Emergency Dental Care in Allen, TX
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Contact UsWhat Constitutes A Dental Emergency?
Trying to find urgent help during a dental emergency can be an inconvenient, painful hassle. Unexpected dental emergencies might be caused by sports accidents, fender benders, stumbles and falls, or simply biting down on hard foods. Our highly skilled staff provides fast emergency oral health care in a friendly environment. We routinely treat many kinds of emergency dental issues for our Allen, TX patients, including missing fillings, tooth pain, and knocked-out (avulsed) or cracked teeth. Oral trauma won't always trigger pain right away so it's necessary to get your mouth assessed for any hidden damage. At The Dentist of Allen, we will always do our best to provide urgent treatment as soon as possible.
What Should I Expect While Receiving Emergency Dental Care?
Approaches to emergency dental treatments will vary for every situation. We will thoroughly evaluate your teeth before issuing a diagnosis and course of action. Digital x-rays might be recommended to examine the mouth for hidden trauma, such as to the jawbone and roots of your teeth. Once we understand the severity of the problem, we can discuss options for treatment. At The Dentist of Allen, the primary goal during an emergency dental appointment is to ease dental discomfort and resolve trauma. We do everything we can to bring back the use, appearance, and total health of your mouth as quickly and carefully as we can. Follow-up visits may be necessary.
Following your treatment, someone on our staff will give you recommendations on how best to recover. We may recommend that you take anti-inflammatory medication. Once your emergency is resolved, our team can give advice on how to prevent additional damage, like wearing an athletic mouth guard. Adhering to daily oral hygiene practices is critical as you heal. We will continue to monitor your recovery during biannual dental exams.
Emergency Dental Care Reviews
I recently had a slight dental "Emergency". I'd been in the dental field for over 40 years so I am VERY picky! I couldn't have been more pleased with The Dentist of Allen. My previous Dentist was no longer in business & I had changed careers. I had been meaning to go to this office for quite some time but had been crazy busy. TIME FLIES! I knew the reputation of the original Dentist of Allen, Dr Dave Bishop, who had built the practice & knew he'd have great people to carry on. On top of all the good things I had heard about them, it is only a stone's throw from my real estate office. I was a little nervous that I had not taken the time to establish myself as a patient & had to call out of the blue but they got me in at a time that worked with my crazy schedule. The office is as beautiful on the inside as out & the crew is friendly & professional. They made sure I was comfortable with the diagnosis & I've rescheduled to go back. I've found my new Dental Team! Did I say I was picky? Well, it pays off!
I called because a crown had popped off while I was flossing, they got me in that day, right at the time of my appointment and had me out in an hour. Awesome team, very friendly and professional.
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When you or a member of your family need emergency dental treatment, The Dentist of Allen is here to help. We will work fast to soothe tooth pain and resolve oral injuries. For same-day, high-quality emergency dentistry services, reach out to our Allen, TX practice.
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About UsEmergency Dental Care FAQs
How can I be prepared for a dental emergency?
The best tip we can recommend is to save your address and contact information in a place where you can easily access it. We understand dental emergencies can be scary and chaotic. But rest assured, you can trust our team to help your child in any way we can!
What should I do if a tooth gets knocked out?
If you or your child experiences a knocked-out tooth, you will want to call us immediately so we can make every effort to save the tooth. Before visiting our office, you should do your best to put the tooth back into the socket, but if you can't, you can place it in a bit of milk to keep it alive until you get to the office.
When is a toothache considered an emergency?
If you have severe dental pain that keeps you up at night or doesn't seem to go away, we suggest you call our office. It could indicate a tooth infection, which, if left untreated, could spread to other areas of the body.