24 hour emergency dentist near me in Oregon, WI

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Book an emergency 24 hour dentist in Oregon

Welcome to Oregon, WI's premier emergency dental care provider. We understand how painful toothaches and other urgent oral care issues can be and provide same-day appointments with experienced dentists to get you relief fast. Our goal is to help restore comfort so that you can enjoy life again. Call us now for peace of mind.

What is considered a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is an urgent need for tooth repair. This can include a severe and sudden toothache, abscessed, broken, chipped or cracked teeth. If you are experiencing such painful symptoms, you should visit your dentist right away. Act now and get the treatment you need before it's too late.

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How do you diagnose dental problems?

At our emergency dental clinic, we diagnose every dental emergency by quickly assessing the patient's signs and symptoms. We make sure that they receive the proper treatment so their condition doesn't become worse. Then we provide personalized care to address both urgent needs and long-term oral health objectives. Contact us today for a free evaluation.

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What are the most common dental emergencies?

The dental emergencies we frequently treat at our clinic include toothaches, broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, and damaged dental fillings. We also see patients with bleeding cheeks, locked jaws, and impacted teeth.

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Can you fix a cracked tooth?

Cracked teeth can be repaired with restorative treatments like fillings or dentist-applied crowns and veneers. Fast treatment is important to prevent pain and further damage, so visit an emergency dental clinic today.

Can you reinsert a knocked out tooth?

If your tooth has been knocked out or avulsed, try to find the tooth and rinse it off with water. Do not scrub or use soap as this can damage the root of the tooth. Try to place back in its socket if possible and hold it there for 15-20 minutes. If that does not work store it in a glass of milk until you reach an emergency dentist. Contact an urgent dental clinic in Oregon for further instructions or medical help.

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What are preventive dental techniques?

Brush and floss daily, use a fluoride toothpaste, avoid sugary snacks and drinks, visit your dentist regularly – all simple steps to reduce the risk of dental emergencies. Take charge of your oral health now before it's too late. Schedule an appointment today

FAQ

How long does a toothache last without treatment?

Without treatment, a toothache can last for days or even weeks and the pain may become worse over time. It is important to get treatment as soon as possible to help relieve the discomfort and prevent any further damage to your teeth.

Does lying down make a toothache worse?

No, lying down does not necessarily make a toothache worse; however it can be uncomfortable due to the pressure of gravity on your jaw. If you are experiencing a severe toothache it might be best for you to consult with your dentist about relief options.

How do you know when a tooth abscess is serious?

A tooth abscess is considered serious when it causes extreme pain, swelling in the face or neck, a fever and/or bad breath. If left untreated the infection can spread to other parts of the body resulting in severe illness.

Can the emergency room do anything for a tooth infection?

The emergency room can provide basic treatments and temporary relief but they are not equipped to treat a tooth infection. You should see a dentist as soon as possible who will assess your situation and provide the appropriate treatment.

Are cavities dental emergencies?

No, cavities are not dental emergencies. Cavities should be treated as soon as possible, first with a filling or crown and then by improving hygiene practice to protect the teeth from further damage.

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