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Tooth Pain or Swelling
Call for severe or worsening tooth pain, gum or facial swelling, a bad taste, drainage, fever with dental symptoms or pain when biting. A dentist must identify the cause before recommending treatment.
Dental needs do not always fit a weekday schedule. Star Dental is open seven days a week, including Saturday and Sunday, for urgent concerns, new patients and planned dental care. Hours, appointment openings and the treatment available can vary, so call 303-222-1414 before traveling. Walk-ins are available, but calling first helps the team prepare for your concern.
Star Dental operates seven days a week, but an online phrase such as “dentist open today” or “dentist open now” does not confirm that a clinician or treatment slot is available at this moment. Office hours can change for holidays, weather or operational needs, and the time required depends on the dental problem.
A weekend examination can identify the problem and the safest next step. The care that can be completed depends on the diagnosis, medical history, time available and whether referral is appropriate.
Call for severe or worsening tooth pain, gum or facial swelling, a bad taste, drainage, fever with dental symptoms or pain when biting. A dentist must identify the cause before recommending treatment.
A weekend evaluation can assess a chipped or fractured tooth or a lost restoration. The dentist may protect the tooth, restore it, recommend root canal care or discuss extraction depending on the damage.
Call immediately for a knocked-out, loosened or displaced tooth or an injury to the mouth. Timing matters, especially for a permanent tooth. Serious head, jaw or facial trauma belongs in an emergency department.
Increasing pain, continued bleeding, fever, severe swelling or a foul taste after treatment should be discussed with the treating office. If that office cannot be reached, tell Star Dental what procedure was performed and when.
Weekend appointments can help families establish care without missing work or school. The first visit may include an examination, clinically indicated X-rays and a treatment plan; cleaning or treatment depends on need and available time.
Star Dental can evaluate a broken, loose or painful denture and discuss repair, reline or replacement. Completion time depends on the appliance and required work; no same-day denture or repair completion is guaranteed.
When you call, explain where the problem is, when it began and whether symptoms are stable or getting worse. Mention swelling, fever, drainage, trauma, severe pain, a broken or knocked-out tooth, continued bleeding or a recent dental procedure.
That information helps the team estimate how much evaluation time may be needed and whether Star Dental is the appropriate setting. After the examination and any necessary X-rays, the dentist will explain what can be completed that day and what follow-up care may be helpful.
Most toothaches, lost fillings, localized swelling and broken teeth are best evaluated by a dentist. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for:
Star Dental is open seven days but does not provide 24-hour clinical or hospital care. If symptoms are urgent but not life-threatening, call 303-222-1414 to verify current availability.
Star Dental operates seven days a week, including Saturday and Sunday. Current hours can change, so check the Location and Hours page and call 303-222-1414 to confirm that the office is open before traveling.
The website does not make a real-time “open now” promise. Call 303-222-1414 to verify current hours, appointment openings and walk-in availability.
No. Star Dental is open seven days but is not a 24-hour clinic. Use emergency medical care for breathing or swallowing difficulty, rapidly spreading swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or serious facial trauma.
Walk-ins are available, but wait time and treatment availability vary. Calling first allows the team to understand the problem and recommend the best arrival plan.
No. The dentist must first diagnose the condition. Treatment depends on the examination, X-rays when indicated, health history, schedule, insurance or authorization requirements and whether referral is appropriate.
Star Dental can evaluate many toothaches, localized swelling, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns, dental injuries, extraction concerns and denture problems, as well as new-patient and family needs. The appropriate treatment depends on the diagnosis.
Yes. Star Dental welcomes children and families. Call ahead so the team can reserve appropriate time and discuss guardian or consent requirements.
Star Dental accepts Health First Colorado Medicaid during regular office hours. Active eligibility, covered services, prior authorization and other benefit rules must be verified for each patient.
Yes. Spanish-speaking staff are available every day. Request Spanish assistance when calling so the office can prepare.
Call 911 or use an emergency department for difficulty breathing, speaking or swallowing; swelling threatening the eye, neck or airway; uncontrolled bleeding; serious facial, head or jaw trauma; loss of consciousness; or another life-threatening medical symptom.
These sources support the emergency-routing and dental-symptom guidance on this page.
Describe the problem and verify current office hours, appointment openings and walk-in guidance with the Star Dental team.
LOCAL OFFICE INFORMATION
Star Dental is open Saturday and Sunday at the same South Sheridan Boulevard office used throughout the week. Weekend capacity can change, so calling before you travel helps us confirm the current appointment or walk-in situation.
DENTIST OPEN NEAR YOU
Star Dental is open seven days, with Saturday and Sunday hours from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call for current weekend, same-day or urgent appointment availability.
Monday–Thursday: 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. • Friday–Sunday: 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.