2026 Phoenix emergency dentistry guide

Best Emergency Dentists in Phoenix, AZ

These Phoenix practices list emergency dental care. Compare their Google ratings and review volume, and see how often patients mention emergency or same-day visits in their reviews.

3 of 10Phoenix guide practices list emergency dental care
0with patient reviews mentioning it
2,604combined Google reviews
October 2026Last reviewed
3 verified practices
1Open Wide Dental – Phoenix logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Phoenix

Open Wide Dental – Phoenix

G4.9

6520 N 7th Ave Suite 1, Phoenix, AZ, 85013

Cosmetic DentistryFamily DentistryGeneral Dentistry

Open Wide Dental is committed to delivering high-quality dental care in a relaxed and judgment-free setting. The practice provides a wide range of services, including preventive dentistry, restorative treatments, cosmetic procedures, and emergency care. With a focus on patient education and clear communication, Open Wide Dental empowers patients to make confident decisions about their oral health while enjoying a comfortable and modern dental experience

224th Street Dental Biltmore logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Phoenix

24th Street Dental Biltmore

G4.9

4020 N 24th St #120, Phoenix, AZ, 85016

Cosmetic DentistryFamily DentistryGeneral Dentistry

24th Street Dental in Phoenix provides patient-centered general and cosmetic dentistry with an emphasis on comfort, efficiency, and long-term oral health. The practice offers routine cleanings, restorative treatments, cosmetic services, and emergency dental care, using modern technology to ensure precise and gentle treatment. Known for its friendly team and convenient location, 24th Street Dental strives to make quality dental care accessible and approachable for the whole family.

3Harris Dental logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Phoenix

Harris Dental

G4.9

4444 N 32nd St #208, Phoenix, AZ, 85018

Cosmetic DentistryFamily DentistryGeneral Dentistry

At Harris Dental in Phoenix, the team is dedicated to providing comprehensive general, cosmetic, and restorative dental care for patients of all ages. The practice offers services including preventive care, crowns and bridges, dental implants, cosmetic treatments, and emergency dentistry. Harris Dental focuses on building long-term relationships with patients through personalized care, modern technology, and a comfortable, welcoming environment designed to make every visit stress-free

What Phoenix patients say about emergency dental care

For each practice, the services it lists and how many public Google reviews mention emergency dental care, split by positive and negative tone. Order does not indicate rank.

Emergency Dentistry services and review mentions for 3 Phoenix practices
PracticeGoogle ratingListsReview mentions
Open Wide Dental – Phoenix4.9 / 5862 reviewsEmergency DentistryNone yet
24th Street Dental Biltmore4.9 / 5956 reviewsEmergency DentistryNone yet
Harris Dental4.9 / 5786 reviewsEmergency DentistryNone yet

Mentions are detected automatically in public Google reviews and refreshed as new reviews arrive. A practice can offer a service even if no reviewer has mentioned it.

How to choose a emergency dentist in Phoenix

Questions worth asking before you book a consultation for emergency dental care.

  1. Call first and describe the problem

    Explain the pain, swelling, bleeding, or broken tooth so the office can judge how urgently you need to be seen.

  2. Ask about same-day and after-hours availability

    Emergency coverage differs. Ask whether the practice sees non-patients the same day and what to do after hours.

  3. Know when to go to the ER instead

    Facial swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, a serious jaw injury, or uncontrolled bleeding needs a hospital emergency room.

  4. Ask about payment up front

    Ask what the emergency visit costs and what forms of payment or insurance the office accepts before you arrive.

HELPFUL ANSWERS

Phoenix emergency dentistry FAQ

What to know before choosing a emergency dentist.

How do I find an emergency dentist in Phoenix?

Call Phoenix practices that list emergency care, describe your symptoms, and ask whether they can see you the same day, including if you are not an existing patient.

When should I go to the hospital instead of a dentist?

Go to an emergency room for swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, a high fever with facial swelling, a serious jaw injury, or bleeding that will not stop.

How were these Phoenix emergency dentists selected?

Each practice is in our Phoenix guide and lists emergency dentistry among its services. Review-mention counts come from public Google reviews. Inclusion is not a clinical endorsement, and order is not a rank.