Tooth Pain
Tooth pain can strike unexpectedly, and when it does, you need fast and reliable relief. At our clinic, we understand the discomfort dental pain causes, and we prioritize quick appointments to address your needs. Using advanced 3D X-ray technology, our doctors swiftly diagnose the source of your pain, ensuring precise and immediate treatment. Don’t let dental pain interrupt your life – trust us to provide prompt, effective care and find the solution you need.
Immediate Action Immediate Solution
The main issue of a dental urgency is pain. We know this pain can be very severe, and we believe an immediate solution is vital. The cause of this pain is most of the times generated by a caries process or an infection. Detecting the cause of your problem is as important as the solution. Immediate and accurate diagnosis will be provided by our urgency team in order to avoid any future problems.
Accidents and trauma are also very common emergencies in dentistry. A quick response and solution are very important to avoid future complications. We will resolve infections and inflammations in all cases, using the right procedures and pharmacological aid.
Dental Problems & Solutions
Cavities
Cavities are a common dental problem that can often be avoided with proper care. Our goal is to prevent dental caries through regular checkups and personalized oral hygiene tips, ensuring your smile stays cavity-free.
However, if a cavity does develop, our skilled team is equipped to handle everything from minor fillings to more comprehensive restorative procedures. We aim to provide the most effective treatment while prioritizing your comfort and long-term dental health.
Abscess
A dental abscess is an infection in or around a tooth that can cause severe pain, swelling, and fever. It’s essential to address an abscess promptly to avoid further complications, as it’s a sign of a deeper infection that could spread if left untreated.
At OD Clinic, we provide urgent care for dental abscesses, offering treatments that alleviate pain and resolve the infection, protecting your overall oral health.
Broken tooth
A broken tooth can range from a minor chip to a significant crack, and the treatment varies depending on the extent of the damage. For smaller issues, we may recommend bonding or polishing. For more serious damage, root canals, crowns, extractions, or even implants might be necessary to restore your tooth’s function and appearance.
Tooth Pain FAQs
What causes dental pain?
Dental pain can be caused by cavities, gum disease, infections, tooth fractures, or sensitivity to hot and cold.
What happens if I ignore tooth pain?
Ignoring tooth pain can lead to infections, abscesses, or more serious dental problems that may require extensive treatment.
How do I know if my tooth pain is an emergency?
Severe pain, swelling, fever, or difficulty swallowing could indicate an infection that needs immediate attention.
Will a tooth infection go away on its own?
No, infections need treatment. If left untreated, they can spread and cause serious health issues.
Why do my gums hurt along with my teeth?
Gum pain may be due to gingivitis, gum disease, or irritation from food or brushing too hard.
