Emergency implant care when something goes wrong .
Thoughtful care. Clear answers.
Your next chapter starts here.
Failing teeth, painful extractions, and implant complications, handled by a Board Certified Dental Implantologist rather than referred across town.
When a Dental Problem Can't Wait
Some dental problems need attention quickly: a tooth that has broken or become badly infected, an old restoration that has failed, or an implant that feels loose or painful. Left too long, these can spread to the surrounding bone and teeth and narrow your options later. Getting seen promptly keeps more of those options open. Restore focuses on the urgent problems that sit within implant dentistry: teeth that need removing, sites that need stabilizing, and implants that need attention. Because diagnosis, surgery, and restoration all happen here, an urgent extraction can be planned with your next step in mind rather than treated in isolation. Call us as early as you can so we can advise you on what to do. If swelling is spreading across your face or into your neck, if you have a fever, or if swallowing or breathing feels affected, go to an emergency room rather than waiting for a dental appointment.
Why Come to Restore in an Emergency
Seen by an implant dentist
Planned with your next step
Comfort when you need it
Everything under one roof
What to Do in a Dental Emergency
Call Us First
Steady the Situation
Assessment and Scan
Urgent Treatment
Planning What Comes Next
Start With the Pain, Not the Price
When something has gone wrong, the first job is finding out what and getting you comfortable. What that costs depends entirely on what we find.
A cracked tooth, a failing implant, and an infection are three different problems with three different answers. You get the diagnosis and the cost in writing before any treatment goes ahead.
Seen by a Board Certified Dental Implantologist, not referred across town.
Implant complications handled here, including work placed elsewhere.
Sedation options are reviewed based on your health history, needs, and planned procedure.
Nothing treated before you have seen the cost in writing.
If the tooth cannot be saved, see Tooth Extractions and what replacing it with a Dental Implant involves.
Why Choose Restore for Urgent Care
In an emergency, most people end up at whichever office can see them, and the treatment stops at relieving the pain. Here, urgent care is the first step of a plan. The same team that handles the emergency knows what the tooth or site will need afterward, so nothing is done that has to be undone later, and you are not left to start again somewhere else.
Urgent care from a board-certified implant dentist, not a stopgap at a strange office.
Failing teeth removed with your future implant already in mind.
Extraction, grafting, and restoration handled under one roof.
One team accountable from the emergency through to your final tooth.
Severe or worsening pain, a broken or knocked-out tooth, significant swelling, or an implant that has become loose or painful all warrant prompt attention. If you are unsure, call and describe it, and we will advise you.
Handle it by the crown, not the root, and keep it moist in milk or saliva. Do not scrub it. Call us straight away, as acting quickly gives the best chance of saving or replacing it well.
Do not wait it out. A loose or painful implant needs assessing promptly to find the cause and protect the surrounding bone. Call us and describe what you are feeling so we can advise on the next step.
Where a tooth clearly cannot be saved and it is safe to do so, an extraction can often be carried out once we have examined it and taken any scan needed. We also plan how to replace it, so removal is not the end of the story.
Treatment is performed with appropriate anesthesia. Depending on your needs, health history, and procedure, sedation options may include Oral Sedation, IV Sedation, or General Anesthesia. The immediate goal is to identify the source of the problem and determine the appropriate next step.
Call and describe what has happened. We will advise on what to do in the meantime and whether it needs urgent attention or a planned repair, and we can plan a longer-term fix where needed.
Once the urgent problem is settled, we plan how to restore the tooth or site properly, following the same in-house workflow through to your final result rather than sending you elsewhere.
We work with many dental insurance plans and can verify your benefits, estimate what your plan may contribute, and help you understand anticipated out-of-pocket costs. Coverage varies by plan, and insurance may contribute toward portions of treatment such as extractions, grafting, or other related procedures. Any remaining balance can often be combined with flexible financing options.