Things To Look For When Establishing The Need For Emergency Dental Care

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Generally, you need emergency dental care if a
tooth or teeth is knocked out, forced out of
position or unexpectedly loosened.
Your Naperville, IL family dentist is here to
help get your oral health back on track.
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Here are a few things to look for when
establishing the need for emergency dental care
- Toothaches A persistent toothache could
indicate a developing cavity or another type
of infection.
- A cut on the tongue, lip or cheek Haphazardly
biting your tongue, lip or cheek could mean a
crack or break in the tooth. This is also true
for unexpected cuts in these same areas.
- Knocked out permanent tooth or broken tooth If
a tooth is knocked out or broken, it needs
immediate attention. Treatment may require a form
of dental implants or crowns.
- Bleeding after a baby tooth has fallen out A
little blood is normal. However, if the
bleeding doesnt stop, this warrants an emergency
visit to our kids dentist.
- Cold or canker sores Injury to the mouth can
cause cold or canker sores, especially after
having initial dental work.
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Types of a Dental Emergency
- A Knocked-Out Tooth - A Cracked Tooth - A
Dental Crown Comes Off - An Infected Tooth - A
Broken Jaw
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Choose Naperville Commons Dental as your same-day
emergency dental team because you will receive
comprehensive care from a highly trained staff
with your emergency dental needs in mind.
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Our same-day service is never rushed- you'll
receive the same care as if you were coming in
for a routine visit.
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Contact Us
Naperville Commons Dental Matthew Burns,
DMD William Murphy, DDS 24 W 500 Maple Ave,
217 Naperville, IL 605401 (630)
355-2935 napervillecommonsdental_at_gmail.com