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Which Dental Conditions are Treated by an Emergency Dentist?
Emergency dental care professionals are trained to handle a wide range of conditions that require immediate attention. Some of the most common dental conditions treated by a 24x7 dentist include:
Toothache: A severe toothache can indicate a serious dental problem such as a cavity, abscess, or gum disease.
Broken, Chipped, or Cracked teeth: This type of dental trauma can be caused by accidents, sports injuries, or even biting on hard objects.
Knocked-out Teeth: A knocked-out tooth can be re-implanted successfully if handled properly and quickly. We can provide an emergency dentist who can save the tooth.
Loose or Displaced Teeth: A loose or displaced tooth can be caused by a sports injury or other trauma. Contact us to stabilize the tooth and prevent further damage.
Broken or Lost Dental Restorations: A lost filling, crown, or bridge can cause pain and discomfort. We can provide temporary solutions until performing a permanent dental restoration procedure.
Gum Abscess or Infection: An abscess or infection in the gums can be a serious condition that requires immediate attention. We can provide antibiotics and other treatments to alleviate the pain and discomfort.
Facial Swelling or Pain: Facial swelling or pain can signify a dental abscess or infection. Visit our office so we can diagnose and treat the underlying problem to relieve the pain and swelling.
Bleeding Gums or Mouth: This can be a sign of gum disease or other severe dental conditions. We urge you to book an appointment with our team to stop the bleeding and treat the underlying condition.
Types of Treatment Our Dentist Offer During Emergencies
Emergency orthodontists provide a range of treatments for dental emergencies. Some of the common treatments include:
- Immediate relief for toothaches, which various factors such as tooth decay, gum disease, or injury can cause.
- Repair teeth that have been damaged due to trauma or injury. This may involve bonding, filling, or placing a crown on the damaged tooth.
- An abscess or pus-filled pocket sometimes forms in the gum or tooth, which can be very painful. Our 24x7 dentist can drain the abscess and provide antibiotics to help clear the infection.
- You may experience bleeding gums, pain, and bad breath if you have advanced gum disease. We provide treatments such as deep cleaning, scaling, and root planing to help manage gum disease.
- Perform extractions quickly and efficiently to relieve pain and prevent further complications due to damaged teeth.
- If a filling, crown, or other dental restoration becomes loose or falls out, emergency dentists can replace or repair it.
If you experience facial or oral trauma due to an accident or injury, we can provide treatment to help manage pain and prevent further damage to your teeth and gums.