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Greenville, TX · Same-day emergency careEmergency Dentist in Greenville, TX
Toothache, broken tooth, knocked-out tooth, lost crown or swelling: call us as early in the day as you can and we will work you in. We see most emergency patients the same day, and we get you out of pain first.
- Same-day visits for most emergencies
- Mon, Tue & Thu from 7:30 AM; Wed from 9 AM
- Sedation available for anxious patients
- No insurance? Our plan covers the exam and X-rays
Need to be seen soon?
For the fastest help, call (903) 455-4161. You can also leave your number here and we will call you back.
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Call Longbranch Dental Center at (903) 455-4161 as early in the day as you can; we see most emergency patients the same day. If a permanent tooth is knocked out, keep it moist in milk and try to get here within an hour. For swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, heavy bleeding that will not stop, or a jaw injury from a serious accident, call 911 or go to the emergency room.
What to do until you get here.
Severe toothache
Rinse with warm salt water, floss gently around the tooth and take an over-the-counter pain reliever as directed. Do not put aspirin on the gum. Call us; pain usually means infection or a deep cavity.
Knocked-out tooth
Pick it up by the crown, not the root. Rinse gently if dirty, try to set it back in the socket, or keep it in milk. A tooth saved within an hour has the best chance.
Broken or cracked tooth
Rinse your mouth, save any pieces and use a cold compress for swelling. Avoid chewing on that side until we see you.
Lost filling or crown
Keep the crown in a bag and bring it. A dab of denture adhesive or dental cement from the pharmacy can cover the tooth for a day. We can often re-cement the crown.
Swelling or abscess
A swollen face or gum, a pimple on the gum or a bad taste can mean infection. Call right away. If swelling spreads to your eye, neck or throat, go to the ER.
Broken denture
Do not glue it. Our on-site lab finishes most denture repairs the same day, some in about an hour. Same-day denture repair →
Some emergencies need a hospital, not a dentist.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for swelling that makes it hard to breathe or swallow, bleeding that will not stop after 15 minutes of firm pressure, a possible broken jaw, or any head injury. Once you are stable, we can treat the teeth.
What happens when you call.
Call us early
Call (903) 455-4161. Tell us what happened and how long it has hurt. We hold time each day for emergencies and will give you the first opening we have.
Same day, in most casesExam and X-ray
A dentist examines the area and takes a digital X-ray to find the cause, not just the symptom.
Relief first
We numb the area and take care of the pain: draining an infection, smoothing a broken edge, placing a temporary filling or re-cementing a crown.
A plan and a price
If you need more treatment, such as a root canal, crown or extraction, we explain your options and give you the fee before anything is done.
Follow-up
Some problems are fixed in one visit. Others get a follow-up appointment to finish the work, often within the week.
Typical emergency dental costs.
Typical U.S. self-pay ranges. Your fee depends on what we find, and we tell you before treatment.
| Treatment | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Emergency exam and X-rayLimited exam focused on the problem tooth | $100–$250 |
| Re-cement a crown or temporary filling | $100–$350 |
| Simple extractionPer tooth | $150–$450 |
| Surgical extractionBroken or impacted teeth | $400–$700 |
| Root canalFront tooth to molar; crown is separate | $700–$1,600 |
| CrownPer tooth | $1,000–$2,000 |
No insurance? You can join our membership plan the day you come in: $150 a year for adults covers exams and X-rays and takes 10% off general dentistry. Ranges reflect published 2026 U.S. cost surveys and are not a quote.
Apply in about a minute with no hard credit check to see your options, including 0% APR plans for qualified patients.
Check your Cherry options →A health credit card with promotional financing on qualifying purchases. Use it again for future visits without reapplying.
Apply for CareCredit →$150 a year for adults, $110 for kids 12 and under: two cleanings, exams and X-rays, plus 10% off most treatment.
See the membership plan →Three dentists, one office, ready the same day.
With Drs. Ronald Weaks, Mike Weaks and Charles Patterson all practicing here, there is usually a dentist who can see you the day you call. We have cared for Greenville families since 1971, and we would rather fix a problem today than let it turn into a bigger one.
- Same-day appointments for most emergencies
- Nitrous, oral or IV sedation if you are anxious
- On-site lab for broken dentures
- Fees explained before treatment, with payment plans available
4.9 stars from more than 570 Greenville-area patients.
Read what your neighbors say about Longbranch on Google, then come see for yourself.
When something hurts.
Can I see a dentist today in Greenville, TX?
Usually, yes. Longbranch Dental Center sees most emergency patients the same day. Call (903) 455-4161 as early as you can, Monday, Tuesday or Thursday from 7:30 AM or Wednesday from 9 AM.
What should I do if a tooth gets knocked out?
Pick it up by the crown, rinse it gently without scrubbing, and try to put it back in the socket. If you can't, keep it in milk or inside your cheek and get to a dentist within an hour. Baby teeth should not be put back in.
How much does an emergency dental visit cost?
An emergency exam with an X-ray typically costs $100–$250 in the U.S. without insurance. Treatment such as an extraction or root canal is extra, and we tell you the fee before we start.
Do you see emergency patients without insurance?
Yes. You can pay at the visit, use Cherry or CareCredit for larger treatment, or join our in-house membership plan the same day for exams, X-rays and 10% off treatment.
Is a toothache an emergency?
A toothache that keeps you up at night, throbs, or comes with swelling or fever needs to be seen quickly. It usually means infection or a deep cavity, and it rarely goes away on its own.
What if my face is swollen?
Call us right away. Facial swelling usually means an infection that needs treatment. If the swelling affects your breathing, swallowing or vision, or spreads down your neck, go to the emergency room first.
Are you open on Fridays or weekends?
Our office is closed Friday through Sunday. If you have a serious problem when we are closed, such as swelling that affects breathing or bleeding that will not stop, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.
Treatments that often follow an emergency.
Easy to find, easy to park.
Longbranch Dental Center
4250 Joe Ramsey Blvd E
Greenville, TX 75401
(903) 455-4161
Patients drive to Longbranch from all over northeast Texas, including:
Call now and we will work you in.
Same-day visits for most emergencies, Monday through Thursday.