Dental urgency check · 5 questions · 2 min · Free
How urgent is your tooth problem?
Answer five questions about what you feel. Get a score from 1 to 10 and a plain next step: book a visit, book soon, or go now. Free, no sign-up, nothing you enter is saved.
What's bothering you most?
- Tooth pain or toothache
- Swelling in my face, gums, or jaw
- Bleeding gums
- A cracked, broken, or loose tooth
- Sensitivity to hot or cold
- A tooth changing color
General guidance · Not a diagnosis · Nothing stored
Fig. 1 — What your score means
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1–3 LOW
book in 2–4 weeks
4–5 MODERATE
within 1–2 weeks
6–8 HIGH
within 24–48 hours
9–10 EMERGENCY
now · ER if breathing is affected
Emergency? Trouble breathing · Severe swelling · Bleeding that won't stop → Call 911
Fig. 2 — How it works
Answer five questions
What hurts, how much, how long, fever, swelling. Plain language, tap to answer.
Get a score, 1–10
A rough estimate from common warning signs. Emergency signs override the math. It is not a diagnosis.
Know the next step
A timeframe for seeing a dentist and notes to bring with you. Every result ends the same way: get it looked at.
Fig. 3 — Free tools
All 42 tools →Tick what applies · Instant
ER, Urgent Care or Dentist?
Tick what is happening and see whether it needs an emergency room, a dentist today, or an appointment this week, and what each can do for you.
134 foods · 16 procedures
What Can I Eat?
Pick your procedure and how many days it has been, then search any food or drink to see whether it is typically OK yet.
Day-by-day · Saved on your device
Recovery Day Tracker
Enter the date of your extraction or surgery and see what is typical today: what to eat, what to hold off on, and what warrants a call.
9 pain patterns
Tooth Pain Decoder
Pick the kind of pain closest to yours to see what dentists commonly check for with that pattern, and how soon to be seen.
21 procedures · With or without insurance
Dental Cost Calculator
Add the procedures on your treatment plan and get a rough range, with and without insurance, to compare against your written estimate.
32 adult · 20 baby teeth
Tooth Number Chart
Tap any tooth to see its number, name, and when it usually comes in. Useful when your dentist says "number 14" and moves on.
Table 1 — Procedures
| Dental Crown | 1–2 h | $1,200 |
| Root Canal | 1–2 h | $1,000 |
| Tooth Extraction | 20–45 min | $250 |
| Cavity Filling | 30–60 min | $250 |
| Dental Implant | 1–2 h | $4,500 |