Emergency Dentist Norwood

Pain-Relieving Care When You Need It Most

Woman holding her cheek in pain before seeing an emergency dentist in Norwood

A dental emergency is nothing to dismiss as trivial. If you don’t take prompt action in these situations, you could face prolonged pain and maybe even tooth loss! Fortunately, your emergency dentist at Norwood Dental Care is always willing to help out and get your oral health back on track. Please be sure to contact us as soon as a dental emergency occurs so we can take steps to relieve your pain and restore your smile.

Why Choose Norwood Dental Care for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Advanced Diagnostic Imaging for Efficient Care
  • Same-Day Emergency Appointments Available
  • Serving Patients of All Ages for 30+ Years

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

Man holding his cheek in pain while talking to his emergency dentist
  1. Call Us: If you’re experiencing any oral discomfort or out-of-the-ordinary symptoms, whether that’s a severe toothache or dental damage, call our office immediately. Our knowledgeable staff has decades of experience in the dental field and can provide you with first aid guidance to help ease your pain and minimize additional damage. We’ll also schedule a same-day appointment for you.
  2. Get Examined: Once you arrive, Dr. Michaels will complete a thorough examination of your mouth, and if necessary, capture X-rays. Based on his findings and diagnosis, he will create a treatment plan to address the issue at-hand and answer any questions you may have.
  3. Receive Treatment: After you agree to move forward with our recommended treatment plan, we will either schedule your procedure for an upcoming date or, if possible, do it that same day!

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

Our top priority is to get you out of pain and help keep your oral health on the right track, but the only way we can do that is if you reach out for assistance! We encourage you to browse the list of common dental emergencies that we treat below, or if you’re not sure whether you require urgent dentistry, give us a call to find out whether you need same-day care.

Preventing Dental Emergencies

Young man brushing his teeth at home

Of course, it’s always better to avoid a dental emergency if at all possible. To lessen the chances that your oral health will face potential disaster, it’s a good idea to:

  • Wear a custom mouthguard while you’re playing sports
  • Practice excellent dental hygiene.
  • Be mindful of what you eat. Hard foods may break teeth, sticky foods may cause a crown or filling to become dislodged, and sugary foods lead to decay.
  • Visit your dentist every six months for a cleaning and checkup.

Cost of Treating Dental Emergencies

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Before we can provide you with a cost for your treatment, we’ll need to conduct an in-depth examination to diagnose the underlying problem. Once we do, we’ll create a treatment plan and walk you through it. If you have questions about financing the treatment, we are proud to be in-network with a couple of major insurance plans and are happy to answer any financing questions you have and go over the rest of your options.