Emergency Dentistry

Emergency dental care at Cornell Family Dental

A dental emergency can be painful and scary. Here at Cornell Family Dental, we’re here to help when an unexpected dental concern arises. If you or someone you love experiences a dental emergency, please call us immediately. Our team will do everything possible to arrange prompt care, whether you’re an existing patient or visiting us for the first time.

In most cases, we can offer a consultation the same day you call, although appointment availability may vary. When you contact our office, we’ll discuss your concerns and help you determine the next steps.

What to Do in a Dental Emergency

Many dental emergencies require attention from a dentist. Call our office as soon as possible to describe what’s happening and arrange an appointment. Our team can also provide guidance over the phone to help you manage the situation until you arrive.

What to do in a dental emergency at Cornell Family Dental

A few of the most common dental emergencies include:

  • Severe toothache or tooth pain.
  • Dental abscess.
  • Loose fillings.
  • Knocked-out tooth or teeth.
  • Broken or lost restoration, including dentures, crowns, or bridges.
  • Deeply infected or decayed teeth.
  • A tooth that has been chipped, cracked, fractured, or broken.
  • An item that is stuck in the gums.

Facing a dental emergency can feel overwhelming, but prompt professional care can help protect your oral health. Dr. Lindsay can evaluate your concerns and recommend appropriate treatment. If you’re unsure whether your situation requires urgent attention, please give us a call.

Immediate care is especially important for a knocked-out tooth, when acting quickly may improve the chances of saving it. Signs of infection or severe tooth pain also deserve prompt attention so the underlying problem can be evaluated and treated.

Contact Us Today for Help in Your Dental Emergency

You’re welcome at Cornell Family Dental even if you’ve never visited us before. We understand that unexpected dental problems can be stressful, and we’ll help you feel informed and supported throughout your visit.

For compassionate care from a dentist and team who care about your well-being, give our office a call. We’ll do our best to arrange an appointment as soon as possible.