First Emergency Dental – Detroit Emergency Dentist Referral Line

Sound familiar?

Pain that won't quitA throbbing tooth that over-the-counter meds barely touch.

Cracked or snapped toothFrom biting down wrong, a fall or a sports hit.

Tooth knocked loose or outAct fast. The first hour matters most.

Swollen gum or jawOften a sign of infection or an abscess.

Crown or filling fell outSensitive, sharp edges and risk of more damage.

Aching wisdom teethPressure and soreness in the back of the mouth.

No scrolling through dozens of offices hoping someone picks up.

You call (313) 787-8234Give us a quick rundown of your symptoms.
We find a matchYour call is connected to a participating dentist serving your part of Detroit.
You set the visitWork out the time, cost and insurance directly with the office.

There's no fee to use the referral line. You only pay for treatment you choose.

Each participating dentist sets their own fees, so ask for an estimate before treatment begins.

Many offices accept common PPO plans and some take Medicaid. Confirm coverage with the office directly.

Including Southwest Detroit and the surrounding communities.

MexicantownSouthwest DetroitCorktownHubbard FarmsSpringwellsDelrayDowntownMidtownDearbornLincoln ParkRiver RougeEcorseHamtramck

No. First Emergency Dental is a referral line. We connect callers with independent participating dentists. We don't provide treatment ourselves.

It depends on the office and time of day. Many urgent cases are seen same-day or next-day.

Over-the-counter pain relievers taken as directed on the label can help. Don't place aspirin directly on your gums.

Pick it up by the top, not the root. Rinse it gently, keep it in milk, and call right away.

Call 911 or go to an ER if swelling is making it hard to breathe or swallow, bleeding won't stop, or you were hurt in a serious accident.