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What is a DENTAL EMERGENCY?

April 26, 2017dental emergency

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What is a DENTAL EMERGENCY?

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A true dental emergency is defined as your child experiencing 1) a severe tooth pain, 2) a tooth that is broken or knocked out. or 3) a reaction to medication prescribed by Dr. Trout.

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A dental emergency is when a child has swelling, pain or bleeding in the mouth or face. If these exist, it is important for your child to be seen as soon as possible. For other dental conditions, it is best to schedule an appointment so that your child can be properly evaluated.

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Injuries to the mouth may include teeth that are knocked out (avulsed), forced out of position and loosened (extruded) or fractured. In addition, lips, gums or cheeks are often cut. Oral injuries are often painful and should be treated by a Durham dentist as soon as possible.