Emergency Dentist Flower Mound

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

Here is a brief breakdown of how we treat dental emergencies and what you need to do:

1. Call Our Office – Whether it’s the middle of the weekday or a Sunday evening, we’re here for all of your urgent dental needs. Call our office and let us know what happened; we’ll let you know when you need to come in.
2. Attend Your Appointment – Dental emergencies only worsen without professional care, so be sure you attend your appointment after you’ve called us. In the meantime, follow the first-aid tips provided by us over the phone.
3. Let Us Mend Your Smile – Our top priority is relieving your pain and ensuring that your smile’s issue is addressed, and future issues are far less likely to occur. We assure you that you will leave without dental pain and in good spirits!
   

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

Believe it or not, every dental emergency isn’t outright painful; in fact, sometimes it’s the ones that don’t cause pain that end up being quite serious! When you call our office, we’ll let you know when to come in – but in the meantime, here’s a brief list of some of the most common ones we see at our practice and how they’re treated:

The Benefits of Emergency Dentistry

Say Goodbye to Pain and Discomfort

There’s no need to let pain hold you back any longer as you try to navigate your daily routine. It can even impact your ability to eat your favorite foods and converse with loved ones. Discover effective solutions to relieve your pain and regain control of your life.

Reclaim Your Confident Smile

Don't let dental issues keep you from smiling with confidence. Your smile is what others notice about you when they first see you, and if your smile is in pain, they’ll be able to tell! Restore your cracked or chipped teeth and transform your smile in the process with our expert dental services.

Stop Complications in Their Tracks

Leaving dental emergencies alone can escalate them into more serious problems. This won’t just threaten your dental health and overall wellness; it’ll also become more costly to receive treatment in the future. Seeking emergency care when you need it is a form of proactive care; you’ll be setting your smile up for better health and a lower chance of experiencing a dental emergency down the road.