Emergency Dentistry in New York, NY

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What is emergency dental care?

Looking for much-needed professional care when you have a dental emergency can be an inconvenient, painful situation. Unexpected dental emergencies might be due to athletic mishaps, physical altercations, stumbling over a curb, or even just chewing hard foods. Our dentists at Madison Avenue Dentists offer timely emergency oral health care in an attentive setting. We commonly see a range of pressing dental concerns for New York, NY patients, including damaged fillings, oral pain, and dislodged or broken teeth. A dental trauma won't always trigger oral pain so it's necessary to get your mouth examined for any hidden damage. We always strive to offer emergency dental visits as soon as possible.

Who is a candidate for emergency dental care?

People of all ages can have a dental emergency. Types of emergencies include acute or chronic oral pain, dislodged or chipped teeth, oral abscesses, loose restorations, including crowns and bridges, gum bleeding or inflammation, and other dental trauma. Seeking out the urgent dental services required as quickly as you can is the most reliable method to ease oral discomfort and safeguard your oral health. In many situations, it can be the deciding factor between saving and losing a tooth. Because even insignificant cracks and irritation can indicate bigger concerns when neglected, your best option is to reach out to our team at Madison Avenue Dentists in New York, NY as soon as possible for any variety of dental emergencies.

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What should I expect during my emergency dental appointment?

The requirements for care for urgent dental issues will vary for each patient. When you come for your exam, a member of our dental team at Madison Avenue Dentists will fully assess your concerns before determining a diagnosis. Digital x-rays might be conducted to examine the teeth for hidden trauma, like to the bone, tooth roots, or jaw. Once we fully learn the degree of your oral condition, we will discuss your treatment needs. The main concern of an emergency evaluation is to help with tooth pain and identify damage. We do everything we can to bring back the function, appeal, and total health of your oral structures as soon as we can. Follow-up therapies in our New York, NY office could be required.

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Anytime a patient needs emergency dental issues addressed, our team of professionals at Madison Avenue Dentists is here to lend a hand. Our caring team moves swiftly to soothe tooth pain, take care of a dental injury, and remove the stress from emergency visits. For same-day, efficient emergency dentistry solutions, connect with our New York, NY staff right away. We are happy to provide you with quick, professional dental care so that you can get fast relief.

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What is considered a dental emergency?

Dental emergencies left untreated can lead to serious complications, infection, and even permanent damage. If you experience the following, call our team as soon as you can:

  • Toothaches (a mild toothache can escalate if untreated, don’t wait for it to get worse)
  • Chipped or broken teeth
  • Knocked-out tooth
  • Partially-dislodged tooth
  • Loss of a filling or crown
  • Broken braces and wires
  • Soft-tissue injury
  • Abscess
Are there things I can do at home if I cannot see a dentist immediately?

Absolutely, and most of it involves items you already have in your home. If you are experiencing tooth pain or swelling, use dental floss to dislodge any interlopers and then put a cold compress outside of your mouth. Lost or broke a tooth? Collect the pieces or whole tooth and rinse in warm water. Don’t touch the root of your tooth while rinsing it. Place the tooth in a container of milk. If your teeth or gums are bleeding, apply pressure with clean, dry gauze until the bleeding stops.

Will I have to get a cap or use my real tooth if my tooth gets knocked out?

If you can clean the tooth, keep it in milk, and get in to see Madison Avenue Dentists as soon as possible, you are more likely to have a successful reattachment. If you break or chip a tooth, we will repair the damage with a filling or bonding. However, our dentists may recommend a dental cap or crown if the break is severe or if there is significant decay.

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