Emergency Dentist Serving Toledo, OH

Need an emergency dentist in Toledo, Ohio? We're 10 minutes from downtown Toledo on Navarre Avenue, and we hold same-day slots for dental emergencies — severe tooth pain, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling, and abscesses. Our phones are answered 24/7, so you can reach a real scheduling assistant even after hours and lock in the first available appointment. We'll stabilize the pain first, explain your options with clear pricing, and handle insurance — including Ohio Medicaid. Don't wait out a toothache that's getting worse.

Same-day emergency appointments

When you call, a scheduling assistant answers around the clock — not a voicemail. Tell us what happened and we'll triage on the phone: you'll get first-aid guidance right away and the first available emergency slot, usually the same day. If it's the middle of the night, you're locked in for the first appointment the next morning.

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Dental emergencies we treat

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10 minutes from downtown Toledo

We're at 3555 Navarre Ave #12, Oregon, OH 43616 — straight out Navarre Avenue (OH-2) on Toledo's east side, with free parking at the door.

• From downtown / Front St: cross the Maumee, follow Navarre Ave (OH-2) east about 3.5 miles — we're on the right at 3555 Navarre Ave #12.
• From I-75: exit toward downtown, pick up OH-2 east across the river, then continue on Navarre Ave — about 10 minutes total.
• From I-280: take the Navarre Ave exit and head east; we're a few minutes down on the right.

Cost & insurance — including Medicaid

You'll never be surprised by a bill here. The emergency exam and X-ray price is quoted on the phone, and any treatment is priced and approved by you before we start. We accept most insurance plans and we're aMedicaid dental office — including Ohio managed-care plans.

No insurance? We keep flat transparent pricing plus an in-house payment plan andflexible dental financing through Cherry and Sunbit, so pain never has to wait for payday.

What to do right now

• Severe toothache: rinse with warm salt water, floss out any trapped food, and take OTC pain relief — don't put aspirin on the gum.
• Knocked-out tooth: hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it moist in milk or saliva, and call immediately.
• Broken tooth: save the pieces, rinse gently, and cover any sharp edge with dental wax or sugar-free gum.
• Swelling: apply a cold compress in 15-minute intervals and keep your head elevated until you're seen.
• Lost crown or filling: keep the crown, avoid chewing on that side, and drugstore dental cement can protect it overnight.

First-aid steps adapted from American Dental Association guidance — seeMouthHealthy.org dental emergencies.

Emergency dentist FAQs

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