Urgent Dental Care When You Need It Most

If you’re unsure whether your situation constitutes a dental emergency, look out for these signs:

• Intense Pain: Severe, persistent toothache that over-the-counter pain relievers can’t alleviate may indicate an emergency.
• Swelling and Inflammation: Sudden swelling of the gums or face often signifies an underlying issue requiring urgent care.
• Trauma or Injury: Any injury to the mouth, such as a knocked-out or broken tooth, demands immediate attention.
• Persistent Bleeding: Continuous bleeding from the mouth, especially after an injury, is a red flag for an emergency.
• Infection Symptoms: Symptoms like fever, pus, or a bad taste in the mouth may indicate an infection that requires prompt intervention.