Severe pain or swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out or loose tooth, serious tooth damage, infection, or a jaw injury may be a dental emergency.
Emergency Dentistry
Get the urgent attention your smile needs. Contact Maldonado Dentistry when severe tooth pain, swelling, bleeding, a damaged tooth, or another dental emergency occurs so you can receive timely care.
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Cost
Your cost depends on the nature of the emergency and the treatment you need. We accept insurance.
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Procedure Duration
Your appointment length depends on the severity of your emergency and the treatment your dentist determines is needed.
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Pain Level
We focus on relieving pain as quickly as possible and addressing its cause. Sedation may be available based on the treatment you require.
Sedation Dentistry
Emergency Dentistry for Urgent Dental Problems
A dental emergency can happen unexpectedly and may require immediate treatment to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, address infection, or save a tooth. At Maldonado Dentistry, we offer same-day emergency appointments to get you relief fast. Our expert team will evaluate your symptoms, determine the cause, and recommend appropriate treatment to help restore your comfort and oral health.
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Process
- Contact the office. Call or text as soon as you experience severe pain, swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, or another urgent dental problem.
- Receive an evaluation. Your dentist will assess your symptoms and the affected tooth, gums, jaw, or restoration to determine what is causing the emergency.
- Discuss treatment. Your dentist will explain the problem and recommend treatment to relieve pain, stop bleeding, treat infection, save the tooth, or address damage.
- Receive urgent care. Treatment will depend on your specific dental emergency and its severity.
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Next Steps
- Follow aftercare instructions. Carefully follow the aftercare guidance provided for your specific treatment.
- Protect the treated area. Follow recommendations for eating, oral hygiene, and other activities while your mouth recovers.
- Monitor your symptoms. Pay attention to persistent or worsening pain, swelling, bleeding, or other concerns and contact the office when necessary.
- Complete additional care. Return for any recommended follow-up treatment to restore your oral health and protect the affected tooth.
FAQ
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What is considered a dental emergency?
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When should I go to the hospital for a dental emergency?
Go to an emergency medical facility when your condition is extremely severe or a serious infection may pose a life-threatening risk.
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Are dental emergencies covered by insurance?
Some dental emergencies are covered by insurance. Coverage depends on your specific plan and treatment. We can help you file a claim.