Open Tuesday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Our emergency dentist team holds same-day appointments because dental problems don't wait for a convenient time. A tooth chipped at a game at Clearwater Park, a crown that came off at dinner, a throbbing infection that's been building for days. Call during office hours and Two Rivers Dental Group will work you in that day. Patients in Springfield, Eugene, and the surrounding area are never left waiting a week in pain while the problem gets worse.
We're open Tuesday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. We're not a 24-hour clinic. If it's the weekend or the middle of the night and you have facial swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or jaw trauma, go to the ER.
Not every dental problem is an emergency, but some absolutely are. Ignoring the wrong one can mean the difference between saving a tooth and losing it. These are the situations we see most often, and we can handle every one of them same-day during office hours.
Pain that keeps you up at night or stops you from eating usually points to infection, a dying nerve, or a deep crack. We diagnose fast and get you out of pain, often during the same visit.
Falls, hard food, sports impacts, and old dental fillings that finally give out. Cracks can hide serious damage underneath. We can often restore the tooth same-day.
The one emergency where the clock beats everything. The tooth needs to go back in within 30 to 60 minutes. If we're open, call and come straight here. If we're not, go to urgent care or a hospital dental service now and see us for follow-up.
Leaves the tooth underneath exposed and vulnerable. Sensitivity builds quickly and the tooth can fracture or decay fast. We can re-cement or replace most lost dental crowns and fillings same-day.
Swelling in your jaw or face, fever with tooth pain, or a pimple-like bump on your gums means infection. Don't wait this one out. Dental infections can spread to the jaw, neck, and beyond.
Sometimes you just know something's wrong and it can't wait until next week. We hold same-day slots open for situations exactly like this. Call and we'll find you a time.
Skip the form. Call us during office hours and we'll get you in today.
Getting to us quickly is always the first step. But there are things you can do in the meantime to protect the tooth and manage the pain.
If you have facial swelling combined with difficulty breathing or swallowing, a high fever, or trauma to the jaw or face, go directly to the emergency room. Call us afterward to schedule follow-up care.
Our office is closed Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. If something urgent happens outside our hours and it isn't ER-level, leave us a detailed message and we'll reach out as soon as we reopen.
Each emergency type is handled a little differently. Open the situation that matches yours to learn what to expect when you come in.
Severe pain, infection, or a tooth that's keeping you awake. We diagnose the source quickly and get you out of pain during the same visit.
View Toothache TreatmentChips, cracks, fractures, or pieces missing from a tooth. We restore the tooth same-day with bonding, a crown, or whatever the situation needs.
View Broken Tooth RepairLost crowns, urgent infections, or any situation that can't wait. We hold time on every day we're open for patients who need to be seen right away.
View Same-Day AppointmentsDental emergencies are stressful enough without bouncing between offices, waiting in unfamiliar lobbies, or being told to come back next week. Our team works with patients in pain every day. We move quickly, communicate clearly, and treat the whole family under one roof as part of our full range of dental services.
We hold time for urgent patients on every day we're open, Tuesday through Friday. Call during office hours and you won't be told to wait a week while the pain gets worse.
Quick imaging means faster, more accurate treatment decisions when minutes matter.
Children, teens, and adults all seen by Dr. Collins, with kids dentistry under the same roof. One call covers the whole family.
Two Rivers Dental Group sees emergency patients from Springfield and the surrounding Lane County communities. Our office at 1717 Centennial Blvd, Suite #3 is open Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Call 541-287-7874 the moment you need help.
Severe pain, swelling in the jaw or face, a knocked-out or broken tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, or signs of infection like fever with tooth pain all count. When in doubt, call our Springfield office and describe what's happening. We'll tell you honestly whether it needs same-day care or can wait for a regular visit.
Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We hold time in the schedule on each of those days for urgent patients, so if you call during office hours we can usually see you the same day. We are not a 24-hour or weekend emergency clinic, and we'd rather tell you that up front than have you sitting on hold in pain.
We're closed Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, so leave a detailed message and we'll reach out as soon as we reopen. Until then, manage pain with over-the-counter ibuprofen and a cold compress. If you have facial swelling with trouble breathing or swallowing, a high fever, or trauma to the jaw or face, go to the emergency room right away rather than waiting for us. For a knocked-out tooth outside our hours, the replant window is short enough that an urgent care or hospital dental service is your best chance.
It depends on what the tooth needs. Every emergency visit starts with an exam and X-rays to diagnose the problem, then we give you a written estimate before any treatment begins. We accept most insurance and offer payment plans, so cost never has to be the reason you wait in pain.
Most dental problems get worse the longer they wait. If something hurts, call our Springfield office during our hours below and we'll get you in as fast as possible.
541-287-7874