Emergency Dentist in North Richland Hills, TX

Dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them. After all, if we could plan for emergencies, they wouldn’t be emergencies at all. Severe tooth pain, tooth loss, an abscess, swelling, a broken tooth, and more can all be considered a dental emergency. And when they happen, it may or may not be during office hours. 

Renan Williams, DDS offers emergency dental services to their patients, always prioritizing these emergency situations. No one should have to deal with the pain and uncertainty that comes with dental issues which is why we always take the time to address your concerns. 

There are so many different kinds of dental emergencies that can arise - and visiting a general dentist gives you access to a multitude of procedures. Diagnosing and immediately responding to the need may involve a combination of available treatments. Most commonly, these include: 

• Root canal treatment
• Temporary fillings or crowns
• Extractions

Our goal is to get you comfortable and then create a personalized plan for any additional treatments that may be needed. 

If you’ve ever experienced a dental emergency, then you know how uncomfortable the experience was. At R. Renan Williams, DDS, we offer you a high level of comfort that you aren’t going to find anywhere else. When you are in pain, you will feel like you are with family the moment you walk through our doors. 

We have a comprehensive list of services that we provide to handle your dental needs swiftly and effectively. And we plan our schedule so that we may prioritize emergencies. We even have an after-hours contact to help you get the treatment you need - when you need it. 

Expert care. 
Fast response. 
The care you need - now.

Renan Williams, DDS offers Emergency Dental Services in North Richland Hills, TX. Call 817-281-4801 to learn more or to schedule an appointment.

Can an ER help me with tooth pain?

Hospitals are very limited on how they can treat dental emergencies. They are not able to perform any dental procedures but can provide you with medication to reduce infection or ease pain. 

If my tooth is cracked, is it a dental emergency?

It could be. All cracks should warrant a dental appointment, but not all cracks will be considered an emergency. Though, if your tooth is cracked all the way to the gum line or it is causing you pain, you may have an exposed pulp - and you’ll need to be seen right away. 

How serious is a tooth infection?

Very. Some infections may be less severe than others, but all infections need to be treated. Without proper dental care, your infection can spread throughout your mouth - and throughout the body. 

To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call 817-281-4801.