Emergency Dental Services

The most common dental emergencies are broken or knocked out teeth, injuries to the inner mouth such as severe gashes and lacerations, and infections

An urgent dental situation is anything but typical. In most cases, obvious and urgent treatment is required in dental emergencies to address extreme pain, discomfort, or trauma to the mouth that could result in bleeding, lacerations to the gums, and the displacement or fracture of teeth.

A dental emergency most certainly exists if you’re suffering from unusually severe pain, swelling, bleeding, or pus oozing from your gums and teeth. You should call your dentist immediately soon. A dental emergency might also be indicated by teeth that are loose, damaged, or missing.

Make an appointment within an hour by calling your dentist right away. The sooner you visit the dentist, the more likely it is that they will be able to save your tooth and resolve the problem.

Maintain good dental hygiene and take care of your teeth by brushing them twice a day and flossing every night before bed. Additionally, it’s in your best interest to safeguard your teeth by donning a mouthguard and a helmet if you participate in any high-contact sports.

Try to gather as much of the broken pieces as you can and wrap them in a clean, moist cloth if you fracture or break one of your teeth. Contact our office immediately after. The sooner you can schedule an appointment, the faster we can fix your broken tooth.