A 24 Hour Dentist Will Treat a Broken Tooth

If you’ve got a broken tooth, one of the first things you want to do is seek treatment from a dentist. But if you’re in pain and don’t have time to make an appointment, there are still some things you can do to help alleviate the issue and feel better right away. Here are four ways to take care of your broken tooth without waiting 24 hours to see your dentist.

The importance of early care

If you’ve sustained severe damage to your teeth, don’t wait to see a dentist. The longer you wait, the more likely it is that there will be irreparable damage. If you notice an unusual or sudden change in your smile, call for an appointment immediately—in many cases, problems like decay can be treated before they progress too far. And if you do sustain damage to your teeth (especially broken ones), make sure to get treatment immediately; waiting could make even minor injuries worse.

Once you’ve had a tooth injury or condition diagnosed by your dentist, they will provide treatment and give you instructions for care at home. Be sure to follow these instructions; if symptoms persist, call for an appointment with your dentist. Don’t try to treat yourself—that could lead to further damage that might be even more difficult to fix than if you had just sought treatment right away.

What are my treatment options?

If you’ve got a broken tooth and aren’t sure what to do, there are two options: wait it out or see your dentist as soon as possible. Both choices have their pros and cons, but if you’re uncomfortable with your options and need to be seen right away, make an appointment with a 24-hour dentist. You can find these specialists by looking up an emergency dentist near me on Google Maps or another search engine. These dentists generally accept walk-ins, which is especially useful if you’re experiencing pain. However, since they may get more than one patient in any given hour (or less than one), it could take some time for them to squeeze you in between appointments, so be prepared to spend some time waiting! But don’t worry—most dentists will let you know ahead of time when they anticipate seeing new patients so you can relax until then.

When should I see a dentist?

If you think you have a cavity or other dental issue, don’t delay—call your dentist. If it’s after hours, consider contacting your dentist to ask if they can recommend someone who can see you right away. Dentists are typically very flexible with their patient schedules, so even if they are booked for appointments tomorrow, they might be able to squeeze you in first thing in the morning! Even more shocking is that some dentists are open at odd times like 8 pm (or earlier) on Friday night. Just call and ask (and check online). Make sure you take advantage of their 24-hour dentist’s availability; visiting at off-hours will ensure that you can rest easy knowing that help is on its way no matter what time of day it is.

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