World Emergency Relief Dental Services

If you are looking for a world emergency dentist you have come to the right place. A dental emergency can be a very stressful experience. The condition will only get worse if it is not treated right away. Emergency Dental Professionals will fix any dental problems you are suffering from.

You should contact us if you have a dental emergency. We work with some of the best dentists in the area and will make sure you get the care you deserve.

Patients undergoing a dental emergency suffer both physically and emotionally. Fortunately, very few dental emergencies are untreatable. We have some of the best dental professionals in the area and will do whatever it takes to fix the condition and alleviate your pain.

The important thing is for you to seek treatment right away. Dental emergencies become more serious if they are left untreated.

Emergency Dental Professionals in Texas

Anyone who has ever had a toothache can tell you searching for a dentist that will see you for a dental emergency can be quite difficult. Whether you broke a front tooth biting into a caramel apple at a festival or woke up with an abscess due to dental neglect, we can help. Call our office, and our highly trained office staff will get you set up with the same day dental appointment for your dental emergency. When you visit our offices our gentle dentist will assess your dental emergency, and work to eliminate your tooth pain. Our services are top-notch and affordable. Houston Dentist, Dr. Kamila Husain, who specializes in Invisalign reminds us not to let the fear of the dentist or fear of high dental bills scare you away from relieving your tooth pain today.

What to Expect from Your Emergency Dentist

Despite the way you have been treated in the past, our Emergency Dentists will not lecture you, or make you feel guilty about your dental emergency. Instead, we will work quickly and expertly to assess your situation and to come up with a dental plan that meets your physical needs as well as your budget needs. Because we understand that some patients have dental emergencies because of the fear of the dentist or tight budgets makes it impossible to visit a dentist for preventive care. For these patients, we offer gentle techniques, sedation if necessary, and affordable dental arrangements. Whenever you experience extreme toothache pain, contact the toothache relief experts, and we will get you feeling better in no time.

Our Dentists provide the following emergency dental services.

Emergency Dentist

Emergency Dentists

We provide treatment for any dental emergency you may be suffering from. Here are some of the problems that we provide treatment for:

  • Dental pain. You may be suffering from pain in your teeth or gums. Dental pain shouldn’t be ignored because it is usually an indication that you are suffering from a more serious dental condition. We will help diagnose the condition and give you insight on how to treat it.
  • Avulsed teeth or crowns. You may have lost one of your teeth or crowns in an accident. We are usually able to reset the tooth for you. Contact us right away to find out what steps you should take before coming into our clinic.
  • Lost filling. You may have lost a filling after an accident. Old fillings may also loosen over time. You should call us right away to have your filling replaced right away.
  • Gum disease. The American Dental Association estimates that approximately half of adults over the age of 30 have some form of periodontal disease. This condition can be serious when it exacerbates. You may feel pain in your gums and they may even start to bleed. This is a serious condition, but we can treat it if you come in. We will provide gum surgeries and prescribe medications to help reverse gum disease before it worsens.
  • Cracked teeth. Most people are very anxious after losing a tooth to dental trauma. However, cracked teeth can be just as painful and serious if they aren’t treated as soon as possible. Many people don’t even realize they have cracked a tooth after an accident. Fortunately, our dentists know how to fix a cracked or broken tooth. We use magnified vision to identify any fissures and treat them accordingly. We use a number of procedures to repair damaged teeth including cement, crowns and dental bridges.
  • Objects caught in your teeth. Some patients have foreign objects lodged in between their teeth. They may be able to remove these objects themselves, but they sometimes need more professional assistance. Never try using anything other than dental floss to remove the object. You could cause serious damage to your teeth or gums. Visit us as soon as possible and we will remove the object for you.
  • Painful cavity. Cavities can be painful, but they aren’t usually dental emergencies. However, sometimes the pain is so extreme that you need to receive treatment right away. We can help if you can’t schedule an appointment with your dentist. Schedule an appointment with us for an emergency filling.
  • Soft tissue injuries. You may bleed if you accidentally cut your tongue, gums or the roof of your mouth. Bleeding usually subsides after you use some gauze. However, you may need to see us for emergency medical treatment if the bleeding is excessive and you can’t reduce it.
  • Abscess An abscess is a serious infection near the root of a tooth. It can become extremely painful and spread to your gums and other teeth if it is left untreated. You may have an abscess if you have a painful swelling along your gum line. This infection is often in the shape of a pimple. Fortunately, there are a number of ways we can treat the infection for you. We will drain the abscess, perform route cannel surgery and place a crown on top of the tooth. These steps will remove the infected material and save your teeth and gums.
Dental Emergency

Dental Emergency Clinics

These problems are all very serious and should not be ignored. Please call us right away if you think you are suffering from any of these conditions.

  • immediate toothache relief
  • emergency weekend dental care
  • emergency holiday dental care
  • affordable, urgent dental care
  • instant toothache relief
  • get out of tooth pain
  • relief for tooth abscess
  • emergency dentist
  • dental emergency
  • emergency dental care
  • sedated dentistry
  • emergency dental appointment
  • affordable dentistry
  • gentle dentistry
  • gentle dental techniques
  • avoid further dental emergencies
  • same-day dental appointment
  • experienced emergency dentist
  • broken tooth
  • emergency tooth extractions
  • invisalign issues

What steps should I take if I have a dental emergency?

Firstly, if the patient is unconscious, is experiencing uncontrollable bleeding or is experiencing any other symptoms that require immediate medical attention, stop reading this site now and call or text 911.  You should always call for help in the event of a medical emergency.

If the patient is not experiencing any of the above but has had a dental accident involving a dislodged or partially dislodged tooth, he or she should still see an emergency dentist as quickly as possible.  For the best chance at saving and re-inserting the tooth, try to see a dentist within an hour of the accident.  Scroll to the sidebar at the top of the page for first-aid tips in the meantime.

When should I contact an emergency dentist?

If you’ve experienced dental pain that’s lasted more than a few days, don’t ignore it any longer.  It could be caused by a cavity, tooth decay or (worst of all) an infection.  Ignoring a dental emergency can increase the risk of permanent damage to your health.

The bad news is that you may have had a dental emergency.  The good news is that fallen-out or damaged teeth can be re-implanted or repaired in many cases.

But time is of the essence.  The sooner you call one of the dentists below, the more likely you’ll get the best care possible.

They can put an end to your pain.

So call today.

Emergency Dental Tips

  1. If you’ve lost a dental crown or filling, try using a piece of chewing gum to fill the hole. Don’t forget to use sugarless gum!
  2. If you can, try placing the tooth back in the socket without touching the root.
  3. Gently bite down on a piece of gauze to keep the tooth in the socket.
  4. If you can’t put the tooth back in its socket, try to keep it between your cheek and gum line to prevent it from drying out.
  5. As a last resort, keep it in a glass of milk and bring it to the dentist.
  6. Don’t scrub the tooth that’s fallen out or try to remove dirt from it, especially not with alcohol.
  7. If a cracked tooth is your problem, immediately rinse your mouth out with warm water. This will help clean the affected area.
  8. If you experience any swelling, put a cold compress or bag of ice on your face.