In most cases, you can treat the dental emergency with an over-the-counter pain reliever or ice pack until the dental office opens for the day. Alternatively, you can call our office and leave a message for the dentist.
If you have a dental emergency that extends beyond your tooth, such as trauma or a fall, we urge you to seek treatment at your local ER. You can contact our dental clinic after you’ve been stabilized.
What Is a Dental Emergency?
A dental emergency is any oral health issue that causes discomfort or puts your dental health at risk.
Signs of a dental emergency in Langhorne, PA, include:
- A Toothache
- Jaw Swelling
- Oral Injury
Tooth or Restoration Knocked Out or Damaged
If you’re unsure whether your issue is a dental emergency, a member of the dental team can provide guidance.
To lower your risk of dental emergencies, be sure to brush and floss at least twice daily and visit your dentist every 6 months for checkups and teeth cleanings. If you notice any changes in your oral health, we recommend contacting us before they worsen into a dental emergency.
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