Below is a list of the most common dental emergencies we treat: 

• Abscessed tooth
• Bitten tongue/lip
• Broken tooth
• Dental care away from home
• Dry socket
• “Knocked out” tooth
• Root canal treatment
• Toothache
• Tooth extractions

A dental emergency is an urgent dental problem, usually associated with the teeth and jaws, which may have symptoms that require immediate attention by a dentist. For example, a severe dental infection, a visible swelling, or a recent dental trauma are all considered emergency problems that require prompt, professional attention.

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Dental check-ups
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A regular dental check-up is mandatory to keep your oral health at its best. These visits are much more than the usual chat-session with your dentist. The visits involve thorough check-ups of your teeth, gums, and mouth to identify any prevalent or future oral issue or disease.

What is involved in a comprehensive dental check-up?

• Examining the gums
• Looking for signs of gum disease
• Checking for loose teeth
• Looking at the tissues inside of your mouth
• Examining your tongue
• Checking your bite
• Looking for visual evidence of tooth decay
• Checking for broken teeth
• Checking for damaged fillings
• Looking for changes in the gums covering your teeth
• Evaluating any dental appliance you have
• Checking the contact between your teeth
  
• Taking X-rays

These procedures may be followed by intensive dental cleaning session if required.

How often should you visit your dentist?

• Every six months for a routine check-up.
• If you have cavities and other dental issues, visit us every three months.
• If your dental work came off, then visit us immediately.
• If you have any dental emergencies, then visit us immediately.

Most dental visits are check-ups. Thus, it is important to find a dentist with whom you can be comfortable. 247 Emergency Dental has a team of dentists who are ready to help you with complete check-up, examination, and oral solutions so that you feel good about your oral health all the time.