Emergency Dentistry Greensboro
Same-Day Dental Care When You Need It Most

If you or a member of your family are suddenly experiencing a dental emergency, don’t wait to call our office for help. Dr. Bagley and Dr. Garcia are here to deliver same-day care no matter what you might be facing. Knocked-out, chipped, or cracked teeth, a nagging toothache, a lost dental filling, or damaged dentures are just some of the common injuries we treat here in our Greensboro office. You can count on us to help you out of pain and get you back to your life in less time.
Why Choose Next Door Dental for Emergency Dentistry?
- Same-Day Emergency Dental Appointments
- State-of-the-Art Restorative Care to Rebuild Damaged Smiles
- Dental Office Open at 7 AM Four Days a Week
How We Treat Dental Emergencies

- Same-Day Emergency Appointment – Call to schedule an appointment with a member of our team so we can find a time for you to come in to see Dr. Bagley and Dr. Garcia, and we’ll offer first-aid tips to take care of your situation while you wait.
- Emergency Dental Exam – Once you arrive at our dental office in Greensboro, we will begin to take X-rays and scans of your mouth as well as address your immediate pain. With these images and a visual examination, we will identify the problem and begin to determine how best to treat it.
- Create Personalized Treatment Plan – With all of our findings compiled, we will develop a treatment plan that encompasses which services will be used. We’ll review this information with you before moving forward.
- Delivering Fast, Effective Care – Whether it’s antibiotics, a dental crown, a tooth extraction, or another form of treatment, we will begin to address the injured area so that you can walk away with a healthier and pain-free smile.
The Most Common Dental Emergencies
Not all dental emergencies can be avoided, and some may cause you to wonder if it’s an urgent matter at all. An important thing to keep in mind is if you’re in pain, go ahead and call our office. Broken jawbones, continuous bleeding, and increasing swelling should result in a visit to your local ER; however, all other dental injuries can be treated here in our office. Below are the types of emergencies we see most frequently.