Dentalerx

ER WALK-IN CLINIC• TELEHEALTH 24/7

Emergency Dental Care — We're Here When You Need Us Most

Dental ERx is located inside St. Francis Bartlett Hospital’s Medical Arts Pavilion, offering emergency dental care and around-the-clock teledentistry. Same day appointments available when possible.  Most major insurances accepted. Access to dental care when you need it most.

Location

We’re Right on the Hospital Campus

Contact Us

Building

St. Francis Bartlett Hospital Medical Arts Pavilion

Address

2996 Kate Bond Rd, Suite 311

Hours

Call us at +19014450788 to verify availability

Phone

+19014450788

Fax number

+19014450789

General Inquiries

info@dentalerx.com

Provider Referrals

referrals@dentalerx.com

How It Works

Two Ways to Get Care

Whether you need immediate in-person care or have a concern you’d rather address from home, we have you covered.

01

In-Person

Walk-In Office

Come in when you need us. No appointment or referral required. Walk-ins are welcome, but please call first to confirm provider availability and current wait times. Our team will evaluate your concern, take imaging if needed, and get you on a care plan—all in a single visit when possible.

St. Francis Bartlett Medical Arts Pavilion

2996 Kate Bond Rd, Suite 311 • Bartlett, TN 38133
Call us at +19014450788 to verify availability

Dental emergencies don’t wait, and neither should you. Same-day appointments are available. Call ahead to confirm provider availability and current wait times, and our team will take care of the rest, from evaluation to imaging to a same-visit care plan when possible.

02

Virtual

Telehealth Visit

Dental pain doesn’t wait for office hours. Connect with a licensed dentist from your phone or computer any time of day or night — we’ll help you understand what’s happening and get you the care you need.

Available 24 hours, 7 days a week

Nights, weekends & holidays included

Why This Matters

Untreated Dental Disease Has Real Medical Consequences

At Dental ERx, we treat oral health as a core part of overall health — not an afterthought.

Surgical Delays

Many surgical procedures require dental clearance beforehand. Untreated oral infections can push back surgeries and complicate recovery.

Infection Risk

An untreated dental infection doesn’t stay local. Left unaddressed, it can spread to the jaw, neck, or bloodstream — becoming life-threatening.

ER Overuse

Emergency rooms see thousands of dental-related visits every year — most of which could be addressed more effectively in a dental setting with proper access.

Cancer Treatment Delays

Oncology patients often need dental clearance before starting radiation or chemotherapy. Oral health is a critical part of treatment readiness.

Transplant Complications

Organ transplant teams routinely require dental clearance. Poor oral health can impact candidacy and post-transplant outcomes.

Medication Interactions

Complex medication regimens — blood thinners, immunosuppressants, bisphosphonates — can significantly affect dental care. We evaluate those risks as part of our work.

Best Dentist Bartlett

Dr. Shanika Maddox

DDS, DrPH(c) • Founder & Director

about

Built on the Belief That Oral Health Is Overall Health

Dr. Shanika Maddox founded Dental ERx because she kept seeing the same problem: patients whose medical treatment was delayed, complicated, or derailed by untreated dental disease. The connection between oral and systemic health is well-established in research — but in practice, the two worlds rarely talk to each other.

With a background in clinical dentistry and a doctoral focus in public health, Dr. Maddox set out to build something different — a practice rooted in the hospital, embedded in the care team, and accessible to the community it serves.

Dental ERx is located inside St. Francis Bartlett’s Medical Arts Pavilion not by coincidence, but by design. Proximity to medical teams means faster coordination, better outcomes, and care that doesn’t fall through the cracks.

Start teledental consult 24/7

Dental Care, Wherever You Are

You don’t have to wait for a weekday appointment to get answers. Our licensed dentists are available around the clock to help you understand what’s going on and what to do about it.

How It Works

1

Submit Your Concern

Tell us what’s happening — pain, swelling, a broken tooth. Include photos if you can.

2

Patient Is Seen

We see your patient promptly — in office or via telehealth — and perform a complete evaluation.

3

You Receive Documentation

We send a clear, concise report back to your team with findings, treatment provided, and any follow-up care needed.

Ready to Get Started

Ready When You Are

Walk in today, start a telehealth visit from your phone, or call us to talk through your needs. No referral required.

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