Emergency Dentist 24/7 Kaysville, UT

Emergency Dental Services in Kaysville, UT

A dental emergency can happen at the worst moment. You may be forced to deal with a toothache, a loose filling, or swelling in your jaw. It may come out of nowhere or be the result of an impact that causes you serious pain. Whatever the cause of your dental emergency, you should know where you can get emergency care. iSmile wants to help you get the care and pain relief you deserve. Dr. Jason Barton and his care team work hard to give you the treatment you need to help you get back to your life.

If you’ve got an oral emergency in Kaysville, UT, let our dental office assist you. Call our number; we have a care team standing by 24/7, so we’re ready to help you no matter the time of your emergency. Our team listens to the issue you have, as well as your concerns, and works to get you an appointment with us as soon as possible.

Giving Care to All Our Patients

Whether you’ve come to our office many times or have never been before, you can count on exceptional care from the moment you step through our door. Our team understands the stress that comes from having a dental emergency, coupled with the severe pain you’re feeling. That’s why we focus on your needs and concerns with real care and professional work.

In the strenuous time of an emergency, you need to be able to count on skilled work. Dr. Barton and his care team at iSmile provide that and strive for long-lasting patient-doctor relationships. We believe in creating these strong relationships so that you feel comfortable during your appointment and in the future. We are experienced in the routine maintenance of your dental health as well as dealing with dental emergencies, so we’re well equipped to keep your teeth and mouth healthy.

Emergency Services We Provide

Dental emergencies can come about in several ways. Maybe an ache or swelling has failed to go away as you hoped and has gotten worse instead. Or perhaps you suffered from an accident or injury that created a cracked or impacted tooth. Dr. Barton and his team provide a number of services to take care of your dental emergency.

Our services include:

• Toothache Relief — Toothaches are often ignored by the person dealing with them, but this can lead to much more serious issues down the line. Toothaches often point to a more extensive issue within your teeth, gums, or jaw, and can cause more severe issues if untreated. While over-the-counter pain relievers can be of temporary help, the only way to truly relieve your pain for good is for Dr. Barton to determine the cause of the toothache and treat it.
• Jaw Swelling Reduction — Oral health covers several areas, including your gums, teeth, and the support structure of your jaw and its tissues. Swelling in your jaw can be a sign of infection and can result in more serious issues if left untreated. An infection could spread to the bones and tissues around your jaw if decay isn’t prevented by a professional.
• Gum Pain — Feeling pain in your gums could point to a more extensive problem in your gum tissue. Our team wants to provide the relief you need for your gum pain. It’s necessary for the continued health of your mouth that the cause of your pain be found and treated.
• Root Canals — If a tooth has deteriorated, the decay can cause you serious pain. It needs professional work to repair the connection between the tooth and its root before the damage worsens and spreads, leaving extraction as the only option available. Tooth decay is more likely to affect those teeth that have previously had crowns or fillings.
• Avulsed and Damaged Tooth Care — Also called a "knockout," this is generally the result of an accident, injury, or other trauma to the mouth. Dr. Barton can examine the tooth socket to see if there is damage beyond the tooth, and determine if the avulsed tooth can be saved or fixed. Damage to the tooth may include chips, breaks, and cracks, and every situation is unique. Therefore, a professional opinion is needed to determine the next step for your dental health.
• Extractions — When a tooth or teeth have had serious decay left untreated, the infection could very easily spread to the rest of your mouth, impacting your health and causing you pain. Extraction is likely the best option, as it will prevent the infection from spreading to your other teeth.
• Filling and Crown Repair — Fillings and crowns are sculpted to a custom fit, but many things can cause them to come loose, fall out, or break, such as general wear and tear, grinding, or an impact to your mouth. Because crowns and fillings are important to the continued health of your teeth, it’s important to have them replaced or repaired soon to keep your teeth safe from decay.

How You Can Prevent Future Emergencies

While we understand that dental emergencies are never wanted and rarely expected, there are some things you can do to limit the likelihood of experiencing one in the future. Upkeep on dental care, such as continuing daily maintenance through brushing and flossing, can immensely improve your dental health. Protect your teeth and gums and you will lessen the chances of an emergency.

Another way to protect the health of your mouth is by scheduling six-month appointments with iSmile to have professional cleaning of your teeth regularly. This also allows Dr. Barton to keep an eye on slight changes in your dental health and enables him to treat them before they turn into emergencies.

Making Your Dental Appointment Today

When you experience a dental crisis in UT, contact our office. The sooner you get your emergency treated, the sooner you can live a more pain-free life. Call iSmile at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ:

• Q: How soon can I get an appointment?

  A: We will try to schedule you as soon as possible. When you call, we listen to your concerns and try to get you a same-day or next-day appointment based on our availability.

• Q: Can I pay with my credit card?

  A: We accept Sunbit as payment.

• Q: How expensive is treatment?

  A: This depends on many factors, and your treatment plan will be discussed with our team. You will always know how much your treatment will cost before it happens.