Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should I visit an emergency dentist?
You should seek urgent dental care if you have intense tooth pain, swelling, ongoing bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, or signs of infection, such as fever or pus.
2. Are same-day emergency visits available?
We do our best to offer same-day emergency appointments to address pain and urgent dental concerns.
3. What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
Carefully rinse the tooth, but do not touch the root. The tooth should be reinserted in the socket. Otherwise, come to our clinic with the tooth kept in milk.
4. Can any damage or chips on teeth be repaired?
Yes, we provide treatment to restore cracked, broken, or chipped teeth, restoring strength, comfort, and aesthetics.
5. What should I do about heavy gum bleeding?
Cover the area with clean gauze and leave it in place for 10 to 15 minutes. If the bleeding does not stop, please call us immediately for assistance.
6. Do you provide care for swollen gums and facial swelling?
Yes, swelling is a symptom of both infections and injuries. It’s essential to determine the cause of the swelling and treat it to alleviate discomfort.