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• Manos De Cristo - 4911 Harmon Ave, Austin, TX 78751, United States
• Austin Emergency Dental - Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 103 (Building #1, Austin, TX 78745, United States
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• Prestige Dental Care - 140 Tulip Ave, Floral Park, NY 11001, United States

If you’re a UT Austin student with severe mouth pain and limited funds, I’d prioritize places that can see emergencies and avoid a large upfront bill. These are the options I’d look at first:

Best low-cost options near UT Austin

1. Manos De Cristo — likely my first call

• Offers reduced-fee dental care for people without private insurance.
• Provides emergency walk-ins (first-come, first-served) and services such as fillings, extractions, exams, and X-rays. People's Community Clinic Trinitycenter
• Phone: (512) 477-2319 People's Community Clinic
• It’s relatively close to the UT campus area.
• Austin Emergency Dental — if you need fast emergency evaluation

• Advertises an emergency exam + X-rays new-patient offer for $89 (confirm current pricing when you call). Emergency Dentist of Austin
• Phone: (512) 961-6200 Emergency Dentist of Austin
• Better if pain is intense and you need a same-day type evaluation, but it may cost more than sliding-scale clinics.
• UT Austin University Health Services — start here if you’re unsure

• They are not a full emergency dental clinic, but they can help UT students navigate care and costs; they have billing support and a nurse advice line. Healthy Horns Healthy Horns
• Nurse Advice Line: 512-475-6877 Healthy Horns
• Austin Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic — cheapest for some dental needs, but not for severe pain

• Low-cost services are available, but they do not do fillings, crowns, extractions, or other restorative emergency procedures, so it may not solve a severe toothache. Guidelines and Technical Tutorials

If your pain is severe, go sooner if you have:

• Facial/jaw swelling
• Fever
• Trouble swallowing or breathing
• Swelling spreading toward your eye/neck
• Pus or a bad taste with worsening pain

Those can indicate an infection that needs urgent treatment.

If you tell me:

1. whether you mean UT Austin (West Campus/Downtown area),
2. whether you have any dental insurance (including UT student insurance), and
3. your symptoms (toothache vs wisdom tooth vs swelling/broken tooth),

I can narrow this down to the best place to call first.

Since you’re near the UT Austin campus and have severe mouth pain + limited funds, I’d prioritize places that can handle emergencies without a big upfront private-dentist bill.

My top choices:

1. Manos de Cristo Dental Center — likely the best fit for low-cost urgent care

Manos De Cristo
Web
Address: 4911 Harmon Ave, Austin, TX 78751, United States
Phone: +1 512-477-7454

• Nonprofit dental clinic with reduced-cost care and sliding-fee options. www.austinpcc.org
• Treats issues like tooth pain, fillings, extractions, root canals, and other dental needs. www.austinpcc.org
• Near campus (about a short drive/bus ride from UT).
• Call the dental center: 512-477-2319. www.austinpcc.org

2. CommUnityCare: Southeast Health and Wellness Center & Convenient Care — good if cost is the biggest barrier

CommUnityCare: Southeast Health and Wellness Center & Convenient Care
Web
Address: 2901 Montopolis Dr, Austin, TX 78741, United States
Phone: +1 512-978-9901

• Community health center with dental services and income-based/sliding-fee options for eligible patients. www.lowincomedental.org
• Offers emergency dental treatment among its services. www.lowincomedental.org
• Phone: 512-978-9901. www.lowincomedental.org

3. UT student route: start with University Health Services at The University of Texas at Austin

• If you’re a UT student, UHS can help you figure out where to go and offers billing support/payment options for eligible charges. healthyhorns.utexas.eduwww.healthyhorns.utexas.edu
• Nurse advice line: 512-475-6877. healthyhorns.utexas.eduwww.healthyhorns.utexas.edu

If the pain is unbearable tonight

A private emergency dentist may get you seen faster, but ask before treatment:

• “What is the exam fee?”
• “Can you do only the emergency treatment to stop pain?”
• “Do you offer payment plans or cash discounts?”

