Toothaches, or any kind of ache really, are never fun to experience. We thought we’d take a look at some common dental emergencies and the importance of seeing your dentist if you may be experiencing any toothaches, oral pain or are suffering from a painful dental emergency. Remember, if you’re overdue for a dental appointment, call us today to get that scheduled and stay on top of your oral health, which can help avoid some dental emergencies in the future.
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Not every situation is a painful dental emergency, but it’s important to know when you need to call your dentist right away. If you’re unsure, ask yourself these questions:
In general, if you need to stop any major bleeding, pain, or save a tooth – there’s no doubt you’re dealing with a dental emergency. Let’s take a look at some of the more common dental emergencies we see.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS April 25th, 2023
Posted In: Emergency Dental Care
Tags: broken tooth, dental exam, toothache
So many things in our lives can be complicated and confusing – ordering for multiple people at Starbucks, figuring out dinners every week, finding a new doctor, filing your taxes, etc. We’re here to make the dental care aspect of your life easy and straightforward!
At Adams Dental Group, we’re accepting new patients and offering appointments for emergency dental treatment. Look no further and give us a call today to set up a routine appointment, get help for a dental emergency, or discover more about our services. If you’re a new patient, our website offers a convenient link to our new patient forms, along with helpful resources, more information on our dental emergency services, dental anxiety tips and tricks, and more.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS June 14th, 2022
Posted In: Emergency Dental Care
Let’s chat about common dental emergencies. While a simple toothache may seem benign, the truth is that a toothache isn’t something you want to take lightly. It’s your mouth’s way of telling you to that something isn’t right and to take a closer look. While a minor toothache may not be considered a dental emergency, a sudden and unexplainable one needs to be treated very quickly.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS January 25th, 2022
Posted In: Emergency Dental Care
Tags: broken tooth, toothache