Emergency Dental

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Common urgent dental problems to report to the emergency dentist include:

• Toothache Pain
• Abscesses in the gum
• Broken or chipped teeth
• Badly decayed teeth.

We also see problems with braces, crowns, bridges, and acute jaw problems.

The prompt elimination of pain – As part of your urgent or emergency appointment, you will get a prompt dental exam, and then the diagnosis and treatment options will be thoroughly explained.

If you are in pain we will do everything we can to eliminate the pain before, during and after treatment.

For more information about how we manage dental pain, read the section on “Why It Won’t Hurt.” We really understand pain and know how to make it go away.

Emergency dental services are one call away in St. Louis Park .

We provide emergency dental care with dentists who work efficiently in a dental emergency. Rather it’s one tooth or several teeth, the dentist will perform urgent dental care right away. Our dentistry handles any emergency with care and proper dental services for each patient. We provide immediate care in office, call us today.

Business Hours

Location

4221 Minnetonka Blvd.
St Louis Park, MN 55416

Phone: 952-924-9198

If you’re not sure what dental treatment you need or if your insurance will be accepted, just give us a call. We will be happy to answer your questions.

Emergency Dental Care FAQ

What can an emergency dentist treat? 

Emergency dentists are able to treat things that are more complex, due to the need for urgent care. Common things an emergency dentist can treat are dislodged teeth, cracked or chipped teeth, and fractured jaws. We can treat pain, damaged teeth,  and infections.

What if I have a toothache? 

Dental pain can be very annoying, to the point of keeping you up at night. This type of severe and constant pain can be an indicator of a dental infection. If your tooth is infected, it’s important to understand that you need to seek treatment right away because an infection won’t heal on its own.

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out? 

Getting a tooth knocked can be scary, but don’t panic. It’s important that you act quickly in order for your dentist to have the best chance of saving it. You will need to transport it carefully to our dentistry office. During transport, placing it back into its socket is best if possible. If not, milk or water can be used to keep the cells moist and alive while you get to our office.

What are my options for relief when it comes to a Toothache?

If you have severe throbbing, you can brush and floss your teeth to remove any food fragments that are on your teeth. Aspirin will work well for immediate pain, but you definitely do not want to put it directly against the gums where the aching tooth is. If the pain persists for more than a few days, call All Care Dentistry immediately, it may need an extraction.