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Having an oral emergency and want to schedule a dental appointment as soon as possible? No matter the kind of dental emergency you are experiencing, understand that our patient support platform is here to direct you to an emergency dentist. Dental emergencies may look like a severe toothache, a serious tooth infection, lost fillings or crowns, a knocked-out tooth, a tooth abscess, a broken jaw, or uncontrolled bleeding. Damaged dentures, braces, or implants are specialty dental emergencies. Every emergency needs immediate dental care. Our patient support team can direct you to the emergency services you need, located near you.
Emergency Dental Service (EDS) connects thousands of patients across all 50 US states with local dentists to help them in their time of a dental related emergency. For over 20 years EDS has been an essential phone and online resource for patients that need access to a same-day dental appointment. We directly partner with local dentists in Bangor, ME 04401 that are open during off peak hours and weekends to help patients find an emergency appointment. Our services include: direct scheduling with dental providers, insurance verifications, discounted dental plans, and dental financing for emergency, specialty, and cosmetic dental procedures.
For patients that are looking for an emergency dentist with no insurance or extra cash/credit to pay for their dental emergency, EDS now offers multiple financing options to help cover unexpected dental expenses. Get an Instant approval (all credit levels accepted): click here to apply for a Dental Emergency Line Of Credit.
To schedule a same-day appointment, simply call 1-888-896-1427, enter your zip code, and our patient support team will help you find a dentist immediately.
Dr. Michael Yoo
552 Stillwater Ave, Bangor ME, 04401
Tufts University
1679211759
Male
English, Korean
Dr. Amrita Reddy
206 High St, Ste D, Ellsworth ME, 04605
Goldman School of Dental Medicine
1518003458
Female
English, Hindi, Telugu, and Gujarati
Our Patient Support Team, Emergency Dental Services (EDS), was designed to direct patients to emergency dentists in the Bangor area who offer the services needed. All dentists in the EDS network are available after standard business hours for patients requiring emergency care.
Additional services our patient care team provides include scheduling appointments with the dentists in our network, ensuring that insurance information is correct, and discovering available discounted dental plans or financing options for every kind of dental treatment.
Patients needing urgent dental care who are without the finances or insurance may be eligible for financing options or payment plans available. This is based on the dental provider or the patient’s situation. Contact our Support Team at 1-888-896-1427 for learning more information or to schedule a same-day appointment.
Each licensed dental provider within the EDS network offers emergency and urgent dental treatments in the Bangor area. EDS allows patients the capability of contacting the 24-hour phone system for help in emergency situations. This phone system directs patients to local emergency dentists in their area, discovers financing options, and finds the right dental care for their circumstances.
For help with scheduling an appointment with an in-network dental provider, you may contact the EDS Support Team at 1-888-896-1427.
If you believe that your jaw is broken, have difficulty swallowing, or have trouble breathing because of severe swelling, then seek treatment from the emergency room. Keep in mind that they are not able to perform routine dental procedures. Dentists may treat other emergencies such as infections, broken or chipped teeth, or replacing or repairing a lost filling or crown.
The 3-3-3 rule is a way to temporarily treat pain for a severe toothache. This method involves taking three 200mg tablets of ibuprofen, three times each day over the space of eight hours. Do this over three days until you are able to see an emergency dentist, as this is not a cure for the root issue of a toothache.
Until you can see a dentist for treatment, take care of facial swelling by applying a cold compress to the affected area for 15 minutes at a time. Then, remove the compress for 15 minutes. Keep repeating the process until swelling begins to diminish, or until you can see the dentist.
To remove debris or bacteria, you may try gently rinsing your mouth with warm salt water. If you do not have broken or chipped teeth, you may also be able to try carefully flossing. You may take over-the-counter pain medication for temporary pain relief, but be careful not to apply aspirin directly to the gums, as chemical burns could result.
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