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Emergency Dental Treatment in Hamilton
Emergency dental treatments are one of the many services we offer at Hamilton City Dental. We understand having an unexpected dental emergency can ruins your day!
Emergency Dentals incidents can happen anytime when you least expect it. Getting immediate attention, to avoid further damage is critical. Dr. Zaid Gabriel, Dr. De Benetti, and the team of dentists at Hamilton City Dental can treat your dental emergency most of the time on the same day.
Hamilton Emergency Dentists Dr. Zaid Gabriel, Dr. De Benetti, and the associate dentists have treated dental emergencies throughout their careers. Dr. Zaid Gabriel and Dr. De Benetti and the knowledgeable and caring staff are well-equipped to handle any dental emergency. They are here for you!
Our Emergency Dentists in Hamilton will examine your mouth and teeth and listen to your concerns as soon as you arrive and identify the problem accurately. If you are in pain, we will address that first. Once we identify the problem, we will determine the proper treatment you need.
What Is Considered a Dental Emergency?
A Dental Emergency can be any incident that requires an immediate visit to your dentist.
It can be an infection or trauma causing your teeth to be damaged or knocked out causing dental pain. Dr. Zaid Gabriel and Dr. De Benetti at Hamilton City Dental are here to take care of your dental emergency.
Symptoms of Common Dental Emergencies
Sometimes, it may be difficult for you to know that your tooth pain and other dental concerns are an emergency. If you have any concerns, call us with your questions.
The questions below may help you to determine if you need an emergency dental visit.
- Are you having severe tooth pain?
- Is there considerable bleeding in your mouth?
- Do you have a missing tooth? or did one of your teeth get knocked loose?
- Do you have a possible infection or abscess?
- Did you chip or break a tooth?
- Is your mouth or jaw swollen?
- Do you have a broken or loose crown?
- Did you lose a filling?
- Do you have a loose or broken crown?
- Is there considerable bleeding in your mouth?
Do I Have a Dental Emergency?
Whenever you are concerned about a severe injury to your mouth or condition for yourself or a family member, it’s always better to seek immediate emergency dental care.
Dental emergency situations include:
- An injury to your face or mouth
- A loose permanent tooth
- Knocked-out teeth
- Bleeding inside your mouth from your gums, cheeks, or tongue
- Severe tooth or mouth pain
- A severely broken or cracked tooth
- A cut or tear on your lips
- Uncomfortable swelling in your mouth, gums, or tongue
You could be dealing with a dental emergency if you chip a tooth and even if it doesn’t appear you’ll lose the tooth entirely. That said, don’t hesitate to speak with Dr. Zaid Gabriel and Dr. De Benetti. They will explain to you how to take care of your tooth until you can visit us.
What Should I Do When My Tooth Is Knocked Out?
A knocked-out tooth is always a serious dental emergency. If you delay going to an Emergency Dentist in Hamilton, there’s a possibility you will lose your tooth.
How to Preserve a Knocked-Out Tooth Until Your Dental Emergency Visit
Clean your knocked-out tooth by rinsing it with warm water by holding it with its crown. DO NOT touch its root. When you rinse the tooth, hold it by the top part of the tooth (the crown).
Clean the inside of your mouth with warm water.
Now place your tooth back in your mouth and into the gum where it came out from.
Gently bite down to prevent your tooth from coming out and to keep your tooth in place until you can get to Hamilton City Dental. Call the office right away or have someone call for you who can explain the situation.
If you cannot place the tooth back into its gum socket, place your tooth in a small jar/cup of milk to help preserve it until you get to the dental office. If you're facing a dental emergency, call Hamilton City Dental, your Hamilton Emergency Dentist, for expert assistance.