If you knock out a tooth, don’t panic and act quickly Gently rinse the tooth without scrubbing it and try to place it back in the socket. If that doesn’t work, store it in milk or saliva for the time being. Seek emergency dental care immediately for the best chance of saving the tooth.
Emergency Dental Care
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Cost
Since emergency services can vary depending on your specific emergency and what treatment is needed, the cost can also vary. We’ll provide a full estimate during your appointment. We do have several external payment options available and encourage you to sign up for our in-house savings plan for discounts on your care.
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Procedure Duration
The complexity of your emergency and the treatment needed will determine the length of your appointment and the number of visits required. No matter your emergency, we are committed to providing quick, effective relief.
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Pain Level
We’ll make your emergency care as simple and stress-free as possible. If more complex treatment is needed, we offer pain management and sedation options to help keep you comfortable.
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Emergency Dentistry in Arlington, TX
Emergency dental care provides immediate treatment for urgent oral health issues like severe toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, infections, or injuries to the mouth or jaw. Prompt care helps relieve pain, prevent complications, and save teeth.
Our team will quickly assess and stabilize the problem if you have a dental emergency. If you call before noon, we guarantee same-day appointments for emergencies.
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What to Do in a Dental Emergency
If you have a dental emergency, stay calm and contact our office as soon as possible. If you have bleeding or a knocked-out tooth, we will give you immediate instructions for dealing with your injury.
When you arrive at our practice, our team will evaluate your emergency, address any pain, and start prompt treatment. If you call our office before noon, we can guarantee same-day care for your emergency.
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Following Your Emergency Dentistry
Following your treatment, we will provide aftercare instructions to help you heal and avoid any other complications.
Depending on the type of emergency and what treatment is provided, a follow-up appointment may be needed to check your condition and determine whether further treatment is needed.
FAQ
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What should I do if I knock out a tooth?
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Can I take painkillers before my emergency appointment?
To manage discomfort, you can take over-the-counter painkillers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen before a dental emergency appointment. You should avoid aspirin, though, as it can increase bleeding. Always follow dosage instructions and inform our team of what you’ve taken.
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Will insurance cover my emergency dental care?
Insurance may cover emergency dental care, depending on your plan and the nature of the treatment. However, coverage levels and out-of-pocket costs vary, so it’s best to contact your insurance provider and confirm. To assist with costs, we offer external payment options and an in-house savings program that includes certain services and discounts on others.
Related Services
Tooth Extraction
Tooth extraction is a last resort, but due to extensive damage, decay, or impacted teeth, extraction may be the only option to prevent additional oral health problems.
Tooth Extraction
Sedation Dentistry
Dental anxiety is a common problem for many patients, but it shouldn’t stop you from receiving the care you need. That’s why we offer several different sedation options to help put you at ease—nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and IV sedation.
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