Emergency dentist in Dallas–Fort Worth: open now, late and weekends · Page 8
Dallas–Fort Worth practices 211 to 222 of 222 that take emergency patients, ranked by Google rating, then review count.
ER or dentist?
Call 911 or go to the ER if swelling is spreading toward your eye or throat, if you have a high fever or trouble breathing or swallowing, or after a hard blow to the face or jaw. Call a dentist below for a knocked-out or broken tooth, a lost crown, a bad toothache or a swollen gum that isn’t spreading. A knocked-out adult tooth is easiest to save in the first 30 minutes: keep it moist (milk works) and say so first when you call.
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213Dr. Grace Bennett Emergency Dentist Dallas 24 Hours
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214Emergency Dental Service
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215Dr. Sheila H. Poetti Emergency Dental Service
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216Urgent Dental Care
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217Dr. Anthony Taylor Emergency Dentist Fort Worth 24 Hours
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219Dr. Carolyn Rihanek Emergency Dental Service
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220Dr. Payton Canchola Emergency Dental Service
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221Emergency Dental Services
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