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Finding Peace of Mind: Emergency Dental Services in Your Vicinity

January 25, 2024
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Posted By: Cassidy Bray, DDS
A patient holding his jaw due to toothache in High Point, NC

Dental emergencies happen to most of us at one time or another, which is why your High Point Emergency dentist provides same-day appointments when you’re in pain or have an oral health issue or injury.

Common Dental Emergencies

Toothaches are by far the most common dental emergency and often result from a deep cavity or infected tooth. You may also notice swelling. If this is your situation, we urge you to contact our dental team immediately.

Other dental emergencies may include:

  • Broken or knocked-out tooth
  • Tooth, gum, or soft tissue injuries
  • Prosthetic or restoration damage

If you have an oral injury outside the mouth—for example, impact trauma to the jaw—we urge you to visit the nearest ER first. You can contact us after an emergency room doctor has assessed you.

Also, if your tooth is knocked out, store it in a cup of saliva or milk. Also, avoid handling the roots. Your dentist may be able to reset it into the gum. If the tooth cannot be saved, we will discuss tooth replacement options to restore your smile and oral health.

Common Emergency Treatments

Common emergency dental treatments include:

  • Root canal therapy
  • Restoration or tooth repair
  • Tooth replacement

In some cases, we stabilize your emergency to relieve discomfort and continue treatment at a later time.An illustration of emergency dental appointments

You do not have to be a patient of record to book an emergency dental appointment in our High Point dental office. However, we cannot always guarantee same-day treatment if you are not an established patient, though we will always do our best!

Emergency Dentistry Near Me

You can lower your dental emergency risks by seeing the dentist every six months and maintaining excellent oral hygiene between visits.

To schedule your next dental appointment or if you have (or suspect you might have) a dental emergency, contact us as soon as possible.

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