Emergency
Dental Emergency Care
Trauma, toothache, abscess, and broken or missing teeth — seen quickly.
Request AppointmentDental pain is never a planned event, and our experienced team is ready to work in dental emergencies. We are here to help stop the pain. However, did you know most dental emergencies are preventable?
Common Dental Emergencies
Trauma
Timely treatment can aid in aligning shifted teeth and preventing more costly treatment.
Toothache
Spontaneous toothaches can be from cracked teeth or tooth infections.
Abscess
This typically means you have an infected tooth. Even if it's not painful, this tooth needs treatment promptly.
Missing or Broken Restoration
This can be a sign that your tooth has new decay or is cracking.
How to Prevent Dental Emergencies
Routine Dental Exams
With routine care, dental problems such as cavities can be managed before they ever cause pain.
Professional Cleanings
A clean mouth means less bacteria — and less bacteria means less risk for infections.
Oral Hygiene Instructions
Routine dental visits provide home care education so you can maintain a healthy, pain-free smile between visits.
Diagnostic X-rays
X-rays let your dentist see inside the teeth and below the gums so problems can be found before they cause pain.
Ready to get started?
Request an appointment and our team will help you take the next step.
Request Appointment