Severe Toothache Relief
Intense pain means something needs attention. We assess the source of your discomfort and explain appropriate treatment options.
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Emergency Dentist in
Salt Lake City, UT
Evening and weekend care in Murray. Nashville location coming soon.
Murray office · Accepting patients
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Open nights and weekends.
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Care for toothaches, broken teeth and infections. No insurance? Ask us about your payment options.
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Salt Lake City, UT
Accepting patientsOur Murray office serves the greater Salt Lake City area and is open seven days a week, including evenings and weekends.
622 E 4500 S, Suite 202Murray, UT 84107
(385) 605-3360
Nashville, TN · Brentwood
Opening planned for December 1, 2026Our Brentwood office is planned to provide emergency dental care for patients in the greater Nashville area. Local phone, hours and appointment booking details will be posted when confirmed.
8112 Isabella Lane, Suite 101Brentwood, TN 37027
Fast Relief for Dental Pain
Dental pain has a way of taking over your entire day. Whether it's a persistent throb that won't quit or a sharp sting that hits out of nowhere, we know how debilitating it can be and how badly you just want it gone.
Our Salt Lake City emergency dentists work to identify the source of your discomfort and discuss treatment. From infected teeth and inflamed gums to cracked enamel and exposed nerves, care starts with understanding the problem.
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Emergency dental services · Murray, Utah
Fast, Compassionate Dental Care When You Need It Most
When a dental emergency interrupts your day, you deserve a clear next step. Our Murray office provides care for urgent dental concerns, seven days a week.
Emergency Tooth Extraction
When a tooth cannot be saved or a wisdom tooth is causing problems, an assessment can help determine whether removal is appropriate.
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A cracked or broken tooth needs professional attention. Depending on the damage, repair may involve bonding, a filling or a crown.
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An infection inside a tooth can cause pain and swelling. Find out how assessment and root canal treatment may help preserve a natural tooth.
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Dental swelling needs prompt attention. Call for guidance; trouble breathing or swallowing requires emergency medical care.
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A missing crown or filling can leave a tooth vulnerable and sensitive. We can assess the tooth and discuss restoration or replacement.
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Focused care when it matters
Critical Procedures
INTERVENTION 01
Emergency Extraction.
Impacted wisdom teeth or a severely damaged tooth can cause intense pain. Our team assesses the tooth, explains your options and discusses anesthesia and the next steps for treatment.
About Wisdom TeethINTERVENTION 02
Abscess Care.
Facial swelling can signal a serious infection. Prompt assessment helps determine the right treatment and whether hospital care is needed. Trouble breathing or swallowing requires immediate emergency medical attention.
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Why Choose Us
A dental emergency can't wait, and neither should your next step toward care. When pain strikes or something breaks, our team is here to help you understand the problem and your treatment options. From severe toothaches and root canals to cracked teeth, lost fillings and missing crowns, we take your concerns seriously.
We know that dental emergencies don't just hurt; they're stressful. Our team treats patients with compassion and a gentle approach. Call us to discuss your symptoms, the next available appointment and what to expect.
Your smile is worth protecting. We're here to help you do exactly that.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What should I do if I have a severe toothache?
Contact our emergency dental office promptly. A dental assessment helps identify the cause and the treatment you need. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading swelling, or feel seriously unwell, seek emergency medical care.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
We offer appointments for urgent dental concerns at our Murray office. Call or open the scheduler to check current availability. Appointment times and wait times vary.
Do you treat knocked-out teeth?
A knocked-out adult tooth is time-sensitive. Keep the tooth moist, handle it by the crown rather than the root, and contact a dentist immediately. Do not replant a baby tooth.
What if I have a broken crown or filling?
Call to arrange an assessment. A damaged or missing restoration may expose the tooth and should be evaluated, especially if it is painful or sensitive.
Can I walk in for emergency dental care?
We accept walk-ins whenever possible during office hours. Calling ahead helps the team advise you about availability and the appropriate next step.
What dental emergencies do you treat?
We assess concerns including severe toothaches, damaged teeth, lost crowns or fillings, and wisdom-tooth problems. Treatment depends on your examination and the needs of the tooth.
Are your services available after hours?
Our Murray clinic has evening and weekend treatment hours. See the published schedule below and call to confirm availability. You can open the online scheduler at any time; that does not mean the clinic is staffed 24/7.
How can I ease pain while waiting for treatment?
Ask your dentist or pharmacist about suitable temporary pain relief for your health history and follow product directions. A cold compress may help discomfort. Temporary relief does not treat the underlying cause.