Whether you woke up with sudden tooth pain, need a second opinion on a complex treatment plan, or want to explore sedation options to ease your anxiety, we are here to provide the straightforward guidance and care you need.
These services serve completely different purposes. A sudden toothache requires a different type of appointment than a second opinion about a complex treatment plan. When you call us, explain exactly what you are experiencing so we can set you up with the right starting point. We provide additional services to help you with:
Call us and describe your symptoms immediately. We hold slots every day for urgent needs, and we aim to get you out of pain as quickly as possible.
We offer options like nitrous oxide to help ease your anxiety. Your suitability depends entirely on your health history and the planned procedure.
Bring your written treatment plan and available X-rays. We will evaluate your case and give you our honest, straightforward recommendation.
We show you your X-rays and 3D scans, explain what we see, and build a phased plan that puts urgent treatment first.
At 313 Dental, Dr. Hammoud believes in honest communication, especially when you are in pain or feeling anxious. If you break a tooth or it gets knocked out, he does not just patch the problem and send you away. We diagnose the root cause and, in many cases, move straight to definitive treatment that same day. For complex cases, we use advanced 3D CBCT imaging and Digital Smile Design to walk you through exactly what we see and what your options are. Whatever brings you in, we tell you what to expect and what it will cost before we begin.
We cannot guarantee a same-day appointment without knowing what is happening, but we hold emergency slots every single day. Call us as soon as possible, describe your symptoms, and we will do everything we can to see you promptly.
Call 911 or go to the ER immediately if your swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, you cannot control your bleeding, you suspect a broken jaw, or you have suffered serious head trauma.
Please bring the written treatment plan from the other dentist, any insurance estimates, and your available X-rays. If your old records are incomplete or unclear, we will take our own digital images so we can give you an accurate assessment.
If you receive oral sedation, absolutely not. You must arrange for a responsible adult to drive you to and from the appointment. If you only receive nitrous oxide (laughing gas), it wears off very quickly and you are typically cleared to drive yourself home.
Often, yes. If time allows and it is clinically appropriate, we aim to complete your treatment during that first visit to get you out of pain. However, some complex emergencies require us to stabilize the tooth first and schedule the definitive treatment for a separate visit.
If you have an urgent dental concern, need help managing your anxiety, or want a second opinion on a treatment plan, contact our Dearborn team today.
Reviewed by Dr. Mohammad Hammoud, DMD – 313 Dental, Dearborn, MI
