Fifteen Minutes East
Fast Access on Highway 31
Short travel time means Chandler patients can be seen before a problem escalates into something harder to treat.
Chandler, TX · Emergency Dentistry
Emergency Dentist for Chandler, TX
Chandler and the Lake Palestine communities are about 15 minutes west of our Tyler office on Highway 31. Call Rice Road when something goes wrong and we will work to see you the same day, with imaging and sedation available on-site.
Dental Emergency?
Call our Tyler office
Call during office hours and tell us what’s going on. We’ll work to get you seen as soon as possible. If swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest ER.
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Why Patients Choose Us
Why Chandler Patients Choose Texas Sedation Dental & Implant Center
Trauma and Sports Injuries
Chipped and Displaced Teeth
Falls and impacts around the lake and on the field produce a particular kind of emergency. Prompt assessment often determines whether a tooth survives.
Sedation Available
For Children and Anxious Adults Alike
IV sedation at the Tyler office is available when the situation and the patient call for it.
Four-Doctor Team
Enough Capacity to Fit You In
With four doctors working from the Tyler office there is more room to absorb emergencies than a smaller practice can offer.
In pain or dealing with a broken tooth near Chandler?
Call our Tyler office during office hours and tell us what’s going on, or send us a request and our team will follow up. We’ll work to get you in as soon as possible.
About Emergency Dentistry for Chandler Patients
Impact injuries are their own category of dental emergency. A tooth can be chipped, cracked below the gumline, pushed out of position, or knocked out entirely, and the right response differs for each. What they share is that time matters. A displaced tooth repositioned quickly often survives, and one left for days frequently does not.
For Chandler patients our Tyler office on Rice Road is about 15 minutes east on Highway 31, with same-day slots for emergencies and 3D CBCT imaging that shows root fractures and damage to the surrounding bone that would be invisible on a standard X-ray.
If a tooth has been knocked out entirely, handle it by the crown rather than the root, keep it moist in milk or place it back in the socket if you can, and call us immediately. For a tooth that is loose or pushed out of alignment, avoid moving it and call for guidance. In both cases the first hour is the window that matters most.
Your Care Team for Chandler
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“I received excellent service with all the staff and Dr. Peterson. He explained the best course of treatment for my problem. Would definitely recommend Texas Sedation Dentistry.”
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FAQs
Common questions from Chandler patients
About 15 minutes east on Highway 31 to Rice Road, Suite 100 in Tyler.
Do not try to reposition it yourself. Avoid biting on it, keep the area clean, and call us immediately. Prompt professional repositioning and stabilization is usually what saves the tooth.
The first hour is the critical window. Handle it by the crown, keep it in milk or back in the socket, and get to us as quickly as you can.
Not always, which is why 3D CBCT imaging is useful. Vertical root fractures in particular are often invisible on a flat X-ray but visible on a scan.
Yes. Many Chandler patients first come to us in an emergency. Call, describe the situation, and we will advise and schedule.
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Texas Sedation Dental & Implant Center, Tyler
1520 Rice Rd, Suite 100Tyler, TX 75703 (903) 231-6490
Office Hours
- Mon–Thu
- 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Friday
- 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Serving emergency dental patients from Chandler and the Lake Palestine area, including Brownsboro, Murchison, and Frankston, at our Tyler office on Rice Road.
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Dental Emergency?
Call Our Tyler Office
Call during office hours and tell us what’s going on, and we’ll work to get you seen as soon as possible. If swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest ER.