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There are several types of dental problems that require immediate action. It is important to get in touch with an emergency dentist right away if you have any of these issues. Often times, teeth are stake. But even more often, dental pain can become unbearable if left unattended for too long.

Be sure to find an emergency dentist you can trust or call us now if you have:

Fractured Or Broken Tooth

If you chip, crack or suffer a large break on any of your teeth use warm water to rinse both the tooth and the socket first. Then use a cold compress on the part of your face corresponding to the fracture. Be sure to collect any pieces you can find.

You will want to seek the aid of a dental professional as quickly as you can to have the damage repaired or minimized. Often, tooth fragments can be reattached by an emergency dentist. But when they can’t, other solutions are available depending on the situation.

Dislodged Tooth

If your tooth has become completely dislodged, including the root, time is of the essence. First, gently rinse the empty socket and the tooth’s root with warm water. Be sure to handle the tooth as little as possible and by the crown only. Place it be into the socket if you can. If you can’t, put it into a cup of milk. If you have no access to milk, place it in water. See an emergency dentist immediately.

Bleeding That Does Not Stop

If you have bitten your lip or tongue the first thing you need to do is clean it. Then apply pressure to stop the bleeding and cold to reduce swelling. However, if the area does not stop bleeding after 15 minutes, you need to visit an emergency dentist without delay. Continue to apply pressure with a cold compress. If at all possible, avoid driving. Like any unending blood loss, you may begin to feel weak or drowsy.

Lost Filling Or Crown

If you have a filling, crown, or any other dental implant that has come out, see a dental care professional as quickly as you can to make repair faster and easier. If you can, put the filling or implant back into place and see an emergency dentist immediately. If there is pain involved, make doubly sure to see a professional before it intensifies.

Severe Tooth Pain

If you have severe tooth pain, rush to see an emergency dentist right away. It may be caused by a variety of things, including an abscessed tooth. Remember that dental pain and problems only increase with neglect. Very often, severe dental pain is an indication of a serious issue. In many instances, the affected area is larger than where the pain is felt. An emergency dentist will be able to diagnose the issue and most likely treat it as well. If not, they will be able to refer you to a specialist who can, based on your issue.

If you are in need of emergency dental care, call our Toll-Free Phone Number immediately. We will get you connected with the nearest emergency dentist as quickly as possible.

We understand exactly how painful dental emergencies can be, so you can be certain of quick and efficient service whenever you give us a call.

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