Emergency Dentist in Arlington

Where Is an Emergency Dentist Nearby?

When you need urgent dental care, you shouldn't suffer or wait to see a dentist. Hesitating to get treatment could lead to complications. Don't wait to spend precious time searching for an, "emergency dental office near me." Our emergency dental office provides extensive care during regular business hours. You can call us to schedule an appointment for urgent treatment. Our dentists strive to see patients quickly to prevent suffering or further damage to the teeth. Talk to us about how to avoid recurring issues too.

What Do Emergency Dental Services Include?

Emergency dental services are urgent treatments that relieve pain, repair damage, or deal with other issues that may worsen or cause permanent damage if you wait to correct them. Emergency dentists in Arlington care for accidental injuries and painful dental emergencies. We provide emergency services during regular business hours, such as:

• treatment for oral pain or pressure from injuries and tooth decay;
• dental infection treatment;
• repairs for displaced wires, broken brackets, and pain from orthodontic devices;
• restorations of loose or lost fillings or crowns;
• minor swelling and wisdom tooth pain management;
• emergency tooth removal; and
• urgent repairs of fractured, chipped, or cracked teeth.

When Is Emergency Dental Treatment Necessary?

I don't know if I need emergency dental care. When do I need to call an emergency dental office?

You may be experiencing a dental emergency if you suffer from any of the symptoms or dental conditions below.

Fractured or Broken Tooth

It's important to get treatment for fractured or broken teeth to avoid suffering more structural damage or increasing the risk of infection. If the teeth have jagged edges, cover them with dental wax. Doing so will prevent the sharp edges from cutting your cheeks and tongue. Call an emergency dentist as soon as possible for further instructions.

Knocked-Out Tooth

An emergency dentist can usually reimplant a tooth that has been knocked out if you get treatment right away. Do your best to find all of the pieces and rinse them with warm water. Only hold the knocked-out tooth by the crown, and return them to the socket until you see us.

Severe Pressure or Pain

A serious toothache can be caused by many problems, so you shouldn't ignore it. It's particularly vital that you don't ignore the pain if you also have a fever, an earache, pressure sensations or other painful symptoms.

Sensitive Tooth

Minor sensitivity doesn't always require immediate dental treatment. However, severe or sudden tooth sensitivity can be the result of a gum infection or fracture. Contact your local emergency dentists for a diagnosis and proper care.

Tooth Decay or Cavities

Decay can lead to cavities that range from small to large. A cavity exposes the root of the tooth and causes a severe toothache. We can relieve the pain and determine the best treatment to repair the damage.

Tooth Abscess

An abscess is an infection in the root of a tooth, and it can develop from cavities, trauma, or gum disease. The infection can cause a painful toothache, fever, sensitivity, foul breath, draining or open sores, or swelling in the gums, neck, or face. Not seeking treatment can result in severe complications. Visit our office for help right away.

Loose or Missing Filling

You can have tooth pain or sensitivity when a filling becomes loose or falls out. Leaving it untreated makes your tooth and root vulnerable to further decay and damage.

Broken or Lost Crown or Other Restorations

You have more than a cosmetic problem when a crown restoration breaks or falls out. Like breaking or losing a filling, your tooth becomes susceptible to more damage. Contact your local emergency dentists promptly to determine the right solution to protect your tooth.

Orthodontic Injuries or Pain

It's common for patients to have injuries and pain from metal braces. If you have these or other issues, our team can relieve the effects. Talk to us about stabilizing the braces to avoid future injuries.

Worn Tooth Enamel From Teeth Grinding

Bruxism or grinding your teeth during the night can have serious consequences over time for your tooth enamel. When the problem becomes an emergency, we can reinforce the enamel that's left and make night guards that prevent further damage.

Sinus Pressure

Tooth pain and sinus pressure are connected. If you have both, we need to rule out impacted wisdom teeth, infections, or other dental-related problems. Visit an emergency dentist to avoid developing a serious condition.

How to Deal With Serious Dental Problems

I'm concerned that my condition or injury is serious. Should I call 911 or visit an emergency dental office near me?

Sometimes, a dental emergency requires specialized treatment. If you are suffering from the following problems, seek urgent dental care at a hospital emergency room or from an oral surgeon:

• severe bleeding;
• severe gum or facial swelling; and
• sudden jaw, teeth, face or head injuries.

How Much Will Emergency Dental Care Cost?

How do I find affordable emergency dental care near me?

The cost of your emergency treatment will depend on several factors, including your condition and the types of treatment that you need. We accept most major dental insurance policies, but emergency dental care without insurance may be hard to fit into your budget. Most emergency dentists accept major credit cards and provide financing options to make your treatment affordable. We also offer the Smile Alliance Club, which significantly reduces your costs for routine and emergency procedures for members. Call your local emergency dentists in Arlington for more details.