Emergency Dental Care

Dental emergencies can happen anytime—whether it’s a knocked-out tooth, severe pain, or a broken filling. At Kids Dental Group, we provide fast, expert emergency care to relieve pain, prevent further damage, and restore your child’s smile as quickly as possible.

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Common Dental Emergencies We Treat

From toothaches and chipped teeth to injuries and infections, we handle a wide range of dental emergencies. If your child is in pain or has experienced trauma to their mouth, seeking immediate care can prevent long-term issues and ensure their comfort.

What to Do in a Dental Emergency

If your child experiences a dental emergency, stay calm and act fast. For a knocked-out tooth, try to place it back in the socket or store it in milk. If they have severe pain or swelling, contact us immediately so we can provide urgent care. The sooner we treat the issue, the better the outcome.

Same-Day Appointments for Emergencies

We understand that emergencies can’t wait. That’s why we offer same-day emergency appointments to address urgent dental issues quickly. Our team is ready to provide gentle, expert care to relieve pain and restore your child’s smile.

Preventing Future Dental Emergencies

Many dental emergencies can be avoided with regular check-ups, good oral hygiene, and protective gear like mouthguards for sports. Our team is here to provide guidance on how to keep your child’s teeth strong and protected from unexpected injuries.

FAQ’s

What is considered a dental emergency?

A dental emergency includes severe toothaches, knocked-out or broken teeth, dental infections, swelling, or bleeding that doesn’t stop. If your child is in pain or has experienced trauma to their mouth, it’s important to seek care immediately.
What should I do if my child knocks out a tooth?

If it’s a baby tooth, do not try to reinsert it. If it’s a permanent tooth, gently rinse it and try to place it back in the socket or store it in milk. Contact us right away—acting quickly increases the chance of saving the tooth.
Can I wait until the next day for treatment?

Some dental issues require immediate attention to prevent infection, further damage, or unnecessary pain. If you’re unsure, call us—we’ll help assess the urgency and guide you on what to do next.