Dental Emergencies

Dental Emergency
Dental Emergencies



Dental emergencies such as fractured teeth, a bitten lip or knocked-off crowns happen on a daily basis and they should not be ignored. If you suffer from a temporary toothache, you can treat it with pain medication, but in case of facial injuries or trauma, it is more than advisable to schedule a dentist appointment to make sure that your tooth function or aesthetic appearance have not been compromised. If there is swelling in the affected area, apply a cold compress to reduce it and call our dentist office immediately!
Our dentist office at Dental Solutions of Voorhees is here to help you with a number of dental emergencies, mild or severe:
  • Broken teeth
  • Chipped teeth
  • Broken jaw
  • Bitten lip or tongue
  • Root canal issues
  • Problems with crowns and bridges
  • Displaced teeth
  • Oral infections and inflammation
Our office provides dental emergency care to all its patients within convenient flexible hours. Don’t hesitate and contact us to have all your questions answered and to set up your emergency appointment.

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