If you suddenly find that your filling is missing, emergency dental care can be a lifesaver. A dental emergency never happens at a good time. Luckily, you don't have to scour the internet to search for “emergency dental care near me”. It's just a phone call.

when you need emergency dentists?

When disaster strikes, our Roach Family Emergency Dentists are here to end your pain and get your day on track. Experienced practitioners in our dental emergency practice treat patients during normal business hours.

Simply give us a call to make an appointment and we will ensure that you are treated as quickly as possible. Our mission is to provide an accurate and quick diagnosis, relieve your pain and treat the underlying condition so it doesn't come back.

Our professional dental emergency service

Emergency dental services refer to emergency dental treatments that efficiently treat sudden and unexpected symptoms and stabilize dental health to prevent small problems from becoming big ones. Here are some examples of emergency dental services we offer:

Toothache diagnosis, treatment and pain relief
Treating problems caused by broken orthodontic brackets and wires
Care for wisdom teeth-related bruising and discomfort
treatment of dental infections
Replacement of lost tooth crowns and fillings
Emergency repair of chips and cracks
emergency tooth extractions

When to get emergency dental treatment?

I'm not sure if I should make an appointment for emergency dental care in my area. Which issues fall under the category of emergencies?

1. Broken or fractured teeth

Quickly repairing cracked or fractured teeth reduces the risk of complications such as tooth decay, infection, and the progression of structural damage.

2. knocked out teeth

Emergency oral surgeon are particularly knowledgeable when it comes to knocked-out teeth. If you act quickly, we might be able to save your tooth. Call us immediately after the incident for instructions. Consider the following tips to ensure the best possible chance of a successful re-implantation:

3. severe toothache pain or pressure

Grasp the tooth by its crown. Don't touch the root.
Locate all tooth parts and rinse with warm water to remove debris.
Re-insert the tooth into its socket by your best effort. If this doesn't work or is uncomfortable, place it in your mouth between your cheek and gums to keep it moist.
Toothache occurs for a variety of reasons. Accurate diagnosis and treatment of the underlying problem is important to ensure future dental health. Please let your doctor know if you experience any other symptoms, such as fever, ear pain, or swelling.

4. unexplained tooth sensitivity

If you don't normally have sensitive teeth and symptoms suddenly appear, you may have an infection or injury to your teeth. Appoint an urgent dental care to get to the bottom of the inexplicable tooth sensitivity.

5. Tooth decay (tooth decay)

Dental caries deteriorates teeth over time. Deep cavities eventually expose sensitive tissue at the roots of teeth. Our dentists relieve pain associated with other treatments and restore correct teeth with fillings or cavities.

6. tooth abscess

A tooth abscess is caused by a bacterial infection that usually starts between the teeth or at the root of the tooth. Symptoms include severe toothache, facial swelling, fever, bad breath, swollen glands, and pus-filled sores on or near the gums. If you have symptoms that indicate a possible abscess, call our emergency dental practice immediately for treatment. Preventing significant problems can help with prompt treatment.

7. Loose or missing fillings

If your filling goes AWOL or starts to wobble in your tooth, there is an increased risk of tooth decay and structural damage. Call us to arrange a replacement of the filling as soon as possible.

8. Broken crowns or missing restorations

A broken crown or missing restoration means your weak and vulnerable teeth are exposed. Our emergency dentists will provide you with a temporary or permanent replacement to protect your precious smile.

9. Orthodontic pain or injury

Irritation, pain, and even injury are possible when orthodontic wires and brackets don't work as they should. Allow our after-hours dentists to make adjustments to stop further damage while also easing your braces-related discomfort.

Pain and injuries from metal braces are not uncommon. If you are experiencing orthodontic pain or other issues, we can alleviate the symptoms and help stabilize your braces to prevent future injuries.

Conclusion

Emergency dental care is appropriate when symptoms are affecting your well-being or ability to function. The following symptoms and conditions can and should be treated as an emergency.

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