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At this time we are only seeing emergency patients per the direction of the GDA, ADA & CDC, we anticipate reopening to all appointments around the date of April 6th.

Learn More About Dental Emergencies

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what is a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is any situation that poses an immediate
threat to the health of your teeth and supporting tissues.  Dental
emergencies are often the result of impact to the mouth, but they also can be
caused by infection.  To ensure the best possible outcome, any dental
emergency should be evaluated by a professional immediately.

How soon can I be seen?

If you are having a true dental emergency please call our
office, and we will do our best to work you into one of our 10 locations.
Depending on our availability please be flexible to go to any location that has
the opening.

Pain Management:

If you can’t get into our office immediately, here is a list
of effective home remedies to make you more comfortable while you wait for
care:

  • Warm water rinses for sore teeth and gums.
  • Over the counter pain medication such as ibuprofen (NOT aspirin).
  • Ice packs applied to the outside of cheeks.
  • Dental anesthetics containing benzocaine may be used as directed on the package
    for pain.
  • Avoid overly hot and cold beverages and foods to reduce sensitivity.
  • Heating pads may be used for jaw pain.
  • Avoid chewing in the injured area.
  • If a broken tooth has a sharp edge, cotton can be placed over it to protect
    soft tissues in your mouth.