Emergency Dentist
Available for the Residents of Menomonee Falls, WI
Are you experiencing a dental emergency? If you’re in pain don’t let it get worse. If you have severe pain in your mouth this is a sign that something is wrong – a serious problem and you should seek attention from a dentist immediately.
Emergency dentists specialize in handling these types of situations when most dentists are unavailable. If you live in Menomonee Falls call the number below for urgent dental care right now for an immediate appointment.
Emergency Dental Care For the Residents of
Menomonee Falls, WI
(414) 310-2323
Broken or Chipped Teeth – Tooth pain – Bleeding or Swollen Gums – Abscess
Broken Dentures, Crowns & Bridges…
Questions You Will Need to Answer When Calling…
- What is the nature of your dental emergency?
- When did it start?
- Is there any swelling?
- What is the degree of the pain, on a scale of 1-10?
- Are you having any hot or cold sensitivity?
- What medications are you taking? Antibiotics? Pain killers?
- Do you absolutely need to be treat NOW, or can you wait?
- When was the last time you saw a dentist?
- Do you have dental insurance?
In addition, the dentist may give you instructions on what medications to take (or not to take) to reduce pain, welling, and/or bleeding. Please make sure to have a pen and piece of paper handy to write down these instructions.
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What Should You Do If You Have A Broken Tooth? Teeth are strong however they can break or chip probably due to biting into something hard, when you fall or if you are hit. When this happens you need to take the necessary steps to ensure that you do not lose your tooth completely. There are certain things that you should do once you break your tooth. 1) Immediately you break a tooth, it is essential to rinse your mouth with warm water. This removes any blood that may be in the mouth. After rinsing your mouth, if there is still some bleeding put a piece of gauze on the bleeding area until the bleeding stops. 2) Once you have stopped the bleeding, you can inspect the damage caused on the tooth. If it is a minor chip, which has led to removal of the enamel you may not need to see the doctor immediately. If however you have a cracked tooth that has exposed the nerves, you will need to see a dentist immediately. In the meantime, you can use a painkiller to reduce the pain you may be feeling. 3) If the tooth has been knocked out, you have to see a dentist immediately. This is because the dentist can be able to put the tooth back but this can only happen within 24hours. You can transport the tooth by putting it down on the socket and biting on a piece of gauze or you can put it in a container with some milk or saliva. This is to ensure that How one should handle a broken tooth is different. The handling procedure and treatment will depend greatly on the damage. Extensive damage to the tooth means that you should see the dentist immediately after breaking the tooth. |
Emergency Dental Care For the Residents of
Menomonee Falls, WI
(414) 310-2323
53051, 53052
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