What to Do When You Have a Toothache

Start by completing a short online assessment about your symptoms. A licensed dental provider will review your information and determine whether remote treatment is appropriate. If eligible, you'll receive a personalized treatment plan and, when medically appropriate, a prescription sent to your preferred pharmacy.

Yes. Many common dental concerns can be evaluated through telehealth. If your provider determines that your condition requires an in-person examination or emergency care, they'll let you know and recommend the appropriate next steps.

Once your assessment has been reviewed and a prescription is approved, it is typically sent electronically to your selected pharmacy as soon as possible. The exact pickup time depends on your pharmacy's processing times.

Providers may prescribe medications that are appropriate for your condition, such as antibiotics, pain management medications, or other treatments when medically necessary. Prescriptions are always based on your clinical evaluation and applicable regulations.

Pricing depends on the treatment plan and services provided. You'll see the cost before completing your visit, with no hidden fees. Prescription costs, if applicable, are determined separately by your chosen pharmacy.