Dental Trauma
Serving Chester and Montgomery Counties
Why would I need Endodontic Emergency Care?
Emergencies are never planned. Our dedicated team is available 24/7 to assist with critical emergencies, ensuring you receive the prompt care you need. Dental trauma can happen unexpectedly due to accidents or injuries, leading to damage to the tooth's inner pulp. Endodontic emergency care becomes necessary to address urgent and severe dental issues resulting from such trauma, ensuring prompt evaluation, and immediate treatment to save your affected tooth and get you out of pain.
Dental Trauma Symptoms
Prolonged Tooth Sensitivity
Prolonged tooth sensitivity after trauma can indicate nerve damage or infection. It's important to seek immediate dental care to prevent further complications.
Tooth Discoloration
Discoloration of a tooth after trauma may indicate internal damage or death of the tooth's nerve. Prompt treatment is necessary to save the tooth.
Pain or Swelling
Pain or swelling in the affected area can be a sign of dental trauma. Seeking emergency care can help alleviate pain and prevent further damage.
The Emergency Care Process
Immediate Evaluation and Diagnosis
When you arrive at our office with dental trauma, we understand that it can be a distressing experience. Rest assured, our compassionate team will be by your side every step of the way. We will conduct a thorough and gentle evaluation to assess the extent of the damage and diagnose any underlying issues. Our goal is not only to treat the immediate concern but also to provide you with the compassion you deserve.
Prompt Treatment
At Precision Endodontic Network, we prioritize prompt and expert care to alleviate pain and prevent further complications. Our highly skilled endodontists will work diligently to provide immediate treatment for the dental trauma you are experiencing. You can trust that our team is equipped with the expertise and compassion needed to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the treatment process.
Follow-Up
Following your procedure, our caring team will provide you with detailed aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing and prevent future dental issues. We will take the time to address any questions or concerns you may have and will be available to support you.
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FAQs
What should I do if my tooth is knocked out or my child's tooth is knocked out?
What do I do if my tooth cracks during an injury?
I had a prior tooth trauma, and I'm now experiencing pain and a change in tooth color. What should I do?
