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Common Dental Emergencies
Persistent, severe tooth pain can indicate infection or decay requiring immediate attention.
What to do: Rinse with warm salt water, take over-the-counter pain reliever, and call us immediately.
Fractured teeth can expose sensitive inner layers and need prompt repair to prevent further damage.
What to do: Save any pieces, rinse your mouth, apply cold compress, and contact us right away.
A knocked-out tooth is a critical emergency. Quick action within 30 minutes can save the tooth.
What to do: Hold tooth by crown, rinse gently, try to reinsert in socket or keep in milk, call us immediately.
Lost dental work exposes vulnerable tooth structure and should be addressed quickly.
What to do: Keep the crown if possible, use temporary dental cement from pharmacy, schedule appointment.
Painful infections at the tooth root or between teeth and gums require immediate treatment.
What to do: Rinse with salt water, do not drain abscess yourself, contact us for immediate care.
When to Call for Emergency Care
- • Severe, persistent tooth pain
- • Bleeding that won't stop
- • Swelling in your mouth or face
- • Loose or knocked-out teeth
- • Broken or cracked teeth
- • Signs of infection (fever, swelling, bad taste)
Preventing Dental Emergencies
While not all emergencies can be prevented, regular dental care and protective measures can reduce your risk.
Learn About Preventive Care