Emergency Dentist

You’ll want to see your dentist soon. Call to explain your symptoms to your dentist then take an over-the-counter medicine and put an ice pack against your face to ease your pain.

You’ll want to see your dentist immediately. Most broken teeth can be mended. If the break is small your dentist may use a white filling to fix the problem, but if it is larger a root canal or a crown may be necessary.

You’ll want to see your dentist immediately. When a permanent or adult tooth is knocked out it may be possible to put it back. Within the first 10 minutes it is very likely your tooth will take root again, but if it is after two hours it is very unlikely. Before getting to the dentist, provided your tooth is clean, you can place the tooth back in the socket. If your gums are too swollen, you can put the tooth in a glass of milk to preserve it.

You’ll want to see your dentist immediately. Place a soft piece of sugarless chewing gum on the spot where the filling was lost to protect your tooth on your way to the dentist.

You’ll want to see your dentist soon. Getting something stuck in your teeth can cause extreme discomfort. Before visiting a dentist you can try using dental floss to remove the object. If this doesn’t work, you can go to your dentist to get the object removed.

You’ll want to go to the hospital if your mouth is bleeding and doesn’t stop. Use an ice pack to reduce swelling and press down on the part of your mouth that is bleeding. If the bleeding doesn’t stop, go to the hospital.