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Emergency Care

Dental emergencies don't wait, and neither do we. Call us immediately and we will prioritize your care.

Having a Dental Emergency?

Call us right now. We do our best to accommodate emergencies during clinic hours.

Sudden, intense tooth pain that doesn't respond to over-the-counter pain relief.

First aid: Rinse with warm salt water. Take an anti-inflammatory. Avoid hot or cold foods. Call us.

A tooth completely displaced from its socket due to trauma.

First aid: Hold the tooth by the crown (not root). Place in milk or saliva. See us within 30 minutes for best results.

A tooth that has fractured due to impact, biting on hard food, or weakened structure.

First aid: Rinse your mouth gently. Apply cold compress to reduce swelling. Save any fragments.

A dental restoration that has come loose or fallen out.

First aid: Keep the crown safe. Apply temporary dental cement (available at pharmacies). Avoid chewing on that side.

A painful infection at the root of a tooth or between the gum and tooth.

First aid: Rinse with mild salt water. Do not pop or squeeze. Seek care urgently. Infections can spread.

Pain, swelling, or difficulty moving the jaw after trauma.

First aid: Apply cold compress. Stabilize the jaw. If you suspect a fracture, go to the nearest hospital or call us.