Emergency Dentistry in Okanagan Falls

A dental emergency includes situations that require immediate attention from our dentists in Okanagan Falls due to severe pain, injury, or conditions that could lead to further complications. Common dental emergencies include:

• Severe Toothache – Persistent and intense tooth pain, which may indicate an infection or other underlying issue.
• Knocked-Out Tooth – The complete dislodgement of a tooth, which requires prompt care for potential re-implantation.
• Broken or Fractured Tooth – Cracked or fractured teeth, especially if causing pain or exposing nerves, constitute a dental emergency.
• Uncontrolled Bleeding – Bleeding from the mouth that doesn’t stop, often resulting from trauma or dental surgery.
• Sudden Swelling – Rapid and significant swelling of the gums, face, or jaw, which could indicate infection.
• Injuries to the Mouth or Jaw – Trauma to the mouth or jaw, such as a sports injury or accident, requiring immediate attention.
• Lost Dental Restoration – Loss of a filling, crown, or other dental restoration that causes discomfort or exposes sensitive areas.
• Severe Gum Infection – Signs of a severe gum infection, including swelling, pain, and pus formation.
• Objects Caught Between Teeth – Objects lodged between teeth that cause pain or discomfort and cannot be easily removed.
• Dental Abscess – A painful, pus-filled swelling, often on the gums, which can indicate an infection.

If experiencing any dental emergencies, seeking immediate care from our dentists in Okanagan Falls is crucial to alleviate pain, prevent further complications, and preserve oral health.