Emergency dentist in Southampton, PA

A weekend emergency dental office in Southampton

Bucks Emergency Dental exists for one reason: dental problems rarely wait for a Monday. Most general dental offices in the area close for the weekend, which leaves people with a throbbing tooth, a cracked molar or a swollen gum choosing between the ER and waiting it out. We are a dental office that is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, so you can see a dentist the same day instead.

We are on Street Rd (PA-132) in Southampton, Upper Southampton Township. Street Rd is one of the main east–west roads through lower Bucks County, which makes the office straightforward to reach from neighboring towns. Parking is in the back of the building.

What we treat

• Severe toothache and tooth infections
• Swelling or a dental abscess
• Broken, cracked or chipped teeth
• Lost fillings and crowns that came off
• Wisdom tooth pain
• Teeth that need to come out
• Knocked-out teeth

On site we do extractions, root canals and temporary restorations. If your problem needs a specialist or a lab, we get you out of pain today and arrange the next step.

How the visit works

Call (215) 357-6241 or book online. Every emergency visit starts with an exam and X-ray for $99, so we can find what is actually causing the pain. Any other treatment is quoted in the chair before we start. We are out of network, but our billing coordinator files your insurance claim for you as a courtesy, and you can pay over time with Cherry or CareCredit.

Where our patients come from

Plenty of people we see live right here in Southampton, Churchville, Holland and Richboro. Others come from Warminster, Warrington, Willow Grove, Feasterville-Trevose and Northeast Philadelphia. Everyone is welcome, wherever you live; you do not need to be an existing patient. Pick the page closest to you below for local notes.

When to go to the hospital instead

Swelling that is closing an eye or spreading down the neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a possible broken jaw, or bleeding that will not stop after 20 minutes of firm pressure all need an emergency room or 911, not a dental office. If you are unsure, go to the hospital.

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