Dental Emergencies
In Bee Cave

If you’re dealing with a dental emergency, there’s no need to put off getting care. Call our team right away to save your smile! Wondering if your situation counts as a dental emergency? Keep reading to find out.

Do I need emergency dental care?

It can be tough to know when to seek immediate help, but if you're dealing with persistent pain or have had an injury to your mouth or teeth, it's a clear signal to reach out to a dentist right away. If you're experiencing unexplained pain or something has come loose in your mouth, don't hesitate to give us a call. Our team will assess your situation and provide guidance on how to care for yourself until you can receive professional assistance. Your smile matters to us!

Dental Emergencies in Bee Cave

Did You Know?

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If you lose a tooth, place it in cold milk while you head to your emergency appointment.

Source: Mayo Clinic

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The Benefits of Emergency Dentistry

Say Goodbye to Pain

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Reclaim Your Confident Smile

Don't let dental issues affect your confidence. With our expert dental services, you can regain your bite and transform your smile.

Stop Complications in Their Tracks

Dental emergencies can lead to more serious problems if left unchecked. Take proactive steps now to protect your oral health and avoid further complications.

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No one plans to have a dental emergency, and that’s why we offer 100% coverage on our membership plan, so you don’t need to wait to get the care you need to relieve your dental pain.

What do I do in a Dental Emergency?

Keep Calm & Reduce Bleeding

Dental emergencies can turn an ordinary day into a stressful experience, but it's crucial to remain calm because your dentist is here to assist you. Start by taking a deep breath and assessing the situation. If there's any bleeding from your dental injury, use a sterile gauze strip to apply pressure to the affected area. Maintain the pressure until the bleeding stops or until you reach our office.

Control Swelling & Pain

If you're experiencing pain or swelling, you can temporarily alleviate it using over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen. However, avoid aspirin and similar blood-thinning medications, as they may hinder clot formation and make it more challenging to stop bleeding. In addition to medication, apply a cold compress to the cheek or lip near the affected area for relief.

Call Us Right Away

After addressing your dental emergency, don't hesitate to give us a call right away. Even if you're unsure about the severity of your situation, our team is here to evaluate the injury and ensure you receive the necessary care as promptly as possible. Your well-being is our priority.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

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