Dental Clinic
283 Fortress St, Pope Field, NC 28308, United States
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283 Fortress St, Pope Field, NC 28308, United States
5424 Reilly Rd, Pope Field, NC 28308
General dentistryCleaningEmergency careRoot canalExtractionWisdom teethImplantsInvisalign+9 more
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Emergency dental care treats urgent problems such as severe toothache, a knocked-out or broken tooth, swelling, or bleeding that will not stop. The first goal is to relieve pain and control infection; full treatment may follow at a later visit.
Most dental emergencies are handled by general dentists who keep same-day or after-hours slots. You may be referred to an endodontist or oral surgeon afterward. Facial swelling with fever, trouble breathing or swallowing, or a jaw injury needs a hospital emergency department.
Typical ranges in USD for Pope Field, NC. Your price depends on the tooth, the case and the clinic.
| Type | Typical range (USD) | Basis | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency exam and x-ray | $120–$310 | DentistsRanked estimate from typical fees, adjusted for North Carolina | — |
| After-hours or weekend visit | $180–$490 | DentistsRanked estimate from typical fees, adjusted for North Carolina | — |
| Emergency extraction | $180–$490 | DentistsRanked estimate from typical fees, adjusted for North Carolina | — |
Estimates, not quotes. Ask the clinic for a written estimate. Full emergency dental care cost guide for Pope Field
Typical ranges for most patients. Your dentist's plan may differ.
| Fact | Typically |
|---|---|
| Typical visits | 1 urgent visit; often a follow-up for definitive treatment |
| Chair time | About 30–90 minutes depending on the problem |
| Recovery | Depends on the treatment given; pain often eases within a day or two |
| When to see a specialist | When the tooth needs a complex root canal or surgical extraction, or after facial trauma |