Broken tooth, lost crown, swelling or a toothache that kept you up last night — call (918) 492-3771 as early in the day as you can and we will do our best to see you the same day.
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Office hours are Mon 9–5, Tue–Wed 8–5, Thu 8–3 — call (918) 492-3771 the moment we open and we will find you a slot.
A dental emergency does not wait for a convenient appointment. A cracked tooth on a Tuesday lunch, a crown that comes off the night before a trip, a molar that has gone from nagging to unbearable — what you need is someone who will pick up the phone and get you in a chair.
Call (918) 492-3771 as early in the day as you can. We keep room in the schedule for urgent problems, and Dr. Melissa Jackson — who completed a residency with additional training in sedation and surgical procedures — will tell you honestly what is wrong, what it will take to fix, and what it will cost before treatment starts.
Please note our hours: the office is open Monday 9–5, Tuesday and Wednesday 8–5 and Thursday 8–3, and is closed Friday through Sunday. If you have severe swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop, or a serious facial injury, go to your nearest emergency room rather than waiting for us to open.
The one true clock-watcher. Handle the tooth by the crown, never the root, and call us immediately — time matters enormously here.
Save any pieces you can find. Even a tooth that does not hurt yet can be protecting an exposed nerve.
Pain that wakes you up, throbs, or spreads to your jaw or ear usually means the nerve is involved.
Facial swelling, a gum boil or a bad taste can signal infection. This one should not wait.
Keep the crown if you have it and avoid chewing on that side. The exposed tooth underneath is vulnerable.
If an extraction is the right answer, we will explain why, do it gently, and get you healing fast.
Not sure whether it counts? Call (918) 492-3771 and describe it — we would rather you asked.
General first aid while you are on your way. It is not a substitute for being seen — call us first.
Pick it up by the crown, rinse gently with water without scrubbing, and keep it moist in milk or tucked in your cheek. Get to us as fast as you can.
Rinse your mouth with warm water, save any fragments, and hold a cold compress against your cheek to limit swelling.
Rinse with warm salt water and floss gently either side of the tooth in case something is lodged there. Over-the-counter pain relief can help.
Bite down on clean gauze with firm, steady pressure. If bleeding will not stop, treat it as a medical emergency.
A cold compress on the outside of the cheek helps. Do not apply heat, and do not put aspirin directly on the gum.
Keep the crown somewhere safe and bring it with you. Avoid chewing on that side and keep the area clean.
“I had a minor dental emergency and they fit me right in, they are always friendly and show they care. I highly recommend this office.”
— Dan Stisser
“Dr. Jackson took good care of me when I came in, the office is warm and inviting. The hygienist was great and I found Dr. Jackson was extremely knowledgeable. I’m always nervous about my dentist appointments and she made the experience easy!”
— Muhannad Al Salayta
“Dr. Jackson and her staff were fantastic. Answered all my questions and made me feel relaxed through the whole process. Overall, it was a great experience!”
— Brigette Basse
Often, yes. Call (918) 492-3771 as early in the day as possible — the earlier you call, the better the odds we can fit you in before we close.
The office is closed Friday through Sunday and outside the hours listed above. Leave us a message and we will get back to you when we open. If you have severe swelling affecting your breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or a serious facial injury, go to your nearest emergency room instead of waiting.
No. We see new patients for emergencies. Bring your insurance card and a photo ID if you have them.
It depends on what is wrong, which is why we look first. We will tell you the number before treatment starts, we are in-network with many popular plans, and 0% CareCredit financing is available.
Yes. Tell us when you call. Sedation options are available and Dr. Jackson will explain each step before it happens.
Sí. Se habla español en nuestra oficina.
For an urgent problem, calling (918) 492-3771 is always fastest. If it can wait for a callback, send us a few details and our team will get back to you during office hours (Mon 9–5, Tue–Wed 8–5, Thu 8–3).
6939 S 66th E Ave Tulsa, OK 74133
(918) 492-3771
magnoliafamilydentalcare@gmail.com
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