During business hours we can virtually guarantee that we can get you in the same day. We made an investment. In 2018, we opened a new office that we have more operatories than we did in our old office. And we have chairs that are dedicated to overflow. So if a patient has a trauma or a toothache or something of the sort, even if you’re a new patient that we haven’t seen before, we can typically get you in on the same day. When we have emergencies on the weekends, I literally leave my cell phone number on the answering machine so that patients can reach me and we can talk through. Most of the time I’m available to be seen on the weekends for emergency patients.
Save Your Smile With an Emergency Dentist in Boulder
When you’re facing a dental emergency, you need help right away. As your emergency dentist in Boulder, Dr. Alber delivers prompt and compassionate care during these stressful situations. You will receive the treatments you need, so you can go back to your normal schedule. With our help, you will:
- Experience relief from dental pain and discomfort
- Prevent further damage from harming your smile
- Keep your smile intact and avoid possible tooth loss
- Restore your normal dental functions, like eating foods you love
- Find out what will help you avoid emergencies in the future
Call (303) 449-3132 for an appointment. No insurance? Join our Membership Club for coverage on your dental care, including one emergency exam.
You can give us a call for any dental emergencies you’re facing. Our team will get you an appointment on the same day if at all possible – or at least by the following day. Once you’re in the office, we’ll stop your dental pain and help you relax, then restore your smile. We offer sedation that can eliminate any anxiety you might be feeling about your visit.
When you come in for a dental emergency, we’ll assess your condition to determine the next steps. Depending on your situation, we will recommend services to restore your smile. They may include a tooth-colored filling to repair dental decay, a dental crown to strengthen a damaged tooth, a root canal to repair an infected tooth, or a tooth extraction if we’re unable to save your tooth.
No one can anticipate every possible dental emergency, but you can take steps to reduce your odds of having such a problem. Following ADA recommendations – brushing and flossing daily and getting regular dental cleanings – reduces your risk of tooth infections and gum disease. Plus, wearing athletic mouthguards during sports can protect your teeth from injuries.



