Yes — emergency dentists in Spokane repair or replace lost fillings and crowns 24/7. A missing restoration leaves your tooth unprotected and sensitive. Call anytime and we’ll connect you to the next‑available dentist for same‑day care across Spokane, Spokane Valley, and the I‑90 corridor.
Wear and tear: Everyday chewing slowly loosens older restorations.
Decay under a crown/filling: New decay changes the fit and causes sensitivity.
Sticky or hard foods: Taffy, caramels, and nuts can pull a crown off or break a filling.
Grinding or clenching: Nighttime pressure can crack the edges.
Accidents or injuries: A fall or bite on a hard object can dislodge the restoration.
Save the crown in a clean container — do not glue it yourself.
Keep the area clean and avoid chewing on that side.
If the tooth is sharp or painful, cover it with orthodontic wax or use temporary dental cement from a pharmacy.
Cold compress and OTC pain medication as labeled can reduce tenderness.
Call us for the earliest appointment; waiting can lead to more decay or a broken tooth.
Severe Toothache or Sensitivity — diagnostic exam + X‑ray, pain control, and treatment plan.
Infection or Abscess — diagnostic exam + X‑ray, pain control, and treatment plan.
Broken, Chipped, or Cracked Tooth — smoothing/bonding, temporary crown, or same‑day crown depending on the break.
Lost Crown or Filling — re‑cementation or new restoration to protect the tooth.
Knocked‑Out Tooth (Avulsion) — time‑critical reimplantation steps and stabilization.
Wisdom Tooth Pain — reduce inflammation (pericoronitis) and review removal options.
Post‑Op Bleeding or Dry Socket — evaluation, dressing, and home‑care guidance.
Pediatric Emergencies — kid‑friendly care for toothaches, injuries, and swelling.
Use a cold compress outside the cheek (10–20 minutes on/off).
Take OTC pain medications only as labeled; do not place aspirin on the gums.
Rinse gently with warm salt water to keep the area clean.
If a sharp edge is cutting your mouth, cover it with orthodontic wax or sugar‑free gum.
For a lost crown/filling, use temporary dental cement from a pharmacy and avoid sticky or hard foods.
For a knocked‑out tooth, hold by the crown, rinse briefly if dirty, keep moist in milk or saliva, and call immediately.
Many partner clinics accept major PPO insurance; we can help verify benefits before you leave home.
No insurance? Ask about urgent‑care bundles (exam + X‑ray + initial care), in‑house savings plans, and financing.
Apple Health/Medicaid: Availability varies by clinic and day — we’ll advise during your call.
Downtown Spokane
Spokane Valley
Liberty Lake
Airway Heights
Medical Lake
Cheney
Country Homes
Mead/Colbert
Deer Park
Coeur d’Alene/Post Falls
Call 24/7 (509) 408‑3865 — we’ll hold the next available emergency appointment for you.
Often yes. Calling earlier in the day gives the most choices, but same‑day care is frequently possible.
Many partners accept major PPOs; we’ll help verify.
Ask about urgent‑care bundles and financing; you can still be seen.
Yes — we coordinate pediatric emergency visits.
Go to the ER for breathing issues, spreading swelling, or serious trauma.
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