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CALL NOWFind a dentist near you using Emergency Dental Service, your number one online resource in providing care for dental emergencies in the United States & Canada. Our team of emergency dentists are accepting new patients and have immediate availability within 24 hours of your dental emergency. Each provider in our network offers treatment for common dental emergencies that include: tooth pain, cavities, chipped/broken tooth, broken partials, abscessed tooth, tooth extractions, dentures, dental implants, periodontal treatment and much more.
We understand the frustration of having tooth pain and going to the emergency room or urgent care clinic, only to be referred back to the nearest dentist. Use Emergency Dental Service to find a dentist near you & speed up the long back and forth process of finding a dental provider & getting you out of pain. Our live operators are ready to help with your dental emergency 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
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A dental emergency is often something that most people are unprepared for. When faced with an unexpected dental situation, it’s important to understand the most common dental emergencies and what you can do at home before you see an emergency dentist. Once your tooth pain is at a manageable level, the next step is finding a dentist near you that is available to take care of your emergency using a trusted resource like Emergency Dental Service.
Toothaches are very uncomfortable and can cause serve pain if left untreated. The most common remedy for dealing with a toothache is to rinse the affected area with warm water and then to take over the counter pain medicine. Learn More
An abscessed tooth is an infection that has occurred on or around the gums in the month. Usually a dental abscess will form between the gum and tooth or sometimes near the root of the tooth. The infection is treatable and can take up to 2 weeks to heal once seen by a medical professional. Learn More
Losing a filling or crown on your tooth is a common problem that many people have to see an after hours dentist for. It is very important to find the missing piece and bring it in during your dental visit, in order to avoid a completely new procedure. Although filings and crowns are very strong and long lasting, most patients need to realize that the dental work is not permanent and need to be monitored closely overtime. Learn More
A chipped or broken tooth can be fixed very quickly as long as you see an emergency dentist immediately. Once you have an appointment secured, make sure to bring in the broken piece of your tooth with you (if you can’t find it then a partial can be put in its place). Most dentist recommend to keep the tooth in warm milk or water until you get to their office. Learn More
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A serious dental emergency can occur at any time and when it happens, it is better to be prepared then to be caught unaware of what to do. Contacting your regular dentist in a timely manner is the most important thing when faced with a emergency dental situation but when the office is closed, there are only a few options available for you. read more
Brushing your teeth is part of your daily routine, but — be honest, now — how often do you brush as thoroughly and as long as you’re supposed to? According to a 2014 survey by Delta Dental, over 30 percent of people don’t brush twice a day. The average brushing time remains below the two minutes recommended by the American Dental Association. read more
A serious dental emergency can occur at any time and when it happens, it is better to be prepared then to be caught unaware of what to do. Contacting your regular dentist in a timely manner is the most important thing when faced with a emergency dental situation but when the office is closed, there are only a few options available for you. read more
Brushing your teeth is part of your daily routine, but — be honest, now — how often do you brush as thoroughly and as long as you’re supposed to? According to a 2014 survey by Delta Dental, over 30 percent of people don’t brush twice a day. The average brushing time remains below the two minutes recommended by the American Dental Association. read more
How many of you out there are terrified to death of visiting the dentist? There are a lot of individuals that have a real problem with the pain associated with certain dental procedures. This anxiety is understandable, and we certainly hope that technological innovation will continue to produce devices that help with pain management. We thought it would be great to loop you into some of the technology currently on the market as far as pain management goes. read more
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