Glenmore Family Dental Care is Here for Emergencies

An ongoing or particularly painful toothache isn’t easy to live with and could be the symptom of a significant problem. Rather than ignore it, contact your dentist as soon as possible.

When a tooth breaks, it leaves nerves exposed, which can be terribly painful. It also makes the tooth vulnerable to bacteria and infection. Contact your dentist immediately to have the tooth repaired or have a crown installed.

If one of your permanent teeth falls out, there may still be a chance of saving it. The first thing you should try is rinsing it off and sliding it back into its socket. If that doesn’t work, keep the tooth in a container of milk, and contact your dentist right away. The sooner you see a dentist, the more likely your tooth can be saved.

Infections can have significant consequences and should always be taken seriously. If you notice significant pain or unusual bleeding in your mouth, it’s time to see a dentist.