Emergency Dentist Wenatchee

Same-day emergency dental care in Wenatchee

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DAY	OPEN	CLOSE
Monday	8:00am	5:00pm
Tuesday	8:00am	4:00pm
Wednesday	8:00am	5:00pm
Thursday	8:00am	4:00pm
Friday	8:00am	5:00pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

1 Fifth Street, Suite 100
Wenatchee, WA 98801

Wenatchee Emergency Dentistry for 30 Years

Open Mon- Fri

Same-Day Appointments

Financing Available

Conveniently Located in Wenatchee

Dental Emergencies Happen,
We're Here To Help

At Fibonacci Smile, we have extensive experience treating Wenatchee dental emergencies. When you injure your teeth, gums, or mouth, get professional help from an emergency dentist to stop additional harm, prevent tooth loss, manage pain, and bring your smile back to life. To get emergency dental care, start by calling our office. If you are calling during office hours, we will do everything we can to see you right away. If your dental emergency happens on the weekends or after office hours, don’t worry; just call the office and leave us a message. Our dental emergency team monitors all messages, and we will get back to you quickly. For minor dental emergencies you can also request an appointment online. We will get you the help you need!

Fibonacci Smile focuses on treating dental and oral injuries, such as:

Broken braces wires
Lost fillings, crowns, and bridges
Cracked or broken teeth
Knocked-out teeth
Partially dislodged teeth
Damaged tooth nerves
Objects stuck in the mouth
Oral bleeding
Facial or oral swelling

Whenever possible, we try to see you on the same day of your dental emergency, and for after-hours emergencies we will return your call expeditiously!

Same-Day Emergency Dental Services In Wenatchee

It’s so important to get immediate care if you’re dealing with unexplained bleeding or swelling in your mouth, intense tooth pain, cracked teeth, missing fillings or crowns, gum infections, or abscesses. Our team of emergency dentists in Wenatchee is here to relieve your discomfort, prevent further harm, and restore your oral health. If you’re facing any of these problems, we make it a priority to see you as soon as possible, often on the same day.

Sometimes, it can be tricky to tell whether your situation is a dental emergency or just a minor inconvenience. To help you decide, think about whether any of these activities cause you discomfort or intense pain:

Eating and drinking
Talking
Routine daily tasks
Sleeping
Swelling

If any of these apply, our Wenatchee dentists are ready to provide emergency dental care on short notice. If you’re uncertain, don’t hesitate to call us. Our team is here to ease your concerns and treat your dental emergency with urgency and compassion.

Emergency Dental Care FAQs

What is considered a dental emergency?

Severe toothaches, cracked or broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, mouth swelling, excessive bleeding, and dental infections are all classified as dental emergencies. Quick evaluation and immediate treatment can prevent the spread of infection, permanent tooth loss, and significant damage. If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, contact an emergency dentist right away.

Can I go to an emergency room for a dental emergency?

Unfortunately, emergency rooms are not equipped to treat dental issues, repair teeth, or extract teeth since ER doctors aren’t trained in dentistry. However, your local urgent care or ER can provide antibiotics or pain relievers to help manage oral pain and swelling while you await treatment from your dentist.

If you need urgent dental care in Wenatchee, contact Fibonacci Smile right away. We prioritize dental emergencies and strive to accommodate same-day appointments whenever possible.

What to do in a dental emergency?

In the event of a dental emergency, call your dentist right away. In the meantime, here are some ways to get pain relief and prevent further damage with simple first aid measures:

Swelling: Apply a cold compress to the affected area.
Pain: Take an over-the-counter pain reliever like ibuprofen or use clove oil on the area for quick relief.
Bleeding: Apply gentle pressure to the wound with sterile gauze.
Lost Restorations: Use denture adhesive or temporary cement from the pharmacy to hold a crown or bridge in place temporarily.
Knocked-out Tooth: Gently rinse both your mouth and the tooth. Be careful not to damage any tissue still attached to the root. If possible, place the tooth back in the socket or store it in milk, then bring it to our office.

What to do if you have a dental emergency on the weekend?

If you experience a dental emergency over the weekend, contact an emergency dentist right away. Many dental offices provide an emergency phone number where you can leave a message during weekends or after hours. The emergency team will get back to you as soon as possible. IMPORTANT: If you are bleeding heavily, do not wait for a callback—go directly to an urgent care center or the nearest emergency room.

Will my dental insurance cover emergency dental visits?

Yes, most dental insurance plans cover emergency dental care. For most PPO plans, your deductible, annual maximum, and co-pay are the same as those for regular dental treatments.

Why do my wisdom teeth hurt?

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the final four teeth at the back of your mouth. Some people experience impacted wisdom teeth, where there isn’t enough space for them to grow properly or they fail to erupt fully. When this is the case, it’s necessary to remove your impacted wisdom teeth, especially if they grow at an angle toward neighboring teeth, fail to erupt, or partially emerge. If left untreated, impacted wisdom teeth can cause you severe pain, gum disease, misalignment, crowding, tooth decay, infection, and other dental issues.

How to know if wisdom teeth are impacted?

Here are the signs and symptoms of impacted wisdom teeth:

Pain in the teeth near the wisdom tooth
Headaches
Pain in the neck or back of the mouth
Bleeding and swollen gums
Tender gums

If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, contact Fibonacci Smile so we can arrange to see you.

Meet Our Wenatchee Emergency Dentists

With a combined three decades of experience as Wenatchee emergency dentists, Dr. Douglas S. Milner, DDS, and Dr. Eric Nelson, DDS, have expertise resolving difficult dental emergencies to repair and restore your oral health. Dr. Milner and Dr. Nelson graduated with honors from the University of Washington School of Dentistry (1991, 2015). Dr. Milner is one of fewer than 500 dentists worldwide that have received accreditation from the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (2014) and is a member of the American Dental Association and the Washington State Dental Association, and he regularly mentors other dentists in the area.

Straight Forward Pricing for Dental Emergencies

We offer straightforward pricing for your emergency dental exam, so you can feel at ease during stressful situations. Putting our patients first means providing transparent pricing and services. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to call us.