Emergency Dentistry – Rochester, MN
Get Out of
Tooth Pain Fast!

If you’re experiencing a severe oral injury or significant pain, don’t wait – contact Zumbro Family Dental right away for assistance and guidance. Time is often of the essence in these situations, which is why we’ll do our best to see your case on the same day as your initial call. We can provide emergency dentistry in Rochester, MN for a variety of common dental emergency situations, including broken teeth, dislodged teeth, lost fillings and crowns, uncomfortable toothaches, and more. If you suspect that your jaw is broken or you’re experiencing severe bleeding that isn’t letting up, go straight to your emergency room and contact our dental office later on for assistance with rebuilding lost and/or broken teeth.
Why Choose Zumbro Family Dental for Emergency Dentistry?
- Same Day Emergency Assistance
- State of the Art Dental Technology
- Comprehensive Dental Care in One Location
How We Treat Dental Emergencies

Before you begin addressing any dental emergency, it’s important that you contact our dental office directly and speak with an available team member. This way, you can schedule an appointment, ideally for the same day, and we can provide you advice for your issue. Until then, here’s what you should do before your emergency appointment.
The Most Common Dental Emergencies
No single description can capture every possible dental emergency, although they are usually characterized by pain or notable damage to the teeth and/or gums. If you notice any of the symptoms below, call us immediately for assistance; even if immediate care isn’t required, it’s always better to treat potential dental problems sooner instead of later.


Tooth

Tooth

Hot & Cold

Tooth

or Crown

Denture

Tooth

Tongue Injury

Clenching

Between Teeth
Understanding the Cost of Dental Emergencies

Seeing a dentist for your emergency will make a big difference compared to not visiting at all. Depending on the extent of your emergency, you may only need a simple prescription to treat your infection. In other cases, you may need more advanced forms of treatment such as a root canal or extraction. By coming in to see our dental experts, you can confirm exactly what treatments you need, rather than wait and allow your condition to get worse!
Keys to Preventing Dental Emergencies

Thankfully, there are ways to prevent dental emergencies from occurring in the first place. When plain in contact sports, always make sure to wear a mouthguard. Avoid using your teeth as a tool to open packages or bottles, which can easily lead to chipped teeth.
The most important step you can take is committing to at-home oral care and routine dental visits. These habits will help you prevent decay and help you catch dental issues before they turn into emergencies.