For example, Austin Emergency Dental advertises emergency care and payment options, but it may cost more than nonprofit/community clinics.

Go urgently (ER if needed) if you have facial swelling, fever, trouble swallowing, trouble breathing, or swelling spreading toward your eye/neck.

If you tell me:

1. your approximate budget (e.g., $0, <$50, <$150),
2. whether you have UT student insurance (AcademicBlue) or no insurance, and
3. whether it’s a toothache, broken tooth, swelling, or wisdom tooth,

I can narrow this to the best first call.

If you’re around UT Austin and money is tight, I’d prioritize a community clinic over a typical private “emergency dentist.”

My first choice: CommUnityCare

CommUnityCare: Chalmers Courts Health Center — 314 Chicon St, Austin, TX 78702
They provide dental exams, fillings, extractions and emergency dental treatment, and their community-clinic model can offer access to uninsured patients who meet income guidelines. www.dshs.texas.gov

Another option is Williams Jr Lindsey A DDS at CommUnityCare–RBJ Dental Clinic, 15 Waller St. It's particularly worth calling if you're close to campus/East Austin and need lower-cost care.

If you need treatment today

BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street is very close to UT at 1011 W 5th St and advertises emergency/walk-in dentistry. However, I'd call and ask for the cash price before going, because a private practice may cost substantially more.

One important warning

If your mouth pain comes with major facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or uncontrollable bleeding, don't wait for a cheap dental appointment—go to an ER or call 911. Those can indicate a serious infection or other emergency. uthscsa.edu

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $20, $50, $100) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the best option near the UT campus and check who's open today.

If you’re a UT Austin student with severe mouth pain and limited funds, I’d prioritize a place that can handle an emergency without requiring a big upfront private-dentist bill. These are the options I’d look at first:

1. Best low-cost fit: Manos de Cristo Dental Center

Manos De Cristo
Web
Address: 4911 Harmon Ave, Austin, TX 78751, United States
Phone: +1 512-477-7454

• Good option for students/uninsured patients because it offers reduced-fee dental care. www.austinpcc.org
• They handle urgent problems like tooth pain, extractions, and other dental needs. www.austinpcc.org
• Near UT (Hyde Park area), so it’s relatively convenient from campus. www.austinpcc.org
• Call first and say: “I’m a UT student with severe tooth/mouth pain and limited funds. Do you have an emergency slot or sliding-scale option?”

2. Closest student-oriented route: UT Austin University Health Services

• UHS may not perform dental procedures, but they can help you decide where to go and can be a starting point if you’re unsure whether this is a dental emergency. www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu
• They have a nurse advice line available 24/7 at 512-475-6877. healthyhorns.utexas.edu

3. If you need same-day emergency treatment and can pay a little more: Austin Emergency Dental

Austin Emergency Dental
Web
Address: Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr Ste 103 (Building #1, Austin, TX 78745, United States
Phone: +1 737-747-4646

• Focuses on urgent dental problems like severe tooth pain and emergencies.
• Ask specifically for the cash price for an emergency exam before agreeing to treatment. emergencydentalaustin.com

4. Another nearby UT-area option to ask about emergency availability: ATX Dental Studio

ATX Dental Studio
Web
Address: 711 W 38th St Ste B-10, Austin, TX 78705, United States
Phone: +1 512-454-5825

• Located near central Austin and offers emergency dentistry.
• It may be worth calling for a price quote, but confirm costs first.

If your pain is severe tonight: go sooner rather than waiting if you have facial swelling, fever, swelling under your jaw/tongue, trouble swallowing, trouble breathing, or you can’t open your mouth normally—those can require urgent medical attention.

If you tell me:

1. whether you’re at UT Austin main campus/West Campus,
2. whether you have insurance (including UT student insurance), and
3. whether it’s a toothache, wisdom tooth, broken tooth, swelling, or gum pain,

I can narrow it down to the best first call.

