Emergency dental care

How to get emergency care

If you are NOT receiving current care at the dental school and have a dental emergency, you can use our walk-in emergency service. Emergency service is available Monday through Friday on a first-come, first-served basis. You can only be seen two times for emergency care. Further care may be accomplished by becoming a patient of record.

The south doors of the school open at 7:30 a.m. Our walk-in emergency service clinic generally sees 5 walk-in patients per day. Please note, this number is based on our coverage and can change. Please call (414) 288-6790 for additional information.

Payment options

We accept cash, Visa, Discover and Master Card for walk-in emergencies, payable before being seen. We accept Wisconsin Medicaid (Title 19). (See Forward Health providers list on payment page.)

We do not accept checks or American Express.

What to expect

Emergency dental care provided by dental students under the supervision of licensed dentists.

You must be able to give written consent for yourself or a parent or legal guardian must accompany and stay with you for this emergency visit.

Patients of record

If you are a current patient of record, you should call your assigned group during normal school hours for emergency care.

Coordinators phone number:  
Group A (414) 288-3703
Group B (414) 288-7151
Group C (414) 288-5254
Group D (414) 288-3544
Group E (414) 288-8560

After hours emergencies: Only current patients of record may call (262) 521-4997 to speak with the on-call dentist.

Emergency Coverage- January 2019

Monday, January 21:  MLK Jr. Day
Clinics and offices closed
NO walk-in emergency services available
After-hours protocol (patients of record call 262-521-4997)

 


 

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Hours of operation

Aug. - May

Monday through Friday:
9 a.m. to noon;
1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

June - July

Monday through Friday:
9 a.m. to noon;
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

We are closed for university holidays

Please note

There will be road construction slowdowns and lane closures near the Dental School on 18th & Wisconsin Ave. starting May 1, 2018.