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Toothaches, broken teeth, and other urgent situations require immediate attention for quick solutions and resumed oral health. You don’t have time to wait for an appointment, so we are happy to welcome walk-ins, too. But does your issue count as a dental emergency? And what should you do immediately after a knocked out or broken tooth? Read our guide for dental emergencies and know to call our dental office immediately!

Knocked out or missing teeth
Broken or fractured teeth
Toothaches
Broken dental crown, bridge, or filling
Something lodged between teeth
Laceration to the soft tissues of the mouth
In most cases, your emergency dentist provides the care you need. But remember that anytime you are experiencing uncontrolled bleeding (bleeding that does not stop or slow after 10 minutes) you should head straight to the emergency room.
What Do I Do After a Knocked Out Tooth?
• Handle the tooth by its crown, never touch the tooth’s root
• Place the tooth back in its empty socket, in the cheek, or in a bag of milk
• Visit your emergency dentist as soon as possible
How to Manage Pain, Bleeding, and Swelling