Reasons to Visit Our Emergency Dentistry Office

Emergency DentistryIf you have a damaged or infected tooth, or gums that need immediate care, our emergency dentistry team can help you right now. Do not risk the health and longevity of your teeth and gums by waiting to see a dentist when you can receive proper, quality treatment today for your emergency ailments.

If You Have a Broken or Chipped Tooth: If you have fractured a tooth or have lost a tooth, we can fix it. You should rinse off the area of a chip to help prevent decay, and visit Smiles by Julia immediately. Whether you are experiencing discomfort or not, it is important to seek our care to prevent decay and further damage. We can fill in your chip with a quality, tooth-colored bonding material in a timely manner.

If you have lost your tooth, you should save the tooth and keep it moist until you can make it to our emergency dentistry office. We can sometimes re-implant your tooth with the best success rates if you visit Smiles by Julia within 30 minutes to an hour after the accident.

If You Have a Toothache: If you are experiencing discomfort in your tooth, you can try to make the pain subside until you can visit our emergency dentistry office. Try flossing to remove anything that may be lodged in your teeth causing the discomfort. Take a painkiller to also help. If your toothache does not subside, visit Smiles by Julia for treatment. You could have an infection or tooth abscess that needs immediate attention.

Constant Gum Swelling or Bleeding: Dental swelling is the result of an infection in most cases. If your swelling does not subside with the application of a cold compress and rest, visit us for treatment. In some cases, these symptoms are due to dangerous periodontal disease, and they should be addressed immediately. We can provide a thorough cleaning to remove the cause of infection from the area and prescribe antibiotics as needed. If you avoid treatment for this issue, you could risk receding gums, losing teeth, and suffering from irreversible damage.

If You Have Lost a Filling: If you have lost a filling and you are experiencing extreme discomfort from the exposed, damaged area, we can replace your filling quickly and efficiently. If you cannot make it to our office straight away, rinse off the area to discourage the development of bacteria. Once you get to Smiles by Julia, we can address the seriousness of the issue and give you a durable replacement. If you lose a crown, we can also replace that with a durable, long-lasting option.

It is important in any of these circumstance to visit our emergency dentistry office as soon as you can. If you do not have problems like these treated, you could face further damage, infection, and financial burdens. Protect yourself and your oral health today by visiting our office.

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