Get Seen Today.
Know Exactly What To Do.
Severe tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or an infection should not wait. This page shows you the fastest way to get into Prime Emergency Dental today — whether you call, book online, or walk in.
⚡ Best rule: if you are in pain today, contact us today. Calling ahead helps us prepare, but walk-ins are welcome during business hours.
Best Way To Get Seen
Based On Your Situation
Not every emergency feels the same. Use this quick guide to decide whether to call, book online, walk in, or go directly to the ER.
😖 Severe Tooth Pain
If the pain is strong, throbbing, waking you up, or not responding to over-the-counter medication, call now so we can prepare for you.
Best Action: Call Now🦠 Swelling or Abscess
If you have gum swelling, facial swelling, pus, fever, or a bad taste, you should be evaluated as soon as possible.
Best Action: Call or Walk In💥 Broken or Cracked Tooth
If a tooth broke, cracked, or feels sharp, book online or come in before the tooth worsens or becomes more painful.
Best Action: Book Online👑 Lost Crown or Filling
If a crown or filling came out, bring it with you if you still have it. We will evaluate whether it can be repaired, replaced, or stabilized.
Best Action: Book Online🦷 Wisdom Tooth Pain
If the gum behind your molar is swollen, painful, or difficult to bite on, you may need same-day evaluation and treatment.
Best Action: Call or Walk In🚨 Trouble Breathing or Swallowing
If swelling is spreading toward the neck or eye, or you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, this may be a medical emergency.
Best Action: Go to ER / Call 911Yes — Walk-Ins
Are Welcome.
You do not need a referral, and you do not need to wait weeks for an appointment. We are built for dental emergencies.
How walk-ins work at Prime Emergency Dental
Walk-ins are welcome during business hours. If you are in severe pain, calling while you are on your way is still the best option because it lets our team prepare for your arrival, review your concern, and help reduce delays. But if you cannot call, you can still come in.
Open 7 days a week, 9AM–8PM.
Call ahead if pain is severe or swelling is present.
You do not need another dentist to send you here.
Diagnose the problem and treat it the same visit when clinically appropriate.
Your Visit,
Step by Step
From arrival to diagnosis to treatment, this is what actually happens during an emergency visit.
Call, Book Online, or Walk In
Calling ahead is fastest for urgent pain. Online booking works well if you already know the time you want. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours.
Start HereQuick Check-In
We confirm your chief complaint, medical history, allergies, medications, and basic information so the doctor can focus on the emergency.
Simple IntakeEmergency Exam & Digital X-Rays
The doctor examines the problem area, reviews X-rays, identifies the source of pain, and explains what is happening in plain language.
Diagnosis FirstTreatment Options & Upfront Cost Review
Before treatment begins, we review your options, the recommended treatment, the fee, and what to expect after treatment.
No SurprisesSame-Day Treatment When Appropriate
If treatment is clinically appropriate and you choose to proceed, we treat the source of the problem the same day whenever possible.
Same-Day CareWhat To Bring
And What To Know
These small details help us move faster and reduce delays once you arrive.
🆔 Bring Photo ID
Bring a driver's license, state ID, passport, or another valid photo ID so we can confirm your identity.
💊 Medication List
Bring a list of current medications, allergies, medical conditions, and any blood thinners or heart-related medications.
💳 Payment Method
We review costs before treatment begins. Bring a payment card or ask us about available financing options.
📄 Insurance Card If Available
No insurance is required. If you have insurance, bring your card so we can help with out-of-network reimbursement information when applicable.
🦷 Bring Broken Pieces
If a crown, filling, denture tooth, or broken tooth fragment came out, bring it with you in a small bag or container.
⏱️ Do Not Wait Too Long
Dental infections and severe tooth pain usually do not resolve on their own. Earlier treatment often means simpler treatment.
Real Patients.
Real Emergencies.
"I called three offices on a Saturday and every single one told me the earliest was two weeks out. Found Prime Emergency Dental, drove over, and was treated the same day."
— Google Review"They explained the problem, showed me the X-ray, and told me the cost before starting. It was clear, fast, and exactly what I needed."
— Google Review"My tooth broke and I thought I would have to wait days. They got me in the same day and handled everything professionally."
— Google ReviewAppointment Questions,
Answered
Everything you need to know before booking, calling, or walking in.
Both work. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours. Calling (425) 864-7600 on your way is recommended because it helps our team prepare and may reduce delays.
If you are in severe pain, have swelling, or feel like the problem is getting worse quickly, calling is usually the fastest option. If you already know the time you want, online booking is also available.
Same-day treatment is our goal whenever clinically appropriate. After your exam and X-rays, the doctor will explain what is causing the problem and what treatment options are available that day.
Bring photo ID, a list of medications and allergies, your insurance card if you have one, a payment method, and any broken crown, filling, tooth fragment, or dental appliance piece if available.
We welcome patients with or without dental insurance. We are a fee-for-service office and can help with out-of-network reimbursement paperwork when applicable. Financing is also available.
After your exam and X-rays, we present a clear treatment plan with exact pricing before treatment begins. You decide with full information before any procedure starts.
Yes. While we specialize in same-day emergencies, you can book online or by phone. We are open 9AM–8PM every day, including weekends and holidays.
For most dental emergencies, you need a dentist because the source of the tooth problem usually needs dental treatment. Go to the ER immediately for difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, severe facial swelling spreading toward the eye or neck, major trauma, or signs of a serious medical emergency.
Need To Be Seen Today?
Start Here.
Same-day emergency dental care in Edmonds, WA. Call, book online, or walk in during business hours.
Prime Emergency Dental · 22315 Highway 99, Suite G, Edmonds, WA 98026 · Open 9AM–8PM, 7 Days