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Tap a tooth. Get answers.

Free dental tools: check if something is urgent, learn any tooth's name and number, follow your child's teeth, or keep your own dental record. Everything stays on your device.

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Not one tooth?

Where does it hurt?

Tap the tooth on the map, or choose gums, jaw or whole mouth. A few quick questions will tell you how urgent it is and what to do right now.

Call 911 now for swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, swelling spreading to the eye or neck, heavy bleeding that won't stop, or a serious jaw injury.

Prefer questions only? Use the Dental Emergency Checker.

What do you need right now?

US dentists number adult teeth 1–32 and baby teeth A–T. Pick one to see its name, its FDI and Palmer numbers, when it comes in and the problems it usually gets.

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How we build our tools

Published guidance

Numbers come from the ADA, AAPD, AAP, CDC, FDA, WHO and peer-reviewed research. Every tool lists its sources.

Sources and methodology

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Tested, honest ranges

Every calculator is tested against published values. Where experts disagree, we show the range instead of guessing.

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Safety first

Symptom tools always show the warning signs that need urgent care. Tools support your dentist, not replace them.

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