Emergency Dentistry - Catoosa, OK

Accidents Happen. Emergency Care Happens Here.

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Top-Rated Emergency Dental Care When You Need It Most

Ignoring dental pain, whether sudden or ongoing, can lead to severe, even permanent, damage to your oral and overall health. It’s not always easy to determine what can wait and what needs urgent attention, but one thing’s certain: persistent pain or bleeding is always a red flag.

Dental emergencies don’t just hurt—they interrupt your life. That’s why having a dependable emergency dentist matters. At Dental Arts of Oklahoma, our skilled and compassionate team is here to respond quickly when you need us most, delivering fast, effective care to relieve pain, restore your smile, and protect your health in Catoosa, OK.

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Dental Emergencies We Treat

  • Tooth abscess
  • Acute or chronic severe toothache
  • Cracked/damaged tooth
  • Dislodged or knocked-out tooth
  • Swollen oral tissue
  • Dry socket
  • Broken tooth
  • Lost dental filling or crown
  • Dental bleeding

Specialized Treatment forEvery Dental Emergency

Tooth Abscess
Severe Toothache
Cracked or Damaged Teeth
Dislodged or Knocked Out Tooth
Swollen Oral Tissue
Dry Socket
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Exceptional Advanced Technology, Immediate Relief, and Trusted Results

At Dental Arts of Oklahoma, we use state-of-the-art technology to diagnose dental issues and precisely and quickly deliver the emergency care you need precisely and quickly. Our practice and staff follow the highest safety standards, including rigorous sterilization protocols, to protect your health and give you peace of mind. We also know that dental emergencies can be stressful—physically, emotionally, and financially.

That’s why we offer personalized sedation options to help you stay calm and comfortable, and flexible financing solutions to ensure cost is never a barrier to getting the care you need. Whether it’s a planned visit or an unexpected dental emergency, we’re here to help you smile again—safely, comfortably, and affordably.

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Is My Emergency Dental or Medical?

Suppose you’re experiencing head or neck pain, bleeding uncontrollably, feeling dizzy, or experiencing severe head trauma. In that case, seeking immediate medical attention by calling 911 or getting transported to the nearest medical facility is crucial. Medical personnel are best equipped to assist you with these urgent symptoms.