Accidents happen, and one of the most common and scary dental emergencies is a knocked-out tooth. Whether it occurs during sports, an unexpected fall, or any other incident, the moments immediately following such an event are critical to ensuring the best chance of saving the tooth.
Understanding the importance of...
Dental emergencies can occur unexpectedly and can cause severe pain, discomfort, and even permanent damage if not promptly addressed. Identifying what qualifies as a dental emergency is essential to seek timely and appropriate care.
While some dental issues can wait, others require immediate attention to alleviate pain, prevent complications, and...
Dental emergencies can be painful, inconvenient, and often require immediate professional attention. The good news is that many dental emergencies can be prevented with proper dental care and protection.
What are the top ways to prevent a dental emergency? Here are a few tips to help you reduce your risk...
A dental emergency includes any oral health condition that can’t wait for a scheduled appointment. Whether you have an issue that your dentist can see you for that same day or you have to go to the emergency room in the middle of the night, these are dental conditions...
Broken teeth can show up in many different ways. Your tooth may be broken horizontally and be visibly broken. However, tooth fractures are not always so apparent. A broken tooth could have a break on the cusp that may not be noticeable, or a vertical break that can’t be...
Chipping or cracking a tooth is never fun. Some people will experience pain when they injure a tooth, while others may not realize there’s a problem until the chip or crack causes other issues, such as a tooth infection. If you’ve chipped or cracked a tooth, it’s important to...
Dental emergencies are never fun. Whether you’ve had a fall, been in an accident, or are suddenly having an intense toothache, dental emergencies can take many forms and require professional treatment to fix.
While avoiding a dental emergency isn’t always possible, there are a few steps you can take to minimize your...
Tooth bonding involves the use of a tooth-colored material called composite resin. This
material has many applications in dentistry. It’s pliable to form practically any shape, and can
be customized to match the color of your teeth. Once bonded to your teeth, it’ll need to be
maintained, but is considered a permanent...
Teeth can get knocked out in a variety of accidents and injuries, and millions of people experience a knocked-out tooth or teeth every year. Whether an adult tooth or baby tooth has been knocked out, there’s always a chance that your dentist will be able to save the tooth.
Here’s what you...
How do you know when your smile needs professional attention ASAP?
A dental emergency isn’t always the same for every person. However, there are certain situations in which you’re better off seeking help from a dentist as soon as you can. While you can go the emergency room if your dentist isn’t available,...