Emergency Dentist 24/7 Atlanta, GA

Emergency Dental Services in Atlanta, GA

A dental emergency such as a toothache, missing crown or filling, or injury can happen when you least expect it to. When an emergency happens, it's crucial to know where to seek treatment. Fortunately, Piedmont Smiles can provide the dental help you need to manage your issue and provide you with appropriate treatment. Dr. Vincent Marsh and his team are ready to assist you and provide the relief you need.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in the Atlanta, GA, area, contact our office today to get scheduled for an appointment. Our office is open 24/7, and we are ready to listen to your concerns and create a treatment plan.

We Provide High-Quality Service

No matter how long you have been seeing us, you can expect high-quality care and respect each time you enter our office. Dental emergencies are a struggle to deal with and can complicate your life. Our team of experts is ready to focus on healing you from your issue as soon as you walk in. Dr. Marsh and his team strive to create long-lasting relationships with patients. We hope we can continue providing you with other dental services so that your oral health is maintained for the future.

Emergency Dental Services We Offer

There are many different types of dental emergencies including toothache, physical injury, or gum pain. Regardless of your oral issue, Dr. Marsh and his team can provide many different services to alleviate the pain you are dealing with. Our goal is to restore your dental health and help you continue your life without oral pain.

Our services include:

• Toothache relief. We have met many patients who ignored or didn't realize the early signs of a toothache. Toothaches are often the symptom of a larger issue that needs treatment as soon as possible. Over-the-counter medications can provide some relief, but this is only a temporary solution. If you're experiencing a toothache, we can help treat the cause of the issue and provide permanent relief.
• Jaw swelling reduction. Dental health is much more than just the teeth and gums. It also includes the jawbone and surrounding tissue, and they're a critical support system for your oral health. If your jaw is swelling, it could be a sign of an infection that can spread across the jawbone and into the nearby tissue. To manage your oral health, this issue needs to be quickly and efficiently identified and treated.
• Gum pain. Dr. Marsh and his team can provide relief for gum pain. Typically, this is a sign that there's an issue with the gums in the deeper tissue. We can find the root of the issue and provide relief.
• Root canals. A root canal is a procedure that can save teeth that are decayed or damaged. In several cases, the tooth that qualifies for a root canal had a filling or crown in the past. Root canals attempt to restore the connection between the tooth and root in the jawbone. When the connection is damaged, it causes pain and causes the tooth to decay. Root canals also prevent the need to extract the tooth.
• Avulsed and damaged tooth care. This is also known as a “knockout.” Avulsed and damaged teeth are usually caused by a physical injury such as a sports injury or car accident. If a tooth is knocked out, it's recommended to seek dental care immediately so a dentist can examine the socket area. This is to ensure there is no additional damage to the area. Sometimes, the damaged tooth can be saved and restored. Other damage to the tooth includes breaks, chips, and cracks. No situation is the same, so seeking a professional examination is recommended to ensure the best care.
• Extractions. If one or more teeth are severely damaged or decayed, an infection can spread to your other teeth. In this case, you should consider a full removal of the tooth or teeth. Extractions help prevent infection in your other teeth and can provide instant pain relief.
• Filling and crown repair. Fillings and crowns are important for protecting teeth that have received dental work in the past. While these solutions are made to fit your teeth, sometimes they can come loose and fall out. It is important to have crowns and fillings repaired or replaced as soon as you can to avoid further damage.

How to Prevent Dental Emergencies

Dental emergencies can cause immense pain and stress. Not every emergency is avoidable, but many can be prevented with proper dental care. This starts at the home by maintaining a regular schedule of brushing and flossing. This can help protect your teeth and gums from damage.

It is also recommended to visit Piedmont Smiles every six months. This will allow our staff to provide our expert services to you and monitor your oral health. By visiting regularly, Dr. Marsh can catch minor issues and correct them before they become more intense.

Schedule Your Emergency Appointment Today

If you have a dental emergency in Atlanta, contact our office immediately. The more time that passes, the more problematic your issue becomes. The sooner your issue is alleviated, the sooner you can continue enjoying your life without oral issues. Contact Emergency Dental Service today at 1-888-350-1340.