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 Emergency Dental Visit | Emergency Dentist  

What Are Dental Emergencies  

If you require immediate dental treatment to stop bleeding, alleviate pain, or prevent tooth loss, this is generally considered an emergency. Dental situations that are not considered dental emergencies might include a chipped tooth or a lost crown or filling – unless you're experiencing severe pain.

 

What Causes A Dental Emergency  

Dental emergencies are often caused by accidents and injuries. Some sports create risk of jaw or tooth injuries. Eating pieces of ice, un-popped popcorn kernels, or hard candies can also lead to dental emergencies. Using your teeth to cut tape or other objects is another thing that may cause dental emergencies. Other common causes for dental emergencies include decay, eating, and accidents. Oral pain related to decay is a common cause for dental emergencies. 

Dental Emergencies With LADD Dental Group 

We at LADD Dental Group accept emergency dental patients. We strive to see as many same day emergencies as we can, and we take pride in getting our patients out of pain as quickly as possible. Check out what an emergency tooth extraction looks like here at LADD Dental Group. 

 

If you are currently experiencing a dental emergency, give the team at LADD Dental Group a call today.  


 







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