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Knocked-out tooth – quick action (within an hour) by a dentist near you can often save it.
Chipped, broken, or cracked tooth – when it causes pain or has sharp edges.
Loose or displaced tooth – usually from injury or trauma.
Excessive bleeding in the mouth – after an accident or extraction.
Swelling in gums, face, or jaw – may signal infection or abscess.
Dental abscess – a dangerous infection that needs urgent treatment near you.
Lost filling, crown, or dental implant issue – may require fast repair if painful.
When a sudden dental problem strikes, finding emergency dental aid near you can make all the difference. Quick access to a trusted emergency dentist helps relieve pain, prevent infection, and save your teeth from further damage.
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Don’t wait until tomorrow—fast relief today can make all the difference in saving your teeth and health.
Not sure if your dental issue counts as an emergency? Here are clear signs you need urgent care:
Uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth or gums.
Severe, throbbing toothache that doesn’t improve.
Sudden swelling in the jaw, face, or gums.
Knocked-out or partially dislodged tooth.
Signs of infection – pus, fever, swollen lymph nodes.
Broken or sharp dental appliances causing cuts or discomfort.
Accidents involving the mouth, teeth, or jaw (sports, falls, or trauma).
Remember: Ignoring these signs can lead to serious complications, including spreading infections or permanent tooth loss.
