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What Is a Dental Emergency?
Dental emergencies include uncontrollable pain, swelling, bleeding, infection, or accidents.
A permanent or temporary crown or bridge falling off does not constitute an extreme emergency. Please refer to your Home-Care instructions for the appropriate solution.
What Should I Do if I Have an Emergency?
- During business hours
• call us right away for advice
- After hours
• Page Dr. Gazarian, see Contact Information.
• OR call 911 for severe emergencies.
• OR visit a hospital emergency-room.
• OR call 911 for severe emergencies.
• OR visit a hospital emergency-room.
Emergency Services
Very often, dental pain is caused by an infected tooth nerve. In these cases, to relieve pain as quickly as possible we offer a special service called "open and med." The entire procedure usually takes 5 to 10 minutes and gets you feeling back to normal, pain free, immediately.
The "open and med" treatment is a temporary treatment meant to last no longer than a week or two. Definitive treatment (for example: a root canal and crown) must follow soon after the "open and med" procedure.
The "open and med" treatment is a temporary treatment meant to last no longer than a week or two. Definitive treatment (for example: a root canal and crown) must follow soon after the "open and med" procedure.
