A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, broken or cracked teeth, knocked-out teeth, loose or displaced teeth, broken crowns or fillings, soft tissue injuries, or swollen and painful gums. If you’re experiencing any of these, you should seek immediate care.
Quality Utah Emergency Dentist
Dental emergencies can happen at any time and to anyone. They put your entire life on hold, are extremely painful, and may cause long-term damage to your oral health if left untreated. Our team at Abundant Dental Care understands the importance of having a pain-free, healthy, and aesthetically pleasing smile, which is why we provide emergency dental services to our Utah customers.
24/7 Emergency Dental Care
Dental emergencies are a surprisingly common occurrence and should be fixed as soon as possible to allow for proper healing.
Untreated dental problems can cause pain, anxiety, and can stop people from performing everyday activities. If you’re experiencing pain in your teeth, jaw, or gums, you should seek medical attention ASAP to limit potential long-term oral damage. Our team is well-equipped to handle any dental emergency.
Some of the common dental emergencies symptoms we treat include:
- Broken or cracked teeth
- Knocked out (avulsed) tooth emergency
- Falling out adult teeth
- Soft tissue lacerations
- Swollen or painful gums
- Tooth subluxation (loose teeth)
- Broken dental crowns or fillings
- Intense tooth pain
FAQ
Do you offer 24/7 emergency dental care in Utah?
Yes. Abundant Dental Care provides round-the-clock emergency dental services. Whether it’s late at night, on the weekend, or during a holiday, our team is here to help you get relief and protect your oral health.
What should I do if I knock out a tooth?
If a permanent tooth is knocked out, gently rinse it with water (without scrubbing), try placing it back into the socket if possible, or keep it in a container of milk. Then, get to an emergency dentist immediately—time is critical for saving the tooth.
How quickly should I see a dentist for severe tooth pain?
Severe or sudden tooth pain can indicate infection, decay, or another urgent issue. You should see a dentist right away to prevent further complications and get fast pain relief.
Can you treat broken crowns or fillings in an emergency?
Yes. Our emergency dental team can repair or replace broken crowns and fillings to restore your comfort and protect your tooth from further damage.
