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Your Trusted Emergency Dental Team in Manor
Immediate Care When It Matters Most
When you call with a dental emergency, we prioritize your appointment to see you the same day. Our skilled dentists use the latest technology to diagnose the cause of your pain and deliver effective treatment right away.
Fast Pain Relief You Can Count On
Whether you’re dealing with a severe toothache, broken tooth, or swelling, we focus on relieving your pain quickly and gently. Our compassionate approach helps reduce anxiety and discomfort during urgent visits.
Get Back to Your Life Quickly
We know dental emergencies are stressful and disruptive. Our efficient care process is designed to resolve your issue promptly, so you can return to your daily routine with comfort and confidence.
What to Do During a Dental Emergency
Stay Calm
Take deep breaths and try to remain as calm as possible. Panic can make pain feel worse.
Manage Pain and Bleeding
Use a cold compress on the outside of your cheek to reduce swelling and take over-the-counter pain relief if needed. For bleeding, gently bite down on a clean cloth or gauze.
Protect the Tooth
If a tooth is knocked out, try to handle it by the crown (the chewing surface), not the root. Rinse it gently with water if dirty, and keep it moist by placing it in milk or saliva. Bring it with you to your appointment.
Avoid Eating or Drinking
Until your emergency visit, avoid eating hard foods or drinking very hot or cold beverages that might worsen pain or damage.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat
- Intense tooth pain or toothache
- Broken, chipped, or cracked teeth
- Lost or loose fillings
- Knocked-out teeth
- Swollen or infected gums
- Broken crowns or bridges
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, don’t wait—contact Essential Dental for fast, reliable emergency care.
What to Expect During Your Emergency Visit
Immediate Evaluation
Our team will ask about your symptoms and how the injury or pain started, then perform a detailed exam to assess the problem.
Diagnostic Imaging
We may take X-rays or use other imaging technology to understand the full extent of the issue.
Treatment Plan
Dr. Quach will explain your condition and recommend a treatment plan tailored to your needs—whether that’s pain relief, repair, or further care.
Quick, Compassionate Care
Our goal is to ease your pain during the visit with gentle, effective treatment. If additional procedures are needed, we’ll schedule follow-up appointments promptly.
Aftercare Instructions
You’ll leave with clear guidance on managing pain, preventing infection, and caring for your smile as you heal.
Trust Your Smile to Manor’s Dental Team
Convenient Scheduling
We know you’re busy. That’s why we offer flexible family scheduling to fit your hectic life.
Expert Care
We explain the benefits and drawbacks of treatment options clearly, so you know what to expect.
Trust & Transparency
We offer clear, straightforward, easy-to-understand financial information and insurance. No surprises – ever.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my toothache requires emergency care?
If your toothache is severe, persistent, accompanied by swelling or fever, or triggered by injury, you should seek emergency dental care promptly.
What types of treatments are provided during an emergency visit?
Emergency treatments can include pain relief, tooth repairs, extractions, root canals, infection management, and temporary or permanent restorations.
What should I bring to my emergency dental appointment?
Bring your dental insurance information, a list of current medications, any relevant dental records, and the knocked-out tooth if applicable.
How can I prevent dental emergencies?
Maintain good oral hygiene, avoid chewing hard foods or objects, wear a mouthguard during sports, and visit your dentist regularly for checkups.
Are same-day emergency dental appointments available?
Yes, we prioritize emergency patients and offer same-day appointments to provide fast relief and treatment.
Can you treat a knocked-out tooth, and how should I preserve it?
Yes, a knocked-out tooth can often be saved if treated promptly. Handle it by the crown, rinse gently, and keep it moist by placing it in milk or saliva. Bring it with you to your appointment immediately.
How quickly should I see a dentist after a dental injury?
You should see a dentist as soon as possible—ideally the same day—to prevent complications and increase the chance of saving damaged teeth.
What can I do at home to manage dental pain before my appointment?
Use a cold compress to reduce swelling, take over-the-counter pain relievers, and avoid very hot or cold foods. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water and avoid chewing on the injured side.
What qualifies as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency typically involves severe pain, bleeding, broken or knocked-out teeth, infections, or swelling. Any situation causing intense discomfort or risk to your oral health should be treated as urgent.