Emergency Dentist 24/7 New Braunfels, TX

Emergency Dental Services in New Braunfels, TX

When a dental emergency occurs, you don’t have time to waste with endless searches to find a dentist accepting emergency patients. Fortunately, for those experiencing a dental emergency in New Braunfels, Familia Dental can help end your search and alleviate your pain. Our skilled dental team provides quality