Blog: Emergency Dentistry

Facial swelling can happen for a variety of reasons. However, when it develops near the jaw, cheek, or gums, there’s a greater likelihood that a dental infection is to blame. That’s because infections that begin inside a tooth or around the gums can spread into surrounding tissues, creating visible swelling, pain, and pressure. Because these infections not only do not ...

Dental emergencies have a way of happening at the worst possible times, like right before a big event or in the middle of the night. While you can’t always predict them, you can be prepared. Here’s what to do in a dental emergency and when to seek professional care ASAP.

Knocked-Out Tooth? Act Fast!

What to Do:

• Carefully pick up the tooth ...

What would you do if you woke up in the middle of the night with a terrible toothache? What if it’s Saturday, and you sustain an injury to your mouth? Unfortunately, dental emergencies can happen at the most inopportune moments, so it's beneficial to know some first-aid tips for some of the more common dental issues.

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A dental emergency can be extremely scary, so during this stressful time, it’s essential to have a dental office that will answer your call and advise you on what steps to take. Millions of people have teeth knocked out every year, but the good news is that there’s a good chance your tooth can be saved and last for ...