Emergency Dentist Detroit, MI
Dental emergencies can be scary, and what you need is relief with fast solutions. Whether you’re dealing with tooth pain or trauma to your teeth or mouth, our dental professionals at Detroit Dental Spa can help! When faced with a dental emergency or severe tooth pain, many people are at a loss of what to do. Just like in a medical emergency, it is important to treat dental trauma promptly to avoid complications and risk permanent damage.
Although dental accidents are not life threatening, getting immediate care from your emergency dentist in Detroit, MI is necessary to help preserve the tooth and the smile's overall appearance. A common dental problem requiring emergency care is sudden tooth loss or breaks, usually caused by trauma or a fall. Even small breaks or fractures in the tooth can cause nerve injuries through bacteria buildup in the soft pulp inside the tooth, potentially resulting in permanent damage if left untreated.
Emergency Dental Care
If you are experiencing severe tooth pain or a dental emergency, please call our Detroit dental office at (313) 216-4232 to speak with a member of our staff. We will do our best to provide you with treatment as soon as possible.
Common Dental Emergencies
The most common problem we see patients for is a painful tooth. Usually, the patient had not been to a dentist for routine care and was unaware there was a problem tooth needing care.
Other emergency dental issues include:
- Broken or cracked tooth/teeth
- Permanent tooth knocked out
- Partially dislodged tooth
- Object caught between teeth
- Filling has become loose or fallen out
- Broken dental restoration
- Dental infection
- Broken jaw
Why Choose Us?
At Detroit Dental Spa, we understand that dental emergencies can be stressful, and we pride ourselves on providing the best dental care and follow-up treatment possible. We also believe in educating our patients so they fully understand their situation and the treatment options available to them. We take your oral health seriously and want to make sure everyone gets the dental care they need when they need it most.
