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Emergency Limited Exam

Experiencing a dental emergency? Don't wait to get the care you need. Contact us today to schedule your complimentary emergency limited exam, and let our team help relieve your pain and get to the root of the problem.
For those unexpected dental emergencies, Westminster Dental Care can help! We understand how uncomfortable, painful, and annoying tooth issues can be, which is why we offer emergency dental care services. Through our emergency care services, we can treat toothaches by gathering diagnostic information to determine if the tooth is salvageable, as well as what is causing your pain and discomfort.

Westminster Dental Care proudly offers the very best emergency dental care near Westminster, CO - and beyond!
We provide urgent dental care to remedy the following conditions:
Tooth Pain
Tooth pain can occur for a number of reasons. If yours has lasted longer than a day or two, it's important that you see Dr. McKnight right away to ensure the condition doesn't worsen any further. Once you arrive, he will examine the area and take digital x-rays, if necessary. From there, he will develop a custom treatment plan designed for fast relief.
Knocked-Out & Broken Teeth
Knocked-out and broken teeth don't just look unsightly - they can also cause dangerous infections which could compromise your total body health. If you or your child ever suffers a knocked-out or broken tooth, do your best to preserve the broken part and call our office right away for further instructions. We will be here to perform your emergency tooth repair once you arrive!
Broken Dental Fillings & Crowns

Dental Abscesses
Dental abscesses are a result of untreated infections, just below the gum line. Dr. McKnight can perform most emergency root canal right here, in-house!
If you have experienced an oral accident resulting in a tooth being knocked loose, a filling being damaged or a tooth being fractured, call our emergency dental office in Westminster today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Emergency dental care can address a wide range of urgent concerns, including severe toothaches, chipped or broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, lost fillings or crowns, dental abscesses, and other injuries affecting the teeth or gums. Your dentist will evaluate the problem and recommend the most appropriate treatment to relieve pain and restore your oral health.
A toothache that is severe, lasts more than a day or two, is accompanied by swelling, or makes it difficult to eat or sleep should be evaluated promptly. Early treatment can often prevent the problem from becoming more serious.
Even if you’re not experiencing significant discomfort, a loose, cracked, or missing filling or crown should be repaired as soon as possible. Prompt treatment helps protect the underlying tooth from further damage, sensitivity, and infection.