If you’re around UT Austin and money is tight, I’d prioritize a dental school/community clinic over a typical emergency dentist.

Best affordable options

1. Manos De Cristo — 4911 Harmon Ave

This is one of the first places I’d call for low-cost dental care in Austin. Ask specifically for an urgent/emergency appointment for severe tooth or mouth pain and tell them you’re a student with limited funds.

2. Lucent Dentistry — 3909 N I-35

This is relatively close to the UT area and is a dental clinic rather than a hospital ER. Call and ask for the cash price for an emergency exam and the cheapest treatment option before going.

3. Access Dental — 1923 E 7th St

Another relatively central option. Ask about self-pay/emergency pricing and whether they can do same-day treatment.

Texas DSHS specifically recommends 211 as a way to locate free/low-cost dental programs based on your ZIP code. www.dshs.texas.gov

One important caveat

There is a very affordable UT dental-school urgent-care clinic, but the one I found is UTHealth School of Dentistry in Houston, not UT Austin. It charges a $27 emergency exam and says most treatments are under $200, so it's worth knowing about if you're able to travel, but I wouldn't send you there from Austin unless necessary. dentistry.uth.edu

If you have facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, fever with significant swelling, or rapidly worsening symptoms, don't wait for a cheap dentist—go to an ER. Dell Seton Medical Center at The University of Texas - Emergency is near campus and open 24/7.

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $50, $100, $200) and whether you have UT/Aetna/other dental insurance, I can narrow this to the best option for you.

If you’re around the UT Austin campus and money is tight, I’d prioritize low-cost/community clinics over a typical private emergency dentist.

Best bets

1. Manos de Cristo Dental Center — probably my first call.

Manos de Cristo Dental Center
Manos De Cristo
Web
Address: 4911 Harmon Ave, Austin, TX 78751, United States
Phone: +1 512-477-7454
It’s a nonprofit low-cost dental center that specifically treats emergency dental problems and people who are uninsured/underinsured. Their 2024 report says they treated 2,847 emergency patients. manosdecristo.org
Call (512) 477-2319 and tell them you have severe mouth pain and limited funds and need emergency care.

2. CommUnityCare South Austin Health Center — a good option if you qualify for their income-based assistance.

CommUnityCare: South Austin Health Center
CommUnityCare: South Austin Health Center
Web
Address: 2529 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704, United States
Phone: +1 512-978-9500
CommUnityCare offers dental care and a Sliding Fee Scale based on income/family size; its published dental primary-care fees can be as low as $10–$30 for eligible patients, although emergency procedures can cost more. communitycaretx.org
Dental: (512) 978-9865.

3. Family Dentistry on Manchaca — worth considering if you can pay a small upfront amount.

Family Dentistry on Manchaca
Family Dentistry on Manchaca
Web
Address: 11200 Menchaca Rd Bldg 4, Suite 4, Austin, TX 78748, United States
Phone: +1 512-428-5859
They currently advertise a $29 emergency exam + X-ray for new patients, which is unusually inexpensive for a private office.

One important thing

If you have facial/neck swelling, fever, difficulty swallowing or breathing, rapidly worsening swelling, or uncontrolled bleeding, don't wait for an inexpensive dentist—go to an ER, because a serious dental infection can become dangerous.

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $20, $50, $100) and whether you have UT student insurance, I can narrow this down to the best option for you and check what you can realistically get today.

Given that you’re near the UT Austin campus and money is tight, I’d prioritize a low-cost/community clinic over a typical private emergency dentist.

My top choice for you

Dr. Thomas Richardson — Manos de Cristo Dental Center
4911 Harmon Ave, Austin, TX 78751

This is a nonprofit dental clinic that specifically serves people looking for affordable dental care. It’s in the Hyde Park area, relatively close to UT, and the clinic handles problems including urgent tooth pain. nursing.utexas.edu

If you need treatment tonight

Since it's currently Sunday night, most affordable clinics aren't open. Dr. Omar Elfiky Emergency Dentist Austin 24 Hours at 3050 Guadalupe St #13 is right by the UT/West Campus area and is currently listed as open 24 hours. Call first and ask for the total cash price for an emergency exam and the least-expensive treatment option.

