Severe tooth pain, significant swelling, persistent bleeding, a knocked-out or loose tooth, dental damage causing pain, or a jaw injury may require urgent care.
Emergency Dentistry
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Cost
An emergency exam costs $109, but your overall costs will depend on the type of emergency, the treatment needed, and your insurance coverage.
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Procedure Duration
Your appointment length depends on the type and severity of your emergency and the treatment required to address it.
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Pain Level
You may arrive with significant pain or discomfort, but your emergency care will focus on relieving your symptoms and treating their underlying cause.
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Emergency Dentistry in Augusta, KS
Emergency dentistry gives you immediate care when unexpected dental issues arise, helping you relieve pain and protect your oral health as quickly as possible. Whether you’re dealing with a severe toothache, a damaged tooth, or another urgent concern, timely treatment is essential to prevent further complications and restore comfort.
Your care is focused on fast, effective solutions tailored to your situation, ensuring you receive the attention you need without delay. By addressing dental emergencies promptly, you can minimize damage and get back to your daily routine with confidence. At Lakeside Dental & Wellness, your treatment is designed to prioritize your comfort and provide reliable care when you need it most. We offer same-day emergency care for issues like extractions, root canals, fillings, and more.
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The Process
- Contact your dentist promptly: Explain your symptoms, including severe pain, swelling, bleeding, sensitivity, or dental trauma, so your needs can be assessed.
- Complete an emergency evaluation: Your dentist will examine the affected area to identify the source and severity of your problem.
- Receive appropriate treatment: Depending on your emergency, care may address pain, infection, bleeding, damaged teeth, or other urgent concerns.
- Review follow-up care: You will receive instructions to protect the affected area and support your recovery.
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Next Steps
- Follow your care instructions: Use the guidance your dental team provides to protect the treated area and support healing.
- Monitor your symptoms: Contact your dentist if pain, swelling, bleeding, or other concerning symptoms continue or worsen.
- Attend follow-up appointments: Return as recommended so your dentist can monitor your recovery and provide additional treatment when necessary.
- Continue routine dental care: Regular dental checkups can help you maintain your oral health and identify developing concerns.
FAQ
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What is considered a dental emergency?
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What should you do with a knocked-out tooth?
Handle it by the crown, gently rinse it with water, and, if you cannot reinsert it, keep it in milk while you contact your dentist immediately.
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When should you seek medical care instead?
If your dental emergency is extremely severe or you cannot reach your dentist for a potentially life-threatening infection, seek urgent medical care.
Related Services
Tooth Extractions
A tooth extraction removes a tooth from its socket when keeping the tooth is no longer the best option for your oral health. You may need an extraction because of severe decay, damage, infection risk, advanced gum disease, an impacted tooth, or orthodontic needs. Your care begins with an evaluation so your dentist can determine the appropriate approach for you.
Tooth Extractions
Sedation Dentistry
You deserve dental care that considers both your oral health and your comfort. If fear, anxiety, or physical discomfort makes treatment difficult, our dental team can discuss sedation options designed to help you feel calmer and more relaxed while receiving the care you need.
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