Dental Emergency Care
Do not suffer in pain! Our emergency dental services are available when you need them most. We provide prompt, compassionate care for all dental emergencies, 24/7.
Common Dental Emergencies
Know when to seek immediate dental care and what to expect
Severe Toothache
HighIntense, persistent pain that will not go away with over-the-counter medication.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Pain relief, infection control, root canal if needed
Broken or Cracked Tooth
HighTooth damage from trauma, accident, or biting hard objects.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Bonding, crown, extraction if necessary
Lost Filling or Crown
MediumRestoration has come loose or fallen out, leaving tooth vulnerable.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Temporary restoration, permanent replacement
Abscess or Infection
HighBacterial infection causing swelling, pain, and potential systemic issues.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Antibiotics, drainage, root canal or extraction
Lost or Knocked-Out Tooth
CriticalTooth has been completely displaced from its socket.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Emergency replantation, splinting, or replacement options
Soft Tissue Injuries
MediumCuts, lacerations, or injuries to gums, tongue, or cheeks.
Common Symptoms:
Treatment:
Cleaning, suturing, pain management
What to Do in a Dental Emergency
Follow these steps while waiting for professional care
Stay Calm
Take deep breaths and assess the situation.
Contact Us Immediately
Call our emergency line at +1 (629) 138-798
Control Bleeding
Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze or cloth.
Manage Pain
Use over-the-counter pain relievers if appropriate.
Save Pieces
If tooth or restoration comes out, save it in milk.
Avoid Certain Foods
Stick to soft foods and avoid chewing on the affected side.
Prevent Dental Emergencies
Simple steps to reduce the risk of dental emergencies
Regular Dental Check-ups
Visit us every 6 months for preventive care and early detection of potential issues.
Proper Oral Hygiene
Brush twice daily, floss daily, and use mouthwash to maintain optimal oral health.
Protective Gear
Wear mouthguards during sports and avoid chewing on hard objects like ice or pens.
Know Warning Signs
Contact us immediately if you notice persistent pain, swelling, or other concerning symptoms.
Do Not Wait - Get Help Now
Dental emergencies do not wait for regular business hours. Our team is here to provide immediate care when you need it most.