A dental problem is the last thing you want to worry about when you’re following stay-at-home orders. But if you develop a problem, it’s important to know the difference between a minor dental issue and a true dental emergency. Some things can wait – others can’t. You might need emergency dental care and an in-person … Do You Really Have a Dental Emergency?
Getting a tooth pulled is more involved than just giving a good tug. Though your Arlington dentist does everything possible to save your natural tooth, sometimes a tooth extraction is necessary to maintain good oral health, or at least get you on the path to healthy teeth and gums.
I’m wondering if an emergency dentist can do anything for me. Yesterday, I was reaching for a can on my top shelf and I accidentally knocked one down and it hit me. I put ice on it and it didn’t bruise or anything, so I thought it was ok. I woke up this morning and … Can a Loose Adult Tooth Be Saved?
I was eating earlier today and one of my old fillings fell out, causing some pain and sensitivity. I normally wouldn’t be too worried about it and just call my dentist, however, I just found out I am pregnant (only about 8 weeks along). I’m pretty sure this would be considered a dental emergency. Can I … I’m pregnant and I have a dental emergency… what do I do?
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