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 six 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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