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At Oakbrook Dental, Dr. Pako Major and Dr. Reema Patel are always ready to help if you have a dental emergency in West Bend. Call now to let us know you’re coming in!
Severe Toothaches
Pulled-Out Fillings/Crowns
Dental Trauma
Coming to our office for immediate care in the event of a dental emergency will help you achieve the best outcomes for your oral and overall health. You’ll get out of pain quickly and avoid more complications down the road. When it comes to dental emergencies, time is of the essence. Call as soon as possible to get the treatment you need!
Emergency dentistry is the best way to relieve the pain and discomfort of a dental issue like a toothache, broken tooth, or pulled-out dental work.
As experienced cosmetic and restorative dentists, Dr. Patel and Dr. Major can repair both the beauty and functionality of your smile.
Early intervention with emergency dentistry prevents further complications. Getting the care you need right away saves you both time and money.
Any condition that is causing you serious pain, discomfort, or bleeding is a dental emergency. This includes things like dental injuries (knocked-out teeth, loose teeth, cracked and broken teeth, etc.) as well as pulled-out dental work, toothaches, and inflamed or bleeding gums.
Depending on your condition, a wide range of procedures may be recommended. If you have a deep cavity, a filling or crown may be used to restore your tooth, or a root canal may be needed to eliminate an infection before your tooth is restored.
Broken, cracked, or damaged teeth are also usually treated with a dental crown. Other common emergency dental procedures include splinting loose or knocked-out teeth and suturing oral lacerations to the tongue, lips, and cheeks to prevent bleeding and ensure proper healing.
Yes! A toothache that lasts more than 1-2 days usually indicates either an advanced cavity or an infected tooth. Both of these issues qualify as a dental emergency, so you should come to Oakbrook Dental and get help as soon as you can. With a treatment like a filling or a root canal, you can restore your tooth and prevent further complications.
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