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Quick Summary: Rink 99 is Sugar City’s outdoor ice rink at Veterans Park, busy all winter with open skate and drop-in hockey. We are about ten minutes away in Rexburg, with same-day time held for dental emergencies and hours that work around rink season.
Rink 99 turned Sugar City winters into something to look forward to. The rink at Veterans Park draws families for open skate nights and drop-in hockey through the cold months, and every skating family eventually asks the same question. Where is the closest dentist near Rink 99 if somebody catches an edge?
Ice is slippery, and falls happen. A chipped or loosened tooth cannot always wait until Monday. Our same-day emergency dental care holds time on the schedule, so call us and we will get you in fast.
Smaller chips are often a quick fix. Cosmetic bonding repairs chipped edges and blends in with the tooth. For deeper damage, we take X-rays, put them on the screen, and show you exactly what is going on first.
Skating is a family sport in Sugar City. Little kids wobble along the boards while parents and teens chase pucks at drop-in nights. We match that with easy scheduling. Pediatric checkups start at age 4, and parents can book cleanings in the same block.
Free wellness scans come with every visit, and active patients get free whitening for life. Keep up the cleanings and both stay part of the deal.
Winter weekends fill up fast with rink time, so plan around it. Check current skate times on Rink 99’s website, then grab a Saturday morning slot with us before an afternoon session. Our Saturday hours run 8 AM to 1 PM.
Dr. Craig Stout has 20 years of experience, and every visit comes with the same promise. You see your own X-rays and scans on the screen, in plain language, before any decisions get made.
From the rink, head for US-20 and follow it south into Rexburg. Our dental office in Rexburg sits at 286 E Moody Rd, Suite F. The trip runs about ten minutes, and parking is right outside the door.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 7 PM work for after-practice visits too. If a puck or a fall did the damage, mention it when you call so we can hold the right amount of time.
Call (208) 400-9946.
If a tooth chips on the ice, stay calm and call us first at (208) 400-9946. Save any large pieces if you can find them, and rinse with water. We will tell you what to watch for on the drive down.
If a tooth feels loose after a fall, avoid wiggling it and skip hard foods until we have looked at it. An X-ray will show whether the root took any of the hit, and you will see the image yourself on the screen.
For pain or swelling that shows up later, do not wait it out. Same-day slots exist for exactly this. A quick look now beats a bigger problem next week.
Winter has quieter warning signs too. If cold air at the rink or an icy drink makes a tooth sting, that sensitivity is worth a look. It can point to a worn filling, a small crack, or receding gums, and an X-ray on the screen will show which.
On the money side, we accept most major dental plans, including Delta Dental, and offer payment plans through Cherry and WellCredit. Emergencies are stressful enough without a billing mystery, so the front desk sorts coverage while we look at the tooth.
And when the ice melts, keep the habit going. Spring and summer are the easy season for routine cleanings and any repairs you put off during hockey months. Book ahead and beat the fall rush.
Call (208) 400-9946 right away. We hold time on the schedule for same-day emergency visits. Many chips can be repaired with bonding once we have looked at X-rays.
About ten minutes. From Veterans Park, head for US-20 and follow it south into Rexburg. We are at 286 E Moody Rd, Suite F, with parking right outside the door.
Yes. Saturday hours run 8 AM to 1 PM, and Tuesday and Thursday evenings go until 7 PM. Family blocks let parents and kids get seen in one trip, with time to spare before the next session on the ice.
Call us and avoid wiggling the tooth or chewing on that side. We will get you in the same day, take an X-ray, and show you on the screen whether the root was affected. Quick checks prevent bigger problems.
Yes, we see kids ages 4 and up, including plenty of first visits. We explain each step, keep things gentle, and let kids see their own pictures. Parents can book their own cleanings in the same block.
A rink town needs a dental office that answers the phone when the ice wins. We hold same-day time for emergencies, repair chips with bonding, and keep Saturdays and two evenings open so checkups fit around skate schedules. Kids ages 4 and up are welcome, and families can book together in one block. Keep our number handy this winter. Call Family First Dental at (208) 400-9946, whether it is a routine cleaning or a tooth that met the ice.
