We're ready to provide immediate, gentle care for your child's urgent dental needs. Whether it's a knocked-out tooth, severe pain, or any other dental emergency, our caring team will see your child quickly and turn a stressful situation into a manageable one. If your child is experiencing an emergency, or you aren’t sure what qualifies as a dental emergency, call us right away, and we'll guide you through next steps.
Prompt emergency care helps stop minor injuries or issues from becoming major problems, protecting your child’s smile and health in the long term.
Dental emergencies can be painful and distressing, especially for young ones. Emergency care offers fast relief, helping your child feel comfortable and secure again.
Immediate care can save teeth, reduce damage, and support proper healing, setting your child up for better oral health outcomes as they grow.
We prioritize emergency cases and will see your child as quickly as possible. Our team is specially trained to handle pediatric dental emergencies while keeping little ones calm and comfortable.
From the moment you call, we'll walk you through immediate steps to take at home. Our team provides clear instructions to help you manage the situation until you reach our office.
We handle all types of dental emergencies in our kid-friendly office, from treating injuries to relieving pain, often avoiding the need for a stressful emergency room visit.
Here's what you can expect.
Call our office immediately. We'll assess the situation and provide specific instructions for immediate care at home.
We'll schedule your child for the earliest possible appointment, often the same day. Our team is trained to handle emergencies efficiently while maintaining a calm environment.
Your child's comfort comes first. We'll address any pain or discomfort before proceeding with necessary treatment.
After addressing the immediate emergency, we'll create a comprehensive plan to prevent future issues and ensure your child's ongoing dental health.
Find the tooth if possible and handle it by the crown (not the root). Gently rinse it with water and try to place it back in the socket. If you can't, place it in milk or saliva and call us immediately – time is crucial to save their tooth!
Any severe pain, injury, swelling, or bleeding should be considered an emergency. When in doubt, call us. We'd rather guide you through a non-emergency than miss something serious.
Clean the affected area gently with warm water, apply a cold compress for swelling, and give age-appropriate over-the-counter pain medication if needed. Avoid placing Orajel directly on gums or teeth. We'll provide specific instructions when you call.