24 hour emergency dentist near me in Palm Coast, FL

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Book an emergency 24 hour dentist in Palm Coast

Emergency dental care in Palm Coast, FL is only a call away. Our pain-free services provide immediate relief for any unexpected dental issues. We offer a wide range of treatments including restorations, extractions, and more. Contact us now to receive quality care from experienced professionals.

What is a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is a situation when immediate care is needed for severe tooth pain, an abscessed tooth, broken/chipped/cracked teeth and other related issues. Get in touch quickly with us to receive prompt medical attention. Act now before it's too late.

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How do you diagnose dental emergencies?

At Emergency Dental Clinic, we take dental emergencies seriously and quickly. Our experienced team uses diagnostic tools like x-rays and visual examinations to determine the best treatment; then provide professional care to get you smiling again. So if you're in pain, don't wait - call us today for a same-day appointment.

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What are the most common dental emergencies?

The most common dental emergencies we see at our clinic include toothaches, abscessed teeth, and chipped teeth. We also treat patients with lost dental fillings, bleeding gums, and wisdom tooth pain.

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What happens if your tooth breaks off?

Broken teeth can be repaired through fillings, crowns or bonding. Treatment usually involves removing the decayed material then filling/capping it to prevent further damage. Easy and painless. Visit us at (your office) for an evaluation today – your smile deserves the best care.

Should I see a dentist for a tooth abscess?

A tooth infection should be treated right away—it can damage surrounding teeth, gums and your overall health. You should rinse with warm salt water to reduce inflammation, take painkillers as needed, and ask your doctor for antibiotics. To properly treat a tooth infection it is important to contact an emergency dentist in Palm Coast immediately before the infection spreads.

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What are preventive dental techniques?

Brush & floss twice daily and visit your dentist regularly to maintain good oral hygiene; avoid hard foods, chewing on pencils and ice; if you have a dental emergency don't let it go untreated – call us now.

FAQ

Is it ok to ignore a toothache?

No, it is not ok to ignore a toothache. Go see your dentist so they can evaluate the extent of the problem and provide treatments to help relieve discomfort and prevent long-term issues.

Does brushing teeth help toothache?

Yes, brushing teeth can help relief from toothache. It helps to remove plaque and bacteria, which prevents cavities and decay that commonly cause painful dental health issues. Regular flossing can also be beneficial in relieving toothaches.

How long can a tooth infection go untreated?

A tooth infection can go untreated for a long time but it is not advised as the longer an infection goes on, the more of an issue it can become. Untreated infections have been known to cause damage to other teeth, gums and even jawbones.

How soon should a dentist see me in an emergency?

In an emergency situation, it is important to see the dentist as soon as possible. You should contact your dentist or a nearby dental office immediately and explain the problem so that you can get directions on how to handle it and make an appointment if needed.

What happens if you don't remove a decayed tooth?

If a decayed tooth is not removed, it can continue to break down and cause pain and infection. Eventually, it may become loose or even fall out on its own. Over time, surrounding teeth may also be affected, leading to other potential problems such as gum disease.

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