1. Severe Toothache or Dental Pain: Sudden, sharp, or throbbing toothaches can indicate serious underlying infections or decay that demand prompt evaluation and treatment. 

  

• We use diagnostic imaging like X-rays to find the root cause of your pain. 

• Same-day pain relief and prescriptions are available when needed. 

• We provide root canals or extractions depending on the severity of the issue. 

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2. Knocked-Out Tooth (Avulsed Tooth): A knocked-out tooth has the best chance of survival if treated within the first hour. 

  

• Handle the tooth with the crown and keep it moist in saliva or milk. 

• We attempt reimplantation and use a splint to stabilize the tooth. 

• Follow-up treatments may include root canal or restorative work. 

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3. Broken or Chipped Tooth: Fractured or chipped teeth vary in severity, but they all require immediate attention to avoid infection or long-term damage. 

  

• We evaluate the crack using clinical exams and radiographs. 

• Temporary or permanent restoration solutions such as bonding or crowns are provided. 

• Deeper cracks may need root canal therapy before crown placement. 

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4. Injuries to Tongue, Lips, or Cheeks:  Soft tissue injuries in the mouth can bleed excessively and may increase the risk of infection if not properly cleaned or stitched. 

 

• Clean the area and apply pressure to control bleeding at home initially. 

• We assess if sutures are needed and provide appropriate care. 

• Antibiotics or anti-inflammatory medications may be prescribed when required. 

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5. Possible Broken Jaw: Jaw injuries from falls, sports accidents, or collisions should be treated urgently to avoid complications like misalignment or permanent damage. 

  

• We take panoramic X-rays to confirm the presence of a fracture. 

• You’ll be referred immediately to a trusted oral surgeon. 

• Pain management and care coordination are part of our emergency protocol.