Dental Emergency? Talk to a Licensed Dentist Online Now
Toothache, broken tooth, lost filling or crown, or pain after an extraction. A licensed dentist assesses you by video, prescribes antibiotics or pain relief when appropriate, and tells you whether you need to be seen in person.
Go to the ER or Call 911 Now If You Have:
- Swelling in your face or neck that is spreading, or swelling that affects your eye
- Trouble breathing or swallowing
- A fever with tooth pain or swelling
- Heavy bleeding that won't stop after 15 minutes of firm pressure
- A jaw injury or possible broken jaw
A dentist online can't treat these. They can become life-threatening.
Call 911Why Choose Dentulu for a Dental Emergency
Dentulu connects you with experienced, licensed dentists by video, so you can get an expert assessment and a clear next step without waiting for an office to open, while keeping your information private and secure.
Fast Access
Talk to a licensed dentist by video, without an office visit.
Licensed Dentists
Get expert guidance for severe toothaches, dental injuries, and pain after an extraction.
Prescriptions When Appropriate
Antibiotics and non-opioid pain relief, sent to your pharmacy when clinically appropriate.
Convenience
No travel and no waiting room. Use your phone, tablet, or computer.
Secure & Private
Encrypted, HIPAA-compliant consultations to help keep your information private.
Nationwide Access
Connect with licensed dentists available to patients across the United States.
What We Can Help With Online
A dental emergency is a sudden problem that needs prompt dental attention. Here's what a licensed dentist can do for you by video, and when you need to be seen in person.
| Problem | What the Dentist Can Do Online |
|---|---|
Severe Toothache |
Assess the cause, prescribe pain relief or antibiotics when appropriate, and plan your next steps. |
Broken or Cracked Tooth |
Tell you how urgent it is and how to protect the tooth until you're seen. |
Lost Filling or Crown |
Provide temporary care advice and explain how soon you need to see a dentist. |
Pain After an Extraction |
Check for dry socket or infection, and prescribe medication if appropriate. |
Wisdom Tooth Pain |
Assess and manage the pain, and refer you for extraction if needed. |
Minor Gum Swelling(No fever or spreading swelling) |
Assess the swelling and prescribe antibiotics if appropriate. |
Knocked-Out Adult Tooth |
See a dentist in person within 30–60 minutes. Hold the tooth by the crown, rinse it gently, and put it back in the socket or keep it in milk. Then call us to help you find an office. |
What You Can Get in an
Emergency Visit
A licensed dentist assesses your problem, explains your options for pain relief, and gives you a clear plan for what to do next, all without leaving home.
Get Emergency Dental Help Now
Emergency Dental Consultations
Talk to a licensed dentist about a toothache, a broken tooth, or pain after an extraction, and find out exactly what to do next, including whether you need to be seen in person.
Online Dental Prescriptions
Antibiotics and non-opioid pain relief when clinically appropriate, sent to your preferred pharmacy. Our dentists don't prescribe opioids or other controlled substances online.
Treatment Plan Reviews & Second Opinions
Upload your X-rays and treatment plans to Dentulu for an unbiased review, so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and the right care.
How It Works
See a Dentist Online in 3 Steps
With Dentulu, connecting with a licensed dentist is simple. Start your consultation, share your symptoms and dental details, and receive expert advice with a clear plan for your next steps, all from the comfort of your home.
Talk to a Dentist Now01
Start Your Consultation
Tap "Talk to a dentist now" and create your account.
02
Share Details
Describe your symptoms and add photos or X-rays if you have them.
03
Get Your Care Plan
Receive the dentist's advice, prescriptions when appropriate, and your next step.
What You'll Receive After Your Consultation
Every consultation is designed to give you clear answers and actionable next steps. Get professional dental guidance, prescriptions when appropriate, and recommendations to help you understand your treatment options and next steps.
Get Emergency Dental Help NowFor Emergency Care
- Live video consultation
- E-prescription when appropriate
- Next-step guidance, including whether to be seen in person
For Second Opinions
- Written PDF report covering diagnosis review
- Pros and cons of treatment options
- Estimated cost range and urgency level
Emergency Dental Quick Links
Find fast and reliable emergency dental solutions. Access immediate care, cost estimates, and prevention tools to manage urgent dental needs with ease.
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- Swelling in your face or neck that is spreading, or swelling that affects your eye.
- Trouble breathing or swallowing.
- A fever with tooth pain or swelling.
- Heavy bleeding that won't stop after 15 minutes of firm pressure.
- A jaw injury or possible broken jaw.
- Severe toothache.
- Broken or cracked teeth.
- Lost fillings or crowns.
- Pain after an extraction, including dry socket.
- Wisdom tooth pain.
- Minor gum swelling with no fever that isn't spreading.