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Emergency dental care may include:

Pain relief: One of the primary goals of emergency dental care is to relieve dental pain and discomfort. This may involve prescribing pain medication, applying local anesthesia, or performing a dental procedure to address the underlying problem.

Repairs to broken or chipped teeth: If a tooth is broken or chipped, emergency dental care may involve repairing or restoring the tooth using bonding materials or other dental restorations.

Tooth extractions: In some cases, emergency dental care may involve extracting a tooth that is causing severe pain or infection.

Treatment for oral infections: Oral infections can be serious and require immediate treatment. Emergency dental care may involve prescribing antibiotics or performing a procedure to remove the infection.

Treatment for dental trauma: Dental emergencies involving trauma, such as a knocked-out tooth or a broken jaw, may require immediate emergency dental care.

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It's important to note that not all dental problems require emergency dental care. For example, a minor cavity or a broken dental appliance may be able to wait until the next available appointment with a dentist. However, if a dental problem is causing severe pain, bleeding, swelling, or other symptoms, it's important to seek emergency dental care as soon as possible to prevent further complications and ensure prompt treatment.

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Urgent Dental Services

Emergency Dental Care

Meet Our dentists

Everything You Expect

Urgent Dental Services

Emergency Dental Care

Meet Our dentists

Everything You Expect

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