What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency includes situations like a broken or cracked tooth, severe tooth pain, swelling or infection, a lost crown or filling, or any injury to your mouth that requires urgent attention.

What should I do if I have a dental emergency after office hours?

If you experience a dental emergency outside of regular office hours, contact our office immediately. We have protocols in place to help you get urgent care as quickly as possible.

Will emergency treatment be painful?

Our priority is your comfort. We provide effective pain relief during emergency treatment to alleviate discomfort and address the problem promptly, so you can feel at ease.

Emergency Dental Care

Urgent relief and peace of mind with prompt, compassionate care for dental emergencies, whether you’re a local or just visiting.

Whether we are your dental home, you are looking for a dental home, or you are here visiting our beautiful state, we are prepared to take care of your dental emergency. If you have a broken tooth, a dental infection, a crown that popped off, or another dental emergency, you can call our office and we will do our best to get you in urgently. We understand that “life happens” and want you to be at ease, even if something urgently comes up.

CONTACT FOR URGENT ISSUES

We offer emergency care for urgent dental issues. Contact us immediately, and we’ll get you seen as soon as possible.

Anchorage (907) 337-0404

Wasilla (907) 373-5930

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Dental Team

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The reason I studied to become a dentist is because I love working with my hands and I love people. My goal is to put patients at ease while providing them with exceptional service.
Dr. Joe Baggette
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I love focusing on smile designs, implants, and Invisalign where I can actually change a person's smile to instill confidence and happiness in their smile and themselves.
Dr. Brian Kruchoski
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I enjoy being able to help people, whether that is getting them out of pain or giving them a more confident smile.
Dr. Stephany Stevenson
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To truly understand a patient's needs, the journey begins with open discussion and meaningful conversation. Often, this means listening beyond the surface to truly hear what they need.
Dr. Clark Bassham