URGENT DENTAL GUIDANCE

Know what to do next when dental pain cannot wait.

Understand warning signs, find safe next steps, and continue to virtual consultation or second-opinion options on 911Dentist.org.

  • Education-first guidance
  • No automated diagnosis
  • No patient data stored in this app

FIRST STEP

What best describes the problem?

01Severe pain or swellingPossible infection, abscess, or nerve pain 02Broken or knocked-out toothTime-sensitive dental trauma guidance 03Lost filling or crownProtect the area until professional care

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

Three ways to move forward

Dental second opinion

Understand options before major or irreversible dental treatment.

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PATIENT RESOURCES

Latest emergency guides

This app is a private gateway—not a patient record system.

Forms, payments, accounts, photos, and X-rays open on the existing 911Dentist.org website. This app does not collect or store them.

SAFETY FIRST

Is this a dental emergency?

Use these general warning signs to choose your next step. This information does not diagnose your condition.

Get emergency medical help now

Call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department for breathing or swallowing difficulty, facial swelling affecting the airway, uncontrolled bleeding, major facial trauma, or symptoms that feel life-threatening.

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DENTAL NEXT STEP

Choose the closest situation

01

Tooth pain

Severe, persistent, throbbing, or night pain.

Read guide → 02

Infection or swelling

Swelling, drainage, fever, bad taste, or worsening pain.

Read guide → 03

Broken tooth or trauma

Cracks, fractures, or a knocked-out tooth.

Read guide → 04

Lost filling or crown

A missing restoration, sensitivity, or sharp edge.

Read guide →

UNTIL YOU RECEIVE CARE

General temporary steps

  1. 1

    Rinse gently with warm water.

  2. 2

    Avoid chewing on the affected side.

  3. 3

    Use a cold compress on the outside of the face for swelling.

  4. 4

    Do not place aspirin directly on the tooth or gums.

These are temporary educational measures, not treatment. Do not delay urgent professional care.

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PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE

Choose your consultation path

Review the current options here. Payment, intake, and any uploads continue securely on 911Dentist.org.

FLEXIBLE OPTION

Simple Consult

$49 one-time

Submit symptoms and photos for written guidance—no live call required.

  • Written response within hours
  • Urgency and next-step guidance
  • Best for mild or non-urgent concerns
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RECOMMENDED

Live Video Consult

$149 one-time

Speak directly with a dentist by video for urgent or more complex concerns.

  • Live video conversation
  • Detailed symptom discussion
  • Guidance on appropriate next steps
View Live Consult

BEFORE TREATMENT

Priority Second Opinion

$29 current option

For questions about X-rays, treatment plans, root canals, extractions, or implants.

  • Dentist-developed written guidance
  • Treatment-option clarification
  • Does not replace emergency care
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LEARN & PREPARE

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ACCOUNT & INFORMATION

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