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Emergency Dental Services in Daytona Beach

An unplanned dental emergency can throw a wrench in your day. Dental issues can cause discomfort or pain that can impact your ability to eat, drink, speak, and smile with confidence. Whether you are finally sick of dealing with a constant toothache or took a bad hit to the face during a friendly game of street hockey, a dental emergency requires quick care to alleviate pain and restore dental health. If you are in Daytona Beach, FL, the professionals at Coast Dental Daytona can provide the immediate emergency dental services you need. Dr. Harry Goldschein and his staff have extensive experience in providing exceptional dental care at a moment's notice.

If you are experiencing any discomfort or are clearly experiencing an emergency, don't hesitate to give our office a call. A qualified member of our staff will work with you. We will schedule your emergency dental services at your earliest convenient time.

All Patients Welcomed

The staff at Coast Dental Daytona are committed to providing exceptional care to all patients. This is especially true when it comes to emergency services. We understand that needing an emergency appointment can be stressful and can often feel overwhelming. Whether you are a new or existing patient, you can expect top-quality care focused on your needs.

We accept all patients who require emergency dental services. We do what we can to provide the most comfort for our patients. We hope that you'll want to continue your dental care at our office following your emergency needs.

Emergency Dental Services Available

Dr. Goldschein and his team can provide a wide variety of emergency dental services right here in our office. We rely on the latest tools and technologies to provide exceptional services tailored to improving your dental health. When you visit our office, you can expect an accurate assessment of your dental concerns, pain relief, and the right service for permanent relief. Our dental emergency services include:

• Jaw swelling - Swelling of the face, especially along the jaw, can be a warning sign of a serious dental issue. Serious damage or decay can cause an infection, which in turn can cause swelling. Infection can spread when left untreated and can lead to serious discomfort, trouble eating, and an unpleasant smell. Proper diagnosis is essential in treating the infection and preventing it from happening again.
• oothache assessment - There are numerous potential causes of a toothache. This is typically experienced as a sharp, abrupt pain that can be more apparent when there is a change in pressure or temperature. A toothache is often a symptom of a larger issue, which is why over-the-counter treatments are only designed for temporary relief. When left untreated, a toothache is bound to become worse.
• Gum pain relief - Gums can experience discomfort, such as aches, pains, and even bleeding. If you notice any changes in your gums, schedule an appointment with us. Gum pain is often a warning sign of a more complex dental issue beneath the surface of your gums.
• Fillings and crown replacement - Fillings and crowns are designed to help protect teeth that have previously required dental services. Fillings can be made with a variety of materials, and some are designed to last longer than others. It is not uncommon to need a filling repaired or replaced. If you notice any localized discomfort or your filling or crown feels loose, scheduling an emergency service can help you to avoid pain and prevent further tooth damage.
• Root canal therapy - A root canal is a dental procedure that removes inflamed or infected pulp from the inside of a tooth. The tooth is then carefully cleaned and disinfected. In most cases, a crown is put over the tooth to protect the work done. A root canal can help prevent the need for an extraction.
• Extractions - While we try to protect your natural smile as much as possible, in some instances, the best decision is to completely remove a problem tooth or teeth. This service can be performed quickly and can provide instant pain relief. Extractions can also help prevent damage or infection from spreading to surrounding, healthy teeth.



• Avulsed teeth - Also known as a knockout, teeth can become completely dislodged, often due to an unexpected blow to the face, mouth, or jaw. In some instances, the tooth can be reintroduced and saved. Regardless, it is still important to seek medical treatment. An avulsed tooth can cause damage to the roots, surrounding tissue, and surrounding teeth. Other dental damage that should be examined includes any chips, cracks, or breaks.

Preventing the Need for Emergency Dental Care

A dental emergency can be a major disruption to your life. This can cause unwanted stress and financial burdens. While not all emergency dental needs can be prevented, most can. For most individuals seeking dental care, the emergency is due to decay or damage that was left untreated for some time. When patients wait for the issue to become painful, it often requires a more complex service. The best way to prevent the need for this care is to stick to routine dental health suggestions. This includes brushing and flossing at least twice a day and meeting with your dental provider at least twice a year for a deep cleaning, x-rays, and a close examination. This allows Dr. Goldschein to find dental concerns early, long before they become an emergency.

FAQ's

• Q: How soon can I be seen by a doctor?

  A: At Coast Dental Daytona, we understand how stressful a dental emergency can be. We anticipate these needs and do our best to rework our schedules to attend to your needs. When you call, a member of our team will work with you to find the earliest appointment time that works for your schedule.

• Q: How much will my service cost?

  A: The prices of services will vary depending on the specific services you need. When you meet with us, we will discuss all your treatment options. You will always know the expected costs of any procedure before it takes place..

• Q: What are my payment options?

  A: We accept a variety of payment options to ensure complete convenience for our patients. We accept all major credit cards, cash, checks, care credit, and most PPO insurances.

Schedule Your Appointment

When it comes to your dental health, you don't want to wait to receive the quality care you need. At Coast Dental Daytona, we can provide the pain relief and immediate care you need to get back to your regular daily routine. Simply give us a call at (855) 867-3691. A member of our experienced team will help you schedule your emergency service as quickly as possible.