Sometimes, even when we take every precaution to practice good oral hygiene and prevent oral health problems, the unexpected happens. Whether you have a severe toothache, injure your tooth, or develop an abscess, these are issues that require urgent treatment.
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Sometimes, even when we take every precaution to practice good oral hygiene and prevent oral health problems, the unexpected happens. Whether you have a severe toothache, injure your tooth, or develop an abscess, these are issues that require urgent treatment.
Emergency dentistry is the provision of immediate dental care to save a tooth from extraction, prevent the spread of infection, repair damage, treat severe pain, stop bleeding, and treat oral lacerations.
An emergency appointment is when we accommodate patients right away who are experiencing serious oral health problems or injuries so we can prevent worsening oral health issues and complications. Contact us at Luminous Dental today to schedule an emergency appointment.
An untreated tooth infection can cause sepsis.
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Tooth decay can turn into an infection that can spread to other teeth or spread through the bloodstream. A dental problem that might seem like an inconvenience today could actually become a serious health problem tomorrow. By getting treated promptly, we can minimize the damage that occurs to your oral tissues, prevent complications, and restore your teeth to health to avoid extractions.
Pain from an infection, impacted tooth, or dental trauma can be debilitating and may be interfering with your ability to work or take care of your day-to-day responsibilities. On the extreme end, you may not even be able to eat or speak without shooting pain disrupting your day. We can numb your mouth during your treatment to provide temporary relief and then we will remove the source of the pain.
It can be frustrating dealing with a loose, damaged, or missing tooth. Eating, speaking, smiling and other tasks we take for granted suddenly because impossible. The sooner you seek emergency treatment, the sooner we can repair or replace your tooth so you don’t struggle any longer.
If you’re actively bleeding, the first thing you need to do is take some gauze or absorbent material to stop the bleeding. Bite down on this to help form a blood clot.
Assess the severity of any tooth damage. If you have sharp edges from breaking or damaging teeth, you may want to go to the pharmacy and use some temporary dental bonding materials to blunt the sharp edges and prevent any cuts.
You should call your Hudson dentist as soon as possible to let them know you’re dealing with a dental emergency. Calling ahead will allow them to prepare and accommodate you faster than if you just walk in.
Rinse your mouth with a warm saline solution to remove bacteria, food particles, and tooth fragments, and reduce pain and swelling. Take anti-inflammatory pain medication to relieve discomfort and use a cold compress to control the swelling.
If you have a knocked-out tooth or a broken tooth, you should bring this with you. Only hold the tooth by the crown side and clean it off with water if it’s dirty. Store it in a Ziploc bag with your saliva or milk and take it to the dentist. They may be able to reattach it. Many dental emergencies are time sensitive so get there as soon as you.
If your dentist tells you that you need to come back to complete your treatment or the dentist needs to check on your progress, make sure you follow up on that appointment. Avoiding the follow-up can result in recurring damage or oral health problems.
If you have a severe toothache, a loose or broken tooth, severe damage, signs of an infection, a knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, cuts to the inside of the mouth, or lost dental work, then give us a call at (234) 269-5288 today and Dr. Divito can make accommodations for you.
As soon as you call, Dr. Divito will provide you with instructions on what to do before you get here, what you should bring with you, pain relief advice, and will clear space in her schedule to treat you as soon as possible.
Once you arrive at Luminous Dental, Dr. Divito will perform an oral exam and take digital scans to diagnose the problem. We can provide you with pain relief through medication or local anesthesia to give you relief and then we will formulate a treatment plan.
The beginning stages of this treatment will be performed during this treatment to relieve sources of infection, decay, and pain, but you may need to return for follow-up appointments.
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