If you need Emergency Walk In Dentist, we can help you. Also if you are looking for an emergency dentist open Saturday, we are open on Saturday’s by appointment. Our office accepts Walk-In’s and Scheduled Emergencies during our regular hours of Operation. Contact Us immediately for Emergency Appointments.
Overview
Emergency Dental Appointment
If the Emergency is of Life threatening nature, you need to dial 911.
Non Life Threatening
In case of a Non Life Threatening Dental Emergency
Existing Patients
Dentist will consult over the phone even during off Business hours for Existing Patients.
Call our office and leave a voicemail or talk to the Operator. Clearly state a Call back number, in case the Dentist may want to call back. Our Dentist will reach out to you at the earliest convenient time possible.
New Patients
Our office does not prescribe any medications over the phone. However it is possible for the Dentist to recommend over the counter medications. This can assuage the pain temporarily.
If you are a first-time patient and have a Dental Emergency, we need to see you! We cannot prescribe pain medications over the phone.
Call our Office at the earliest even during off Business hours. If you get a voicemail, leave a voicemail. Clearly state your first name and a call back number. Someone will call you back soon.
If you cannot wait, search for another Emergency Dentist near you open now and make your appointment.
Dental Emergency
Steps during Dental Emergency
- If you have an Emergency, you may follow some simple steps based on your case.
- If your tooth is knocked out, try to place the teeth back inside the Socket without disturbing the root. If the above is not possible, try to place the knocked tooth between your cheek and gums. Make sure to keep the tooth moist at all times.
- If your tooth is cracked, gently rinse your mouth with luke-warm water. Try to cold compress your face to keep the swelling down.
- If you bit your tounge or lip, gently rinse the mouth with luke-warm water and apply cold compress the facial area.
- If you are experiencing toothache, rinse your mouth and clean the food caught, if any between your teeth with a floss. Rinse your mouth with luke-warm water.
- If you think your Jaw is broken, cold compress the surrounding area.
- If you think your Jaw is broken, cold compress the surrounding area.
If you are a new patient, we need information on any medications that you are taking currently. We also need info on your allergies and other medical conditions, that you might have.
If you are our existing patient, chances are that we already have this info. We will still ask these questions to make sure our records are up-to-date.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
CAN YOU TAKE CERTAIN PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID DENTAL EMERGENCY VISITS?
You sure can. Wear a Mouth guard during Sports or other Recreational activities.
Do not bite or cut things using your teeth as Scissors. Also avoid chewing and biting hard candies, ice, popcorn kernels, meat bones etc.
WHAT IF I NEED A TOOTH EXTRACTION?
If you need an Emergency Tooth Extraction, we can take care of it the same day. If the Extraction requires antibiotics beforehand, it will be prescribed. In this case, we will schedule a appointment to bring you back again for Tooth extraction.
If the Emergency Tooth Extraction requires a specialist intervention, you will be referred out for the same.