Urgent Dental Care for Pain and Injuries
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| • | Severe Tooth Pain - Persistent, intense pain that doesn't improve with over-the-counter remedies. |
| • | Chipped or Broken Teeth - Damage that exposes the tooth's inner layers or causes sharp edges. |
| • | Injuries to the Mouth or Jaw - Accidents resulting in swelling, bleeding, or fractures. |
| • | Tooth Pain or Sensitivity - Pain that is sharp, throbbing, or worsens with pressure. |
| • | Broken or Cracked Teeth - Visible damage or sensitivity to temperature changes. |
| • | Knocked-Out Teeth - Dislodged teeth that require immediate reimplantation. |
| • | Gum Swelling or Abscesses - Signs of infection, often accompanied by fever or a bad taste in the mouth. |
| • | Soft Tissue Injuries - Lacerations, punctures, or other damage to the lips, cheeks, or tongue. |
| • | Infections - Untreated abscesses can spread, potentially leading to severe health risks. |
| • | Tooth Loss - Delaying care for damaged teeth increases the likelihood of extraction. |
| • | Worsening Pain - Untreated issues often escalate, causing more severe discomfort over time. |
| • | Thorough Examination - Your dentist will assess the issue using tools like X-rays for accurate diagnosis. |
| • | Immediate Relief - Pain management and temporary solutions are prioritized. |
| • | Treatment Options - Depending on the issue, treatments may include fillings, extractions, or repairs. |
| • | Regular Dental Check-Ups - Professional cleanings and exams help identify potential issues early. |
| • | Oral Hygiene Practices - Brushing twice a day and flossing daily strengthen teeth and gums. |
| • | Wear a Sports Mouth Guard
- Protect your teeth during contact sports or high-impact activities. |
| • | Healthy Diet - Limit sugary snacks and drinks that contribute to tooth decay. |
| • | Fluoride Use - Strengthen enamel with fluoride treatments or toothpaste. |
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