the next appropriate step. Treatment could include a restoration such as a filling or crown, or another procedure if the tooth has more extensive damage.
What should I do if my dental crown or filling falls out?
Contact our office to schedule an appointment, particularly if the tooth is painful, sensitive, or damaged. Avoid chewing on the affected side and keep the restoration if you still have it. Our team can evaluate the tooth and determine whether the restoration can be repaired or needs to be replaced.
How do I know if a toothache is a dental emergency?
A persistent, severe, or worsening toothache may indicate an underlying dental problem that requires prompt attention. Tooth pain can be associated with decay, infection, a damaged tooth, or another condition. If you are experiencing significant or unexpected pain, contact our office for an evaluation.
Can a dental abscess be treated by an emergency dentist?
A dental abscess is a sign of infection and should be evaluated promptly. Our team can examine the affected area, determine the likely source of the infection, and discuss appropriate treatment, which may include root canal therapy or tooth extraction depending on the condition of the tooth.
A persistent, severe, or worsening toothache may indicate an underlying dental problem that requires prompt attention. Tooth pain can be associated with decay, infection, a damaged tooth, or another condition. If you are experiencing significant or unexpected pain, contact our office for an evaluation.
