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When dental emergencies happen, waiting several days for an appointment with a dentist is not an option. Our emergency dentists are committed to helping patients manage sudden injuries and complications that require immediate treatment.
Urgent problems that threaten the health of your teeth or leave you in pain should not be ignored. Some emergencies are extremely painful, and a visit to the dentist can provide palliative relief. Most importantly, some emergencies can threaten the health of your teeth, and receiving rapid dental treatment could mean the difference between saving a tooth or losing it.
The steps you take after a dental emergency happens can greatly improve your outcome once you receive emergency care. Even though emergency dentists will see you very quickly, there are some precautionary steps you can take in the time it takes to arrive at your dentist’s office.
The American Dental Association has a few recommendations:
If you lose your tooth: Rinse the tooth’s root with water if it’s dirty, being careful to hold it by the crown. Carefully place it back in its socket, or place it in milk. Bring it to the dentist immediately.
If you are experiencing sudden and chronic tooth pain, or if you have sustained trauma to your teeth and surrounding tissues, you may need to see an emergency dentist.
You can expect to be seen by your emergency dentist quickly and without an appointment, though it is recommended that you call your dentist’s office if possible before you arrive. Even if you do not currently have a dental emergency, it is important that your dentist is capable of treating you quickly in the event that an emergency does arise.
Some of the most common dental emergencies can be prevented by taking a few simple precautions.
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