Angela E. Spoljaric
401 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, IL 63111
+13144811615
Cahokia, IL
A crack in the tooth that may not be visible but causes pain when biting or with temperature changes. Can worsen and lead to tooth loss if untreated.
Cracked Tooth should be treated within 24 hours. Contact a dentist in Cahokia today for same-day care.
Follow these ADA-recommended immediate steps while you arrange emergency dental care:
Seek immediate care if you experience any of these symptoms:
Call these dental offices to discuss cracked tooth treatment. Most accept emergency patients and offer same-day appointments.
11 offices
401 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, IL 63111
+13144811615
1 Jefferson Barracks Dr, St. Louis, IL 63125
+13148946565
401 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, IL 63111
+13146782971
727 Lemay Ferry Rd, St. Louis, IL 63125
+13146382121
1225 South Grand Boulevard GL - Door 3, St. Louis, IL 63104
+13146172500
4352 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, IL 63110
+13145315444
4352 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, IL 63110
+13145315444
3130 Telegraph Rd, St. Louis, IL 63125
+13144878844
401 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, IL 63111
+13144811615
401 Holly Hills Ave, St. Louis, IL 63111
+13143535190
55 Jefferson Barracks Dr, St. Louis, IL 63125
A tooth that has been completely knocked out of its socket, often from trauma or sports injury. Time-sensitive emergency requiring immediate dental care for potential reimplantation.
A tooth that is cracked, chipped, or fractured. Severity ranges from minor chips to complete breaks. May expose nerves causing severe pain.
An adult tooth that has become loose due to injury, gum disease, or infection. May be saveable with prompt treatment.
You should see a dentist within 24 hours. Cracked Tooth requires prompt professional care to prevent complications and relieve symptoms. Most dentists in Cahokia offer same-day emergency appointments.
Emergency dental costs vary based on treatment needed. Examination fees typically range from $75-$200. Treatment costs depend on the procedure required. Call dentists in Cahokia to discuss pricing and payment plans. Many offices offer emergency discounts and work with payment plans.
It depends on your symptoms. If you're in severe pain, have swelling, or symptoms are worsening, seek care immediately. For less severe cases, you may be able to wait, but call a dentist in Cahokia for guidance.
Most dental insurance plans cover emergency care, though specific coverage varies by plan. Emergency exams are typically covered at 70-100%. Treatment procedures may have different coverage levels. Contact your insurance provider or ask the dental office in Cahokia to verify your benefits before treatment.