Are you in dental pain? Let’s get it fixed today.
We offer same-day emergency exams and treatment in our Cheyenne, Wyoming dental office because leaving you in pain just isn’t good healthcare. No long waitlists, no judgement, and absolutely no upselling.
Just prompt care from a fun, relaxed team. No insurance? No problem. We keep our cash pricing completely transparent and offer easy payment options through Cherry if you ever need a safety net.
Dental emergencies disrupt your peace of mind.
Don’t let the cost of an unexpected dental emergency stand between you and immediate pain relief. With Cherry financing, you can get the urgent dental care you need today and split the cost into flexible, budget-friendly monthly payments. The application takes less than 60 seconds, requires no hard credit check, and offers instant approvals up to $10,000. Whether you need an emergency root canal, an extraction, or immediate pain management, you can focus on healing now and pay over time with total peace of mind.
Get your health, confidence, and smile back.
We are here to tell you that you don’t have to do it alone.
Our compassionate dental team is entirely focused on helping you reclaim your health in a completely judgement-free environment. Whether it has been months, or years since your last visit, we meet you exactly where you are today. Together, we will create a gentle, personalized plan to relieve discomfort, restore your confidence, and bring your vibrant health back.
What counts as a dental emergency?
Try to place the tooth in milk or water until you can reach us. Our emergency dentist in Cheyenne, Wyoming will call you right back and meet you at the clinic as soon as we can.
What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
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If your chipped tooth is causing pain or discomfort, you should call us for an evaluation.
Is a chipped tooth considered a dental emergency?
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For a limited exam (problem-focused) and one periapical x-ray, the cost is $160 without insurance. If you are not a patient of record reaching us after-hours, there is an additional $250.
How much does an emergency visit cost without insurance?
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Can I go to the ER for severe tooth pain?
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If you are experiencing severe tooth pain accompanied by any facial swelling, heat or fever and you cannot reach your dentist, you should seek emergency medical care.