Dr. Fink founded Trinity Dental Care to give Scottsdale patients the kind of care that feels personal — not rushed, not corporate, and never dismissive of your concerns. She and her team handle dental emergencies with the same care and precision they bring to every appointment, and they take time to explain what’s happening and what your options are before any treatment begins.
Complex cases are welcome. If you’ve had prior dental work that didn’t go as planned and you need it corrected, Dr. Fink will evaluate your situation carefully and put together a treatment plan that makes sense for you.
These are the situations we handle every week. If you’re dealing with any of them, call us — don’t wait.
A loose or missing crown needs same-day attention. We’ll evaluate the tooth and reattach or replace your crown as quickly as possible.
We recommend a check-up every six months to maintain optimal oral health. However, if you have specific dental concerns, we may suggest more frequent visits.
Keep the crown if you still have it and avoid chewing on that side. Call our office as soon as possible. In some cases we can reattach the original crown; in others a new one may be needed. Either way, leaving the tooth exposed for too long increases the risk of damage or sensitivity.
Rinse your mouth gently with warm water and avoid chewing on that side. Over-the-counter dental cement (available at most pharmacies) can provide temporary relief, but it's not a permanent fix. Call us to get the tooth properly restored before decay or breakage sets in.
Common signs include throbbing or persistent pain, swelling in the gum, jaw, or face, a bad taste in your mouth, fever, or a pimple-like bump on the gum near the tooth. Dental infections can spread quickly — if you notice any of these symptoms, contact us right away.
It depends on the severity. A minor chip with no pain can typically wait a few days. A break that exposes the inner tooth, causes significant pain, or has sharp edges that cut your mouth should be seen as soon as possible to prevent further damage or infection.
That's exactly what we're here to diagnose. Tooth pain has many causes — a cracked tooth, decay, an abscess, grinding, or a failing restoration — and identifying the right one matters before any treatment begins. Call us and describe your symptoms; we'll help determine how urgently you need to be seen.
Yes. We accept Delta Dental, Cigna, MetLife, Healthspring, and most PPOs. We'll verify your coverage when you call so there are no surprises before your appointment.
Yes. We regularly see patients who need to correct or complete work started elsewhere. Dr. Fink will evaluate your situation thoroughly and explain your options clearly before any treatment begins.
You're not alone — many of our patients come to us after avoiding the dentist for years, often because of anxiety or a past bad experience. We take a gentle, judgment-free approach and will always explain what we're doing and why before we proceed.
It helps to know your insurance provider and member ID if you have it, a brief description of what's happening and when it started, and whether you've had any recent dental work on the affected tooth. The more we know when you call, the faster we can help.
