If you have a broken tooth and no insurance, you can still get it fixed quickly. At Emergency Dentist of Austin, you get the fee for your treatment before we start, and you can use a guaranteed payment plan or apply for financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, or HFD. That way you can treat the tooth now, before the break grows into a bigger and more costly problem.
Many people put off a broken tooth because they do not have coverage. The problem is that a break rarely stays the same. A small chip that could be bonded can crack further and need a crown. A tooth with an exposed nerve can become infected. MedlinePlus lists infection and abscess among common tooth problems that start small. Getting help early is often the most affordable path. It also means less time living with pain, sensitivity, or a sharp edge that cuts your tongue. A quick exam tells you exactly what the tooth needs, so you can plan around real numbers instead of guesses.
Our payment plan lets you spread the cost of care instead of paying it all at once.
These programs let you apply for financing for dental care. Each has its own terms, so read them before you sign up. Our dental financing page explains how to get started.
If you have dental coverage we are not in network with, we email you an itemized statement with procedure codes. You can send it to your plan to ask for reimbursement. Our insurance eligibility page has more on how this works.
The repair depends on the break. Small breaks are often fixed with bonding in one visit. Larger breaks may need a crown, and a break that reaches the nerve may need a root canal first. Our broken tooth repair page explains each option. For a closer look at what affects the price, read our guide to broken tooth repair cost.
Rinse with warm water, chew on the other side, and cover any sharp edge with dental wax. Our article on a temporary fix for a broken tooth lists safe options. Seek same-day care if you have swelling, fever, or severe pain. The ADA's MouthHealthy dental emergencies page also recommends prompt care for broken teeth.
Emergency Dentist of Austin welcomes walk-ins and offers same-day, evening, and weekend appointments at 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324. You can learn more about seeing us without an appointment on our walk-in dentist page. Call (512) 961-6200 to get your broken tooth checked and your fee upfront.
Yes. You do not need insurance to be seen. We give you the fee before treatment and offer payment plans and financing.
We offer a guaranteed payment plan and financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, and HFD.
We collect payment at the visit and do not bill insurance directly. We email you an itemized statement with procedure codes so you can request reimbursement.
Usually, yes. Early repair is often simpler than treating a tooth that has cracked further or become infected. We can walk you through options that fit your budget.