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In the event of a dental emergency in Phoenix, AZ, there's no time to waste. Why endure discomfort when relief is just a call away? Contact us, and we'll swiftly address your dental emergencies, even during evenings and weekends. Your dental health and comfort are paramount to us, so our urgent dental care office maintains extended hours.
Our fully staffed and highly dedicated emergency dentists in Phoenix have the knowledge and skills to handle any dental issue. With a history of serving patients in Phoenix for many years, our top-rated emergency dental specialists are dedicated to your well-being.
What Is Dental Emergencies?
Dental emergencies involve situations that immediately jeopardize tooth and supporting tissue health, often arising from oral trauma or infections. Swift, professional evaluation by your trusted Phoenix dentist is crucial for the best possible outcome.
Managing A Knocked-Out Tooth
In the case of permanent teeth being knocked out, rinse the tooth and reinsert it into the socket, or store it in milk, water, or saliva to preserve moisture. Handle the crown, avoiding contact with the roots. Take your time; contact us right away for potential tooth-saving measures. For baby teeth that are unexpectedly knocked out, leave them out and contact us promptly for guidance.
Addressing Other Dental Emergencies
Our services cover a wide range of dental emergencies, including:
- a severe toothache
- a cracked or broken tooth
- a broken jaw
- a knocked-out tooth
- severe swelling inside your mouth
Pain Management
While waiting for professional care, you can alleviate discomfort with home remedies:
- Gargle with warm water to soothe sore teeth and gums.
- Use over-the-counter painkillers like ibuprofen (keep away from headache medicine).
- Apply ice packs externally to alleviate cheek discomfort.
- Follow package instructions for dental anesthetics containing benzocaine.
- Minimize consumption of very hot or cold foods to reduce sensitivity.
- For jaw pain, consider the use of heating pads.
- Safeguard soft tissues from sharp edges of broken teeth using cotton.