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Let Emergency Dentist

Dr. Craig Longenecker

Handle Your Dental Emergency

When Should I Call About a Dental Emergency?

  1. If you have experienced an accident or injury that has caused severe damage to more than just your teeth — including your face, head, neck, or shoulders — go immediately to the emergency room. We can help your teeth after we know that the rest of you is safe and healthy.
  2. You should see an emergency dentist any time a crown or tooth has broken into multiple pieces or if the tooth has been knocked out altogether.
  3. Smaller chips and very minor cracks — those which do not run too deeply — will not be a severe detriment to your health or your teeth, if you need to wait a few days to get them cared for. Get them taken care of when you can, but you do not need to worry about instant treatment.
  4. Tooth pain can be an emergency. If the tooth pain is severe, call us. Remember: just because you can stand the pain doesn’t mean you need to. The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can clear up that tooth pain and restore your dental health.

Judy | Patient

“I came in here and he fixed the tooth and it was totally painless.”

Emergency Dentistry First Aid