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In a traumatic tooth injury, you must make an appointment immediately. Sometimes patients put off these types of incidents because they hope they will go away alone or don’t want to get the care they need. However, the longer you wait to get treatment for a traumatic injury, the more likely you will have permanent damage and require more extensive dental care.

Traumatic injuries can result from a car accident or other accident that has left you with facial trauma or broken bones. Even sports-related accidents can result in an injury that requires emergency care. If you’ve experienced a dental emergency, contact Greater Dental Health. Our team is available to help treat all types of dental emergencies, including broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, and other severe conditions. 

Common Dental Emergency 

• Severe tooth pain that can’t be managed with regular over-the-counter pain medications
• Facial trauma could result in broken teeth, knocked out teeth, or even a fractured jawbone.
• Bleeding profusely from the gum tissues or the mouth of your mouth
• Swelling in the face, neck, or mouth that doesn’t go away on its own after a day or two
• Severe infections in the oral cavity could lead to other complications, including fever, vomiting, or difficulty swallowing
• Abscesses in the gums that require immediate draining
• Advanced gum disease that has led to loose or missing teeth
• Uncontrollable dry mouth that leads to problems with chewing or swallowing
• Increased sensitivity within the mouth, especially when feeling hot or cold temperatures
• Loose or broken dental crowns and fillings that cannot be saved
• Difficulty or pain when eating or drinking

The Benefits of Visiting an Emergency Dentist 

An emergency dentist is trained to handle urgent dental issues that can’t wait, like loose teeth or sudden tooth pain. If you experience one of these issues, there’s no time to wait days or weeks to see a dentist. Instead, you need to schedule an appointment with an emergency dentist immediately. By visiting the dentist as soon as possible, you can prevent further damage to your teeth and relieve your pain. Your dentist may also recommend procedures to save your tooth if you wait too long.

Emergency dentists are equipped to handle urgent dental care needs and provide patients with fast and effective relief. Unlike regular dentist appointments, urgent care appointments take less time than regular checkups. If your dentist has an opening in their schedule, you may be in and out of the office quickly. Even if your emergency dentist has no openings, they can still provide same-day care in many cases.

If you experience a cracked tooth, severe toothache, or other unexpected oral pain, seeking prompt dental care is wise. For the best dental care tailored to your unique requirements, visit Greater Dental Health at 5210 Town Center Blvd Suite 310, Floor 2, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, or call (470) 508-0044.