Dental emergencies don't wait for business hours.
24/7 emergency dental care when you need it most. We're here for urgent dental situations.
Emergency Care
When dental problems become urgent.
Dental emergencies can happen anytime - severe pain, trauma, infections, or broken dental work. We provide prompt, compassionate care for all urgent dental situations. Whether it's a knocked-out tooth, severe infection, or unbearable pain, we're equipped to handle emergencies with the latest technology and sedation options for your comfort.
Common Dental Emergencies
Recognizing dental emergencies helps you know when to seek immediate care.
Severe Tooth Pain
Intense, persistent toothache that doesn't respond to pain medication
Knocked-Out Tooth
Permanent tooth completely displaced from socket
Broken or Cracked Tooth
Tooth fracture exposing pulp or causing pain
Lost Filling or Crown
Restoration comes out, exposing sensitive tooth structure
Dental Abscess
Infected area with pus, swelling, and severe pain
Soft Tissue Injuries
Cut or torn gums, tongue, cheeks, or lips
Broken Orthodontic Appliance
Braces wire or aligner causing pain or tissue damage
Post-Procedure Complications
Bleeding, swelling, or pain after dental treatment
What To Do During a Dental Emergency
These steps can provide immediate relief and preserve your dental health until professional care.
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Contact Us Immediately
ImmediatelyCall (678) 404-5005 or visit emergency room if after hours
Don't wait - early intervention improves outcomes
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Pain Management
While waiting for careTake prescribed pain medication or over-the-counter options
Ibuprofen is often most effective for dental pain
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Temporary Relief
Until seen by dentistApply cold compress, use salt water rinse, avoid hot/cold foods
These measures provide temporary comfort
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Preserve Dental Work
Until treatmentSave broken pieces, keep tooth moist if knocked out
Preserved pieces aid in restoration
Be prepared for dental emergencies.
While we can't predict when emergencies will occur, being prepared can make all the difference in outcomes. Keep these essentials ready:
- Keep our phone number saved: (678) 404-5005
- Know location of nearest emergency room
- Have pain medication and basic first aid supplies
- Keep dental records accessible
- Understand your medical history and medications
- Have emergency contact information ready
- Know how to transport a knocked-out tooth
When to Visit the Emergency Room
Go to ER Immediately If:
- Uncontrolled bleeding that won't stop
- Severe facial swelling affecting breathing
- High fever with dental infection
- Signs of systemic infection (chills, nausea)
- Trauma with loss of consciousness
- Severe allergic reaction to medication
Call Our Emergency Line For:
- Severe tooth pain
- Knocked-out tooth
- Broken or cracked tooth
- Dental abscess or infection
- Lost filling or crown
- Broken orthodontic appliance
Comfort During Emergency Treatment
Dental anxiety doesn't take a break during emergencies. We offer sedation options for your comfort.
Local Anesthesia
Numbs the treatment area for pain-free procedures
Nitrous Oxide
Laughing gas for relaxation and anxiety relief during treatment