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By Dr. Allen Charles, DDS · Updated October 7, 2026

Where Can I Find an Emergency Dentist in Dallas?

What counts as a dental emergency, when the ER is the right call, and how to be seen the same day in Oak Lawn.

Emergency dental care at Bleu Dentistry in Oak Lawn, Dallas

The fastest place to get a dental emergency fixed in Dallas is a dentist with same-day openings, not an ER. Bleu Dentistry in Oak Lawn takes walk-ins and same-day emergency visits Monday and Wednesday 10 AM to 7 PM, Friday 3 PM to 7 PM, and Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, starting with a $99 exam that includes X-rays.

In pain right now? Walk in or book the next same-day opening.

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3607 Oak Lawn Ave, Suite 250, Dallas · Mon & Wed 10–7 · Fri 3–7 · Sat 10 AM–8 PM · Todo nuestro equipo habla español.

What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is anything that causes severe pain, threatens a tooth, or signals infection. If you are not sure, treat it as urgent. A problem caught today is almost always simpler and cheaper to fix than the same problem next week.

SituationHow urgentWhat to do now
Knocked-out adult toothWithin the hourHold it by the crown, rinse, keep it in milk, come in immediately
Severe or throbbing toothacheSame dayRinse with warm salt water, take a pain reliever as directed, book the next opening
Swollen gum, bump, or bad tasteSame dayPossible abscess: do not wait for it to drain on its own
Broken, cracked, or chipped toothSame daySave the pieces, cover sharp edges, avoid chewing on that side
Lost filling or crownWithin a day or twoKeep the crown, use temporary dental cement from a pharmacy
Facial swelling with fever or trouble breathingRight nowGo to the emergency room first

More detail is in our guides to a broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, and dental abscess signs.

Should I go to the ER or an emergency dentist?

Hospital emergency rooms are open all night, but most do not have a dentist on duty. They can treat pain and infection with medication and refer you out, but they usually cannot fix the tooth. Go to the ER, or call 911, for:

  • Swelling in the face, jaw, or neck that makes it hard to breathe or swallow
  • Swelling spreading toward the eye or down the neck
  • A high fever together with facial swelling
  • Bleeding that does not slow after 15 minutes of firm pressure
  • A possible broken jaw

For everything else, an emergency dentist treats the cause the same visit. If it is after hours, our guide to getting through a toothache at night covers what to do until the office opens.

When is Bleu Dentistry open for emergencies?

Bleu Dentistry is at 3607 Oak Lawn Ave, Suite 250, minutes from Uptown, Highland Park and Knox-Henderson. Emergency patients are seen every hour the office is open, and walk-ins are welcome.

DayHours
Monday10 AM to 7 PM
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10 AM to 7 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday3 PM to 7 PM
Saturday10 AM to 8 PM
SundayClosed (online booking open)

Saturday until 8 PM is later than most Dallas offices, which makes it the day many weekend emergencies get solved. If something happens when the office is closed, book online any time to hold the first opening of the next clinic day.

What happens at an emergency visit?

New emergency patients start with a $99 exam that includes X-rays. Your dentist finds the cause of the problem, explains it in plain language, and gives you a written treatment plan with prices before anything is done. Once you approve the plan, most urgent problems are treated the same visit:

  • Draining an abscess and starting treatment for the infection
  • Starting or completing a root canal to save a tooth
  • Repairing a broken or chipped tooth with bonding or a temporary crown
  • Re-cementing a crown or placing a new filling
  • A tooth extraction when a tooth cannot be saved
  • Impacted wisdom teeth removed in-house, so you are not sent across town for a referral

Children are seen for emergencies too. Todo nuestro equipo habla espaΓ±ol, so Spanish-speaking patients can explain symptoms and ask questions in Spanish at every step.

Is emergency dental care painful?

For most people the visit is the end of the pain, not the start of it. Treatment is done with the area fully numbed, and treating the cause, whether that is an infection, an exposed nerve, or a broken tooth, is what brings real relief. If dental visits make you anxious, ask about sedation options when you book, and tell the team. Going slowly and explaining each step is part of the visit.

How much does emergency dental care cost?

The $99 emergency exam with X-rays is the starting point. Treatment costs depend on what the tooth needs, and you see the price in writing before you agree to anything. Payment options, including in-house payment plans, are explained on our financing page, and our guide to emergency dental costs in Dallas walks through common treatments.

Why not wait it out?

Dental pain that fades is not always good news. Pain often eases when the nerve inside a tooth is dying, while the infection keeps spreading into the bone. A cracked tooth can split further each time you chew, and a knocked-out tooth has its best chance of being saved in the first hour. Seeing a dentist early is what keeps a filling from becoming a root canal, and a root canal from becoming an extraction.

Bottom line

For a toothache, broken tooth, lost crown, or swelling without fever, see an emergency dentist the same day rather than going to an ER. Bleu Dentistry in Oak Lawn takes walk-ins and same-day emergencies, is open Saturday until 8 PM, and starts new emergency patients with a $99 exam that includes X-rays. Learn more on our emergency dentist page or meet our team.

Same-day emergency visits: walk in or book online any hour.

Book Online →📞 Call (214) 699-4976

3607 Oak Lawn Ave, Suite 250, Dallas · Mon & Wed 10–7 · Fri 3–7 · Sat 10 AM–8 PM · Todo nuestro equipo habla español.

FAQ

Look for an office with same-day openings and walk-ins. Bleu Dentistry in Oak Lawn sees dental emergencies Monday and Wednesday 10 AM to 7 PM, Friday 3 PM to 7 PM, and Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, and online booking is open at any hour.
At Bleu Dentistry, new emergency patients start with a $99 exam that includes X-rays. You get a diagnosis and a written treatment plan with prices before any treatment begins, so you decide what happens next.
Most emergency treatment is done with the area fully numbed, and many patients feel relief the same visit once the cause of the pain is treated. Nervous patients can ask about sedation options when they book.
Go to the ER for facial swelling with fever, swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or a jaw injury. For toothaches, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns, and most abscesses, an emergency dentist can treat the cause, which an ER usually cannot.
Yes. Children are seen for dental emergencies such as a knocked-out or broken tooth. If a permanent tooth is knocked out, keep it in milk and come in right away.

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