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Emergency Dentistry

Emergency dentistry at Quest Dental delivers immediate, expert care when accidents or urgent toothaches strike—relief is just a call away.

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  • Cost

    Our emergency exams usually cost $132, which includes necessary X-rays. However, the total cost will depend on your specific needs and the type of emergency you are facing.

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  • Procedure Duration

    Most emergency visits last between 30 minutes and one hour. That can fluctuate, though, depending on the treatment required.

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  • Pain Level

    We prioritize your comfort with gentle techniques, anesthesia, and sedation options to ensure minimal pain during your emergency treatment.

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Emergency Dentistry in Eugene, OR

When dental pain or trauma happens unexpectedly, emergency dentistry offers immediate care with compassion. Whether it’s a cracked tooth, lost filling, or sudden swelling, we’re equipped to treat your issue quickly and comfortably—restoring peace of mind and your smile.

It’s best to call our team if you have a dental emergency. We’ll do our best to accommodate our schedule and see you as soon as possible.

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Your Dental Emergency Appointment

A typical emergency dental appointment begins with a warm welcome and quick evaluation of your concern—whether it’s sudden pain, a chipped tooth, or swelling. Our dental team prioritizes comfort and reassurance as we gather details about your symptoms and health history. Next, X-rays or an exam help identify the root cause. Once diagnosed, your dentist explains treatment options clearly, focusing on immediate relief and long-term care. Depending on the issue, same-day treatment may be provided. From start to finish, the process is efficient, compassionate, and designed to restore your comfort, confidence, and smile as quickly as possible.

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Emergency Aftercare

After an emergency dental visit, proper aftercare is crucial for a smooth healing process and optimal comfort. Please follow our team’s instructions carefully, which may include taking prescribed medications, using ice packs to reduce swelling, and avoiding hard or sticky foods for a few days. Maintaining a clean area through gentle rinsing and good oral hygiene helps prevent infections. It’s normal to experience some tenderness or minor bleeding, but symptoms should gradually improve. If pain, swelling, or discomfort worsens, please contact us promptly.

FAQ

  • What is considered a dental emergency?

    Severe pain, swelling, knocked-out teeth, or trauma to the mouth can all qualify as dental emergencies that may need immediate care.

  • Can Quest Dental see patients the same day for urgent dental needs?

    We understand that dental emergencies can be stressful, so we will do everything possible to treat you as soon as possible and provide relief. Please call us and we’ll work to get you in.

  • How can I prevent dental emergencies in the future?

    Consistent, proactive care will help. Maintain daily brushing and flossing habits, attend routine dental checkups, and address minor issues early. Avoid chewing hard foods or ice, wear a mouthguard during sports, and manage stress-related teeth clenching to prevent damage to your teeth.

Where are we located?

Quest Dental

4120 Quest Dr
Eugene, OR 97402

Hours

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed

Scheduling Hours

Monday: 24 hours
Tuesday: 24 hours
Wednesday: 24 hours
Thursday: 24 hours
Friday: 24 hours
Saturday: 24 hours
Sunday: 24 hours

Phone

541-688-7278

Email

[email protected]