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Don’t Let Dental Emergencies Send You to the ER
March 7, 2018
Millions of people each year experience a dental emergency so bad and so painful that it sends them to the emergency room. In 2012 alone, 2.2 million people used the ER for their dental care after pain or an infection became so bad they couldn’t stand it any longer. Letting a cavity or gum disease […]
8 Things to Look for in an Emergency Dentist
February 21, 2018
Hopefully, you’ll never have a dental emergency or need emergency dental care. But if you do, it’s better to know who you want to call before you need them so you know you’re going to someone credible. Not all emergency dentists are the same, and some might not be the right fit for your needs. […]
Top 7 Dental Emergencies That Happen to Kids
January 31, 2018
With kids, anything can happen. They can take a fall, run into something, or shove a sibling, and next thing you know, it’s an emergency. Even children who aren’t climbing on everything or playing rough have bloody, painful accidents from time to time. Some of those accidents could easily be dental emergencies. Some accidents can […]
7 Reasons Why You May Need an Emergency Dentist Appointment
January 17, 2018
If you’re feeling low level, almost nagging pain in your teeth, gums, or jaw, you may feel like you can wait a few days to see your dentist at a regular appointment. But there are some situations that are so serious or cause so much pain that your only option is to make an emergency […]
Tips for Choosing an Emergency Dentist
June 17, 2016
When the unexpected happens, it usually happens at an inconvenient time. One of those unexpected events could be a dental injury. A broken tooth or lost filling is never planned, and it doesn’t always happen during your dentist’s office hours. These things happen all the time, which is why emergency dentists are often on call […]
Eight Tips for Handling Dental Emergencies
May 15, 2014
You could bite into a cherry and unexpectedly find a pit inside it, or you could take an elbow to the mouth in a pick-up basketball game. There are hundreds of ways that you can damage your teeth and your dental work, but the bottom line is that emergency dental problems happen quickly and unexpectedly. […]
