Ketchikan
1 ZIP codes · Ketchikan Gateway Borough
Partner dentists in 2 Alaska cities
Emergency Dentist in Alaska: Same-Day Emergency Care
Toothache, abscess, broken or knocked-out tooth: one call finds an Alaska dentist who can see you today, whatever the hour.
1-855-219-4656How do I find an emergency dentist in Alaska?
Call 1-855-219-4656 or choose your city below. We work with licensed Alaska dentists in 2 cities covering 1 ZIP codes, and refer you to the nearest clinic that is open, including evenings, weekends and holidays. No insurance is required.
Emergency dental care in Alaska: what to know
Every dentist we refer to in Alaska holds an active license with the Alaska dental board, treats urgent cases, and quotes fees before treatment. Typical emergency exam fees across the state run $90–$200, and simple extractions $130–$350.
If you are on Medicaid, adult coverage for emergency dental care in Alaska is usually limited to pain relief and extractions at participating clinics. Tell the operator and we refer accordingly. Children on Medicaid or CHIP are covered for emergency treatment statewide.
Largest cities in Alaska
Meyers Chuck
0 ZIP codes · Prince of Wales-Hyder Borough
All Alaska cities we serve
- Ketchikan
- Meyers Chuck
Linked cities have a dedicated page. Call 1-855-219-4656 from anywhere in the state.
Emergency services available across Alaska
Alaska emergency dentist FAQ
Need help right now? Call 1-855-219-4656, free, Mon to Sat 10am to 5pm ET, Sun 9am to 2pm ET.
Can I get a same-day tooth extraction in Alaska?
In most cases, yes. Partner dentists across Alaska reserve emergency slots for extractions, abscess drainage and broken teeth. If the tooth needs an oral surgeon, we refer you to one with same-day availability.
How do I check that an Alaska dentist is licensed?
Every dentist we refer to holds an active license. You can verify any dentist yourself through the Alaska dental board, which is linked on this page.
Do Alaska emergency dentists treat children?
Yes. Tell the operator the patient's age and we will refer you to a pediatric dentist or a general dentist in Alaska who treats children.
What should I bring to an emergency appointment?
Photo ID, a list of medications, your insurance card if you have one, any broken tooth pieces (in milk), and a way to pay the exam fee.
Does Medicaid cover emergency dental care in Alaska?
Adult dental benefits under Medicaid vary by state and often cover pain relief and extractions only. Children on Medicaid or CHIP are covered for emergency treatment. Tell the operator your coverage and we refer accordingly.
Find an Alaska emergency dentist now
Free helpline, Mon to Sat 10am to 5pm ET, Sun 9am to 2pm ET. We book you the earliest available appointment.
Call 1-855-219-4656