Contact us
Questions about SteadyTooth? We’re here to help with the service. We’re a free matching service, not a dentist or medical provider, so for urgent care you should see a licensed dentist right away.
How to reach us
If you need help using SteadyTooth, you can contact our team. We can help with general questions about how the service works, what to expect, and how to get matched.
If you are trying to find urgent dental care, the fastest step is usually to use our matching form with contact details only — no medical information needed. We use that information to help connect you with a dentist who may be able to see you soon.
Please do not send treatment details, symptoms in writing, medical history, medications, diagnosis, or photos. We only need contact intent details such as your name, phone, city or ZIP, how soon you need help, and preferred language.
What we can help with
We can answer questions about SteadyTooth as a service. That includes whether the service is free for you, what information to share, language support, and how the matching process works.
We can also point you to general information pages, including symptoms and about SteadyTooth. That information is educational only. It is not a diagnosis or personal medical or dental advice.
What we cannot do
We are not a dentist, clinic, or medical provider. We cannot diagnose a problem, review your case, tell you what treatment you need, or give personal medical or dental advice.
We also cannot handle life-threatening emergencies. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling spreading toward the eye or neck, or uncontrolled bleeding, call 911 or go to the ER right now.
For dental pain, a broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, swelling, bleeding, or an abscess, please see a licensed dentist as soon as you can. If you need help finding one, you can start here: get matched.
If you have a dental emergency
First, contact a licensed dentist right away. If you need help finding one near you, use SteadyTooth’s matching form with contact details only — no medical information needed.
While you arrange care, general self-care may help a little: rinse gently with warm salt water, use a cold compress on the cheek, keep a knocked-out tooth in milk, and use over-the-counter pain relief as directed on the label. These are general steps only, and you still need to see a dentist.
If you are not sure what page fits your situation, start with symptoms.
A quick note about cost and coverage
SteadyTooth is free for the reader. If you receive care, any exam or treatment costs are set by the dental office, and prices can vary by case, dentist, and city.
Dental coverage and emergency dental rules can also vary by state. If you have insurance, Medicaid, or another dental plan, it is a good idea to ask the office directly what they accept and what you may owe.
Prefer to talk? Book a quick call at a time that works for you.
SteadyTooth is a free matching service, not a dental provider or medical service, and does not give medical or dental advice or a diagnosis. The information here is general and educational. In a life-threatening emergency — trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling spreading toward the eye or neck, or uncontrolled bleeding — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Costs and care vary by case, dentist, city, and state; always confirm details directly with a licensed dentist.