Repair Your Smile with Dental Trauma Care
Why Choose Our Emergency & After-Hours Care
When dental emergencies strike, immediate care can make all the difference. Our team is equipped to handle urgent situations with precision and compassion, helping you protect your smile and relieve discomfort quickly.
Tooth Avulsion (Knocked-Out Tooth)
If a tooth is suddenly knocked out, prompt treatment is critical for saving it. We provide
immediate care to increase the chances of successfully re-implanting the tooth and restoring your smile.
Key Benefits:
● Rapid response to dental accidents
● Expert handling to preserve natural teeth
● Minimizes long-term damage and complications
Incision and Drainage (I&D)
Dental abscesses or sudden swelling require urgent attention. Our incision and drainage
procedures relieve pain and pressure effectively, preventing the spread of infection.
Key Benefits:
● Fast relief from pain and swelling
● Reduces risk of infection
● Gentle and professional care
Emergency Infections or Severe Toothaches
Toothaches or infections can flare unexpectedly. We provide immediate care to manage pain, treat infections, and protect surrounding teeth and tissues.
Key Benefits:
● Rapid treatment for dental infections
● Minimally invasive and comfortable
● Prevents further complications
What Should You Do in a Dental Emergency?
Tooth Avulsion (Knocked-Out Tooth)
If a tooth is completely knocked out, act quickly:
● Rinse the tooth gently with water — do not scrub or remove any tissue fragments.
● If possible, place the tooth back in its socket or keep it in a container with milk or saline.
● Contact our office immediately. We can provide urgent care to help save the tooth.
Dental Abscess
If you notice swelling, pain, or a pimple-like bump on your gums:
● Rinse your mouth with warm salt water to help reduce discomfort.
● Avoid pressing on the abscess or attempting to drain it yourself.
● Call our office as soon as possible. We can provide incision and drainage (I&D) and start treatment to prevent the infection from spreading.
Emergency Tooth Infection or Severe Toothache
If you experience severe tooth pain, fever, or swelling:
● Take over-the-counter pain relievers as needed.
● Avoid chewing on the affected side.
● Contact our office immediately — we’re ready to provide care to manage pain, treat the infection, and protect your smile.