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Stop Unexpected Dental Pain
Emergencies happen in the blink of an eye, leaving you scared, in pain, and desperate for relief. If you or a family member is experiencing severe dental damage or pain, contact our dental office right away.
Emergencies within business hours will receive attention from Dr. Diercks, Dr. Karamardian, or Dr. Berozsky on the same day, so that your recovery starts without delay.
If you're experiencing an emergency after hours or over the weekend, you can still reach out to our office. Our answering service will guide you through instructions to get you in touch with one of our dentists for emergency care.
Your Path to Relief
- Same-Day Emergency Appointments
- Calming Sedation to Settle Your Nerves
- A Compassionate Team That Guides You
A Simple Plan for Recovery
Let's Put a Stop to Your Pain
- After you've called and explained your situation, we'll make arrangements to see you as soon as we can. Our team will also be able to share some advice on what you can do before you get to our office.
- Once you've arrived, we'll take the necessary steps to get you out of any immediate pain and examine your teeth to figure out the source of the problem. When we've identified it, we'll walk you through our recommended treatment.
- Lastly, we'll work quickly to resolve your emergency by carrying out the agreed-upon treatment plan. Any dental emergency can feel overwhelming, but you can rest assured that our team is acting in the best interest of your current situation, as well as your long-term oral health.
When You Should Call
What Counts as an Emergency?
Honest Financial Guidance for Your Emergency
Whether you're faced with a dental emergency or you're visiting for a proactive check-up, we approach your care the same way: like a partnership. The actual cost of your appointment will depend on what treatment you require and whether you have dental insurance coverage. Once you're in our chair, we'll be able to give you a clear estimate and promise to never leave you in the dark regarding how much your treatment will cost.
In an Emergency, Time Is of the Essence
Regardless of your situation, one thing stays true for dental emergencies: waiting will make the problem worse. Don't risk your oral health or endure unnecessary pain. We're standing by to offer same-day appointments and clear treatment plans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will my toothache go away on its own?
Toothaches generally don’t go away on their own. That’s why it’s best to schedule a checkup with us to make sure nothing is wrong, especially since there are many potential causes. Doing this will also help catch underlying problems before they become serious.
Should I visit the emergency room first for my dental emergency?
Unfortunately, most emergency rooms aren’t able to address dental emergencies effectively. However, there are three exceptions. You should head directly to the ER if you’ve experienced a jaw fracture or dislocation, a serious cut or laceration to the face, or an abscess or infection that’s swollen to the point of affecting breathing or swallowing. In any other circumstance, you are better off getting in touch with our team first.
Can I pop a dental abscess on my own?
You should never try to pop a dental abscess on your own. Instead, get in touch with us right away, as this is a dental infection and is, therefore, a dental emergency. Popping the abscess will only expose your mouth to more bacteria and irritate the area more.
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