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- Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon on staff
- Experience treating complex cases
- Weekend and evening surgery appointments
- All treatment in one location
Emergency Dental Jacksonville
We handle all types of dental emergencies
From routine cleanings to complex dental surgery and full mouth restorations with dental implants – we’ve got YOU covered!
- Extractions
- Wisdom Teeth
- Bridges
- Crowns
- Veneers
- Dentures & Partials
- Denture Repair
- Fillings
- Bondings
- Root Canals
- Gum Problems
- Implants
- INVISALIGN®
- Oral Surgery
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Specialists on staff to treat all your needs in one location
Emergency Dental Services
Not every dental appointment is scheduled six months in advance. Between your regular appointments, you may develop a dental problem that needs to be addressed sooner in order to save your tooth and protect your oral health. If the problem is severe enough, you will need an emergency appointment that will address the problem immediately. Emergency dental appointments are reserved for serious or severe dental problems that can result in the loss of a tooth or more serious health problems if left untreated. The goal is to protect the tooth and keep you in good dental and oral health. If that is at risk, an emergency dental appointment may be needed.Reasons for Emergency Dental Care
Not every dental problem is an emergency. Even if you have tooth or gum pain, you may not need emergency dental services. Typically, emergency dental appointments are used for severe problems that can result in the loss of a tooth or for additional health problems if the problem is not resolved. Most often, you should see an emergency dentist Jacksonville, FL for any of the following:- A broken or knocked-out tooth
- A broken or lost filling
- A broken or lost crown
- Broken or loose appliances
- Broken or loose dentures
- Broken or loose implants
- Severely damaged tooth
Getting Emergency Dental Care
If you need an emergency dental appointment, your dentist will give you any specific instructions about how to prepare for your appointment. This may include rinsing with warm water or using an ice pack to reduce swelling. After your emergency need is addressed, it is a good idea to make a follow-up appointment to address any other issues you have. Your emergency dentist may point out further care that you need, or you may need a follow-up appointment to finish or check the dental work you get at your emergency appointment. Not every dental appointment can be planned. Sometimes problems arise between regular appointments that have to be addressed so you can stay in good oral health. Whether you suffer an injury that knocks out a tooth or you have severe damage that calls for an emergency tooth extraction, seeing your emergency dentist will help ensure that you have the healthiest smile you can. If you have a dental problem that may need emergency dentist Jacksonville, contact Dental Arts of Florida today.FAQs
Q. How do I know if I need emergency dental services? A. Emergency dental care is used for patients with serious problems that could results in the loss of a tooth or other health problems. Some reasons for emergency dental services are severely damaged teeth, broken or loose implants, broken or loose dentures, a broken or lost crown or filling, broken or loose appliances, or a broken or knocked-out tooth. You may also need emergency dental care if you have a severe dental infection. Q. What if I’m in a lot of pain? A. Pain is often a sign that you have a problem that needs to be addressed, but it doesn’t always mean you need an emergency dental appointment. Talk to your dentist about the cause of the pain to help determine if you need an emergency appointment or not. Q. How do I prepare for an emergency appointment? A. If you need to do anything prior to your appointment, such as rinsing with warm water or using ice to reduce swelling, your emergency dentist will let you know when you schedule the appointment. Q. What do I do after my appointment? A. Your emergency dentist will give you instructions if you need any care after your appointment. You may need a follow-up appointment to check on your teeth or to finish dental work. It is also recommended that you make an appointment to address any other (non-emergency) dental problems to prevent further damage to your teeth and oral health. Q. How soon will I be able to get an appointment? A. Scheduling your appointment will depend on appointment availability and the severity of your needs. We will do everything we can to make an appointment right away so you can get the emergency dental services you need. Q. Can emergency dental care be prevented? A. Lots of emergency dental services occur because of underlying problems that are not fixed when they first arise. For example, an untreated cavity can get more severe, eventually resulting in major tooth damage. But some emergency dental care is unexpected, such as a tooth being knocked out due to an injury.Why Choose Dental Arts?
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