When to Call for a Dental Emergency

It’s not always easy to know if a dental problem is a true emergency. If you are experiencing any of the following issues, please call our office immediately:

• Severe Toothache: An intense, persistent toothache could signal a serious infection.
• Knocked-Out Tooth: A knocked-out tooth can often be saved if you act quickly.
• Chipped or Broken Tooth: This can expose the sensitive inner layers of the tooth, causing pain and risk of infection.
• Lost Filling or Crown: This leaves a tooth vulnerable to further damage and sensitivity.
• Dental Abscess: A painful, swollen lump on your gums may be a sign of a severe infection that requires immediate attention.

What to Expect and How We Can Help

We understand that a dental emergency can be a stressful experience, and our priority is to see you as quickly as possible. When you call, our team will provide guidance on how to manage your symptoms until you arrive. Once you are here, we will work to provide immediate relief and accurately diagnose the problem. We are equipped to handle a wide range of emergency procedures, ensuring you receive the expert care you need when you need it most. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at the first sign of trouble.