A dental emergency can manifest in various forms, causing sudden pain or damage to your teeth and gums. Common dental emergencies include:

• Severe toothache: Persistent and intense tooth pain may indicate an underlying issue that requires immediate attention.
• Chipped or broken tooth: Accidents happen, and when they affect your teeth, quick intervention is crucial to prevent further damage from chipped or cracked teeth.
• Lost  or loose filling or crown: A lost or loose filling or crown can expose your tooth to sensitivity and potential complications. Immediate care ensures your smile is safe and secure.
• Knocked-out tooth: In the event of a knocked-out tooth, time is of the essence. Immediate care increases the chances of successful re-implantation.
• Tooth Abscess: An abscess, often accompanied by severe pain and swelling, is a serious dental emergency requiring prompt attention to prevent the spread of infection.
• Bleeding gums: Excessive gum bleeding that doesn’t stop signals an underlying issue, potentially indicating gum disease or other dental concerns. Immediate evaluation is crucial to address the root cause and prevent further complications.