Dr. Geoffrey Halversen, DDS - Expert Emergency Dentist in Little Rock and Surrounding Areas
Looking for the Best Dentist Near Me? Meet Dr. Geoffrey Halversen, DDS
Dr. Halversen is a dedicated emergency dentist serving the Little Rock community, known for providing exceptional, compassionate care when patients need it most. He earned his dental degree from the Indiana University School of Dentistry in 2024. Driven by a commitment to clinical excellence, he then completed a rigorous General Practice Residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences from 2024 to 2025, where he received advanced training in managing complex dental needs and emergencies.
At the core of Dr. Halversen’s practice is a genuine passion for helping people. He understands that dental emergencies can be stressful, and he is widely recognized by his patients for his calming demeanor and exceptional patient care.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Halversen is a devoted family man who loves to make the most of his downtime. Whether he is taking long walks with his dog or out on the water as an expert fisherman, he enjoys staying active and spending quality time with his loved ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who will be providing my emergency dental care?
Your care will be provided by a licensed dental professional experienced in evaluating and treating emergency dental concerns.
Do your dentists regularly treat dental emergencies?
Yes. Our dental team has experience evaluating urgent dental problems, including tooth pain, broken teeth, infections, swelling, and other dental emergencies.
What kind of training do your doctors have?
Our doctors are licensed dental professionals who have completed the education and training required to diagnose and treat dental conditions.
Can I learn more about the dentist treating me?
Yes. Our team will be happy to provide information about the dental professional involved in your care.
Will the same dentist treat me throughout my visit?
In many cases, the same dentist will evaluate your condition and discuss your treatment recommendations. Depending on your needs, other members of our dental team may also assist during your visit.
Do your doctors treat both adults and children with dental emergencies?
Our dental team evaluates a wide range of emergency dental concerns. Please contact our office to discuss the patient’s age and symptoms so we can recommend the most appropriate care.
Are your doctors able to treat different kinds of dental problems?
Yes. Our doctors evaluate many urgent dental concerns, including dental pain, infections, broken teeth, swelling, and dental injuries.
Can I ask about the doctor's experience with my dental condition?
Yes. You’re welcome to ask questions about your condition and the treatment recommendations provided during your visit.
Will I speak with the doctor before treatment begins?
Yes. The doctor will evaluate your condition, discuss your symptoms, and review treatment recommendations before care begins.
What usually happens during an emergency dental appointment?
Your visit may include an examination, diagnostic imaging when needed, a discussion of our findings, and treatment recommendations based on your condition.
How does the doctor decide which treatment I need?
A dental examination and any necessary diagnostic imaging help the doctor identify the cause of your symptoms and recommend appropriate treatment options.
Will the dentist review my symptoms before recommending treatment?
Yes. Your dentist will discuss your symptoms, examine the affected area, and recommend treatment based on your individual needs.
What if I have more than one dental concern?
Be sure to let your dentist know about all of your symptoms. Your examination can include an evaluation of multiple concerns when appropriate.
Will the dentist explain what is causing my symptoms?
Yes. After your examination, the dentist will explain the findings and discuss how they may relate to your symptoms.
Can I bring a list of medications or health conditions to my appointment?
Yes. Providing information about medications, allergies, and medical conditions can help your dentist make appropriate treatment recommendations.
Will my dentist review my previous dental history if needed?
Yes. Previous dental records and your medical history may be reviewed when they are relevant to your diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
Can I ask questions before deciding on treatment?
Yes. Your doctor will explain your condition, discuss treatment options, and answer your questions before proceeding with care.
Will my treatment options be explained clearly during my visit?
Yes. The doctor will discuss the available treatment options and help you understand the recommended next steps for your care.
Can your doctors treat different types of dental emergencies?
Yes. Our doctors evaluate a wide range of emergency dental concerns and recommend treatment based on each patient’s individual needs.
Will I receive a treatment plan during my visit?
If treatment is recommended, your dentist will explain the available options and discuss the next steps for your care.
What if I want to understand the benefits and risks of a treatment?
Your dentist can explain the purpose of the recommended treatment, answer your questions, and discuss any relevant considerations before care begins.
Can treatment recommendations change after my examination?
Yes. Treatment recommendations are based on the findings of your examination and any necessary diagnostic imaging. The recommended care will depend on your specific condition.
What if I need follow-up dental care after my visit?
If follow-up care is needed, your dentist will discuss the recommended treatment timeline and provide instructions for scheduling any additional appointments.
Can I discuss past dental experiences with my dentist?
Yes. Sharing information about previous dental treatments or concerns can help your dentist better understand your needs and preferences.
Will my dentist explain if treatment can be delayed or should be done promptly?
Yes. Your dentist will discuss the urgency of any recommended treatment and explain the next steps based on your condition.
Where is your office located in Little Rock?
Our office is located at 4220 N Rodney Parham Rd #200, Little Rock, AR 72212, United States.
Can I call your office if I have questions before scheduling an appointment?
Yes. You can call (501) 248-1990 if you have questions about your symptoms, appointment availability, or what to expect during your visit.
What if I need to change or reschedule my appointment?
If you need to make changes to your appointment, please contact our office as soon as possible. Our team can help you discuss available scheduling options.
Can I request an appointment even if I don't know what treatment I need?
Yes. You do not need to know which treatment you need before requesting an appointment. Your dentist will evaluate your symptoms and discuss appropriate treatment recommendations after your examination.
