Emergency Dental Care in Metairie
Dental emergencies can be stressful, but getting help should not be. At Metairie Dental Loft, we provide prompt care for tooth pain, swelling, and dental injuries, with a focus on relieving discomfort and protecting your long-term oral health.
Prompt Care for Dental Emergencies
Clear Options and Next Steps
We Accept All Insurance Plans
Book an Emergency Appointment
Thank you for reaching out to our dental practice regarding an emergency. While we monitor messages as closely as possible, our team may be assisting patients or temporarily away from the desk. Because urgent dental issues require immediate attention, calling our office is the fastest and most reliable way to reach us.
If you need immediate assistance, please call us directly at (504) 885-9599.
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What We Handle
Our Team Treats Urgent Dental Concerns to Relieve Discomfort and Protect Your Oral Health
Why Patients Choose Us
Thoughtful Care Built Around Your Needs
Led By Dr. Sharpley-Hixon | Calm, patient-focused care with clear communication.
Modern Dental Technology | Digital tools that support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Comfort-First Approach | A welcoming environment designed to help patients feel at ease.
Insurance-Friendly Office | We accept all insurance plans and help you understand your benefits.
When is It a Dental Emergency?
Know When to Seek Prompt Care
A dental emergency is any situation that needs prompt care to relieve pain, prevent infection, or protect your oral health. Severe tooth pain, swelling in the gums or face, signs of infection, or dental trauma are all reasons to contact our office as soon as possible. You may also need urgent care for a cracked or broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, a lost filling or crown, bleeding that does not stop, or discomfort that makes it hard to eat or sleep. If you are unsure whether your concern is an emergency, our team can help you understand your next steps.
Dental Emergency FAQs
Common Questions About Urgent Dental Care
What is Considered a Dental Emergency?
A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, swelling, signs of infection, a cracked or broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, or bleeding that does not stop. Any issue causing significant discomfort or risk to your oral health should be evaluated promptly.
What Should I Do if I Have Sudden Tooth Pain?
Sudden or intense tooth pain may indicate decay, infection, or trauma. Contact our office as soon as possible so we can assess the cause and recommend appropriate treatment to relieve discomfort.
Is a Lost Filling or Crown an Emergency?
A lost filling or crown may expose the tooth and cause sensitivity or pain. While it may not always be life-threatening, it should be addressed quickly to prevent further damage or infection.
Can Swelling in The Gums or Face Be an Emergency?
Yes. Swelling can be a sign of infection and should not be ignored. Prompt care is important to manage the issue and protect your overall health.
What if I Am Not Sure It is an Emergency?
If you are unsure, it is best to contact our office. Our team can help determine whether you need immediate care and guide you on the next steps.








