Yes — Spokane patients can get 24/7 help for toothache pain. We answer the phone any time and place you with the next‑available emergency dentist for same‑day relief and a clear treatment plan. Whether your pain is sharp, throbbing, temperature‑sensitive, or hurts when biting, quick care protects the tooth and your overall health.
Deep Decay (Dental Caries)
When a cavity reaches the inner nerve (pulp), pain can be sudden and severe.
Cracked or Fractured Tooth
A hairline crack can cause sharp pain when biting or with cold air and drinks.
Gum Disease & Recession
Exposed root surfaces are sensitive and can mimic tooth pain.
Abscess or Infection
A pimple on the gums, swelling, bad taste, or fever may signal infection that needs urgent care.
Failed Filling or Crown
A leaky edge or lost restoration exposes sensitive dentin.
Impacted Wisdom Tooth
Inflamed gum tissue (pericoronitis) causes tenderness and swelling behind molars.
Exam + X‑rays to find the exact cause.
Numbing and pain control to help you feel better quickly.
Temporary fillings or protective dressings for cracked or sensitive teeth.
Antibiotics when there are signs of infection, along with a definitive plan.
Definitive Treatment such as a root canal, extraction, or new restoration as appropriate.
Rinse gently with warm salt water (½ tsp salt in a cup of warm water).
Apply a cold compress on the cheek near the tooth.
Avoid extreme temperatures and very sweet foods; choose soft foods on the other side.
Take OTC pain medicine as labeled; do not place aspirin on the gums.
If you notice swelling, fever, or spreading redness, call us; for airway concerns, use the ER.
Many clinics accept major PPOs; we’ll help check benefits before you arrive.
No insurance? Ask about urgent‑care bundles, savings plans, and financing to keep care affordable.
Apple Health/Medicaid: Acceptance varies by clinic and day.
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Tooth still hurting? Call 24/7 (509) 408‑3865 — we’ll hold the soonest appointment for you.
A small crack or high filling may be the cause; an exam can confirm.
Many partnAntibiotics alone are not a cure. You still need dental treatment to remove the source.ers accept major PPOs; we’ll help verify.
You’ll be numb; most patients say relief comes quickly once treatment starts.
Many people can resume normal activities the next day depending on the procedure.
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