If you can wait until Monday

ATX Dental Studio at 711 W 38th St is another very convenient option near UT and offers emergency dentistry. I'd call when they open and explicitly say: “I'm a student with severe dental pain and very limited funds. What is your lowest-cost emergency exam, and can you give me the price before treatment?”

Important: If you have facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, fever with rapidly worsening swelling, or you feel seriously ill, don't wait for an inexpensive dentist—go to an ER or call 911. UT also says its health service isn't equipped for medical emergencies. nursing.utexas.educatalog.utexas.edu

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $30, $50, $100, $200) and whether you need care tonight or tomorrow, I can narrow this to the best option and check what's actually open.

If you’re near the UT Austin campus and money is tight, my first choice would be Dr. Thomas Richardson at Manos de Cristo Dental Center.

• Manos de Cristo Dental Center — 4911 Harmon Ave., Austin 78751, about 1–2 miles north of UT. It’s a nonprofit clinic specifically serving people with limited income and offers emergency dental treatment at substantially reduced rates. Its 2024 filing says fees are around the 30th–35th percentile of private-practice rates. manosdecristo.orgmanosdecristo.org
• Phone: (512) 477-7454. manosdecristo.orgmanosdecristo.org
• If you can wait until they open, call and explicitly say you have severe pain and very limited funds, and ask about their emergency/urgent walk-in process.

A private emergency dentist such as Austin Emergency Dental is another option for faster access, but I'd try Manos first if affordability is your priority.

Tonight: If your severe mouth pain comes with facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or rapidly worsening swelling, don't wait for a dentist—go to an emergency room/call 911. Those can indicate a potentially dangerous dental infection. uthscsa.edu

Since it's currently late Saturday night, most dental offices are closed. If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $50, $100, $200) and whether you have UT student insurance, I can narrow this down to the best option for you.

Since you’re near UT Austin and have severe mouth pain, I’d prioritize getting seen today rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

Best affordable option today

Austin Emergency Dental — South Austin, 2500 W William Cannon Dr

• Open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM.
• Specifically handles same-day dental emergencies and severe tooth pain.
• They advertise affordability/financing, but call first and ask for the total out-of-pocket price for an emergency exam and the least-expensive treatment option.

Best low-cost option if you can get there

Manos de Cristo Dental Center is probably the option I'd investigate first if money is your biggest constraint. It is a nonprofit low-cost dental center serving uninsured/underinsured patients and provides emergency care. Its Saturday hours are reported as 8 AM–2 PM, with emergency walk-ins generally first-come, first-served. www.trinitycenteraustin.org

Call 512-477-2319 before heading over to confirm today's emergency walk-in availability.

If you need something very close to campus

Dr. Omar Elfiky Emergency Dentist Austin 24 Hours — 3050 Guadalupe St #13
This is right in the UT/West Campus area and is listed as open 24 hours, but I couldn't verify that it's particularly low-cost, so I'd call and ask for pricing before committing.

One important warning

If you have rapidly increasing facial/jaw swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or swelling around your neck/eye, don't wait for a dentist—go to an ER/call 911. Those can indicate a potentially dangerous infection. uthscsa.edu

My pick: If you can get to Manos de Cristo before its Saturday emergency window ends, try them first for affordability. If you're in too much pain to wait or can't get a slot, go with Austin Emergency Dental today.

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $50, $100, $200) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the best option.

If you’re around UT Austin and money is tight, I’d prioritize a low-cost/community dental clinic over a regular emergency dentist.

Best options

1. Dr. Thomas Richardson / Manos de Cristo Dental Center — my first choice for affordability
   • 4911 Harmon Ave, in the Hyde Park/Midtown area, fairly close to UT.
   • Manos de Cristo is a nonprofit low-fee clinic; its dental services are about 30% of typical market prices according to current listings. Emergency pain visits are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. www.lowincomedental.orgwww.traviscountytx.gov
   • Important: it's closed weekends, so this isn't a Saturday option. Call 512-477-2319 before going Monday. www.lowincomedental.org

2. Williams Jr Lindsey A DDS — CommUnityCare RBJ Dental
   • 15 Waller St, East Austin.
   • CommUnityCare offers sliding-fee care for qualifying uninsured/self-pay patients, including emergency dental services. www.lowincomedental.orgwww.traviscountytx.gov
   • Call 512-978-9895 and specifically ask for an emergency dental appointment and the lowest self-pay/sliding-scale rate.

3. CommUnityCare: Southeast Health and Wellness Center & Convenient Care
   • 2901 Montopolis Dr.
   • The center has Saturday walk-in medical hours and sliding-scale options, although you should call the dental line to confirm whether a dentist can see you today. npin.cdc.gov
   • Dental: 512-978-9865. www.austinpcc.org

If you need to be seen today (Saturday)

Emergency Dentist of Austin at 1030 Norwood Park Blvd #324 is open 8 AM–8 PM Saturday and specifically treats severe tooth pain, infections, broken teeth and extractions. It's likely more expensive than Manos de Cristo/CommUnityCare, so call first and tell them you're a student with very limited funds and ask for the cash price for an emergency exam and the cheapest pain-relieving treatment.

If you have facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or rapidly worsening swelling, don't wait for an affordable dentist—go to an ER/call 911. uthscsa.edu

Also, if you're a UT Austin student, Student Emergency Services can potentially help with unexpected medical expenses, and UT's Student Emergency Fund specifically includes medical treatment/hospitalization expenses. undergraduates.utexas.edu

If you tell me roughly where you are around UT (e.g. West Campus, North Campus, East Campus) and how much you can afford today ($20, $50, $100, etc.), I can narrow this to the best option you can realistically get to today.

If you’re near UT Austin and money is tight, my first choice would be Manos de Cristo Dental Center at 4911 Harmon Ave. It’s a nonprofit low-cost clinic, accepts uninsured/underinsured patients, and offers emergency walk-ins. Their services include exams, X-rays, extractions, root canals, and other urgent dental treatment. www.trinitycenteraustin.org

Importantly, today is Saturday: Manos de Cristo is listed as open 8 AM–2 PM Saturday, with emergency walk-ins handled first-come, first-served. I would call 512-477-2319 before heading over to confirm they are taking emergency patients today. www.trinitycenteraustin.org

If you need to be seen today and Manos can't take you

• Austin Emergency Dental, 2500 W William Cannon Dr — open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM and advertises a $49 new-patient exam + X-rays, with same-day emergency care. emergencydentalaustin.com
• Emergency Dentist of Austin, 1030 Norwood Park Blvd — open Saturday 8 AM–8 PM, accepts walk-ins, and advertises an $89 emergency exam including X-rays. care.emergencydentistofsanantonio.com

Because you said severe pain, I wouldn't wait several days just to find the absolute cheapest option. If you have facial/neck swelling, fever, difficulty swallowing or breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, or rapidly worsening swelling, go to an ER immediately—those can indicate a serious infection or other emergency.

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford today (e.g. $20, $50, $100) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the best option for your situation.

If you’re around the UT Austin campus and money is tight, my first choice would be Manos de Cristo Dental Center.

• Why: It’s a nonprofit dental clinic at 4911 Harmon Ave, relatively close to UT, and specifically serves people without dental insurance or with limited income. Its 2024 filing says it provides emergency treatment at rates around the 30th–35th percentile of private-practice fees. manosdecristo.org
• Call: 512-477-2319 and tell them you have severe dental pain and limited funds. Ask specifically about their emergency/urgent-care availability and the lowest-cost way to be seen.
• Good backup: CommUnityCare – RBJ Dental Clinic at 15 Waller St. CommUnityCare offers a sliding-fee program based on income and family size; qualifying patients can get substantially reduced visit costs. communitycaretx.org

Since you're a UT student, UT University Health Services can also help direct you, but UHS itself isn't a dental emergency clinic. catalog.utexas.edu

Important: If the mouth pain comes with major facial/neck swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or rapidly worsening swelling, don't wait for a low-cost dentist—go to an ER or call 911. uthscsa.edu

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford ($20, $50, $100, etc.) and whether you need care today (Saturday), I can narrow this down to the best option that's open today.

If you mean UT Austin near the main campus, I’d prioritize Manos de Cristo Dental Center for severe pain + limited funds.

• Dr. Thomas Richardson at Manos de Cristo Dental Center, 4911 Harmon Ave — it’s a nonprofit clinic offering reduced-fee/sliding-scale dental care, and it specifically accepts emergency walk-ins on weekday mornings. Call (512) 477-2319 before going. www.austinpcc.org
• If you need care today (Saturday): Austin Emergency Dental is open 8 AM–8 PM today and specifically handles severe tooth pain/emergencies. It’s farther south at 2500 W William Cannon Dr. Because money is tight, call first and ask for the cash price for an emergency exam and the cheapest treatment that can relieve the pain.
• Another Saturday option is Lady Bird Dental at 3115 S Lamar Blvd, open 8 AM–4 PM, with same-day emergency care.

One important warning: if you have rapidly worsening facial/jaw swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or swelling around your neck/eye, don't wait for a dentist—go to an ER/call 911. UT Austin specifically treats those as medical emergencies. www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu

Also, UT Austin's UHS isn't a dental clinic, so they can't provide definitive dental treatment; their 24/7 Nurse Advice Line is 512-475-6877 if you're unsure how urgent your symptoms are. www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $50, $100, $200) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this to the best option for you.

If you’re around the UT Austin campus and money is tight, I’d prioritize a clinic that can actually handle severe dental pain rather than a general urgent-care clinic.

My top picks

1. CommUnityCare: Southeast Health and Wellness Center & Convenient Care — best low-cost option to ask about
   • CommUnityCare is a safety-net system with dental services and income-based options.
   • UT Austin materials specifically note that CommUnityCare offers emergency dental treatment to qualifying self-pay patients. nursing.utexas.edu
   • Call 512-978-9901 and tell them: “I’m a UT student with severe dental pain and very limited funds. I need the soonest emergency dental appointment and want to know whether I qualify for reduced fees.”

2. Dr. Omar Elfiky Emergency Dentist Austin 24 Hours — best if you need something very close to UT/West Campus today
   • 3050 Guadalupe St. #13, Austin, TX 78705.
   • Listed as open 24 hours today and specifically focused on emergency dental care.
   • 737-773-3535
   • I would call first and ask for the total cash price for an emergency exam/X-ray and the cheapest treatment option before going in.

3. Austin Emergency Dental — good same-day/weekend backup
   • 2500 W William Cannon Dr., Ste. 103.
   • Listed open Saturday 8 a.m.–8 p.m., with emergency treatment and financing options.
   • 737-747-4646

One important catch: UT Austin's University Health Services does not provide dental care, so I wouldn't go there expecting them to fix the tooth. They can provide general medical guidance, though. www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu

If your funds are really limited

Ask specifically about Manos de Cristo Dental Center. UT's own community-resource guide lists it at 4911 Harmon Ave. and identifies it as a low-cost dental clinic. nursing.utexas.edu Manos reports providing affordable emergency dental care to uninsured and underinsured Austin residents. manosdecristo.org

Don't wait if you have these symptoms

If the severe pain comes with facial/jaw swelling, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or uncontrolled bleeding, that's potentially an emergency requiring an ER/911 rather than waiting for a dentist. uthscsa.edu

If you tell me roughly how much you can afford (e.g. $50, $100, $200) and whether you need care today (Saturday), I can narrow this down to the best option and look for the cheapest realistic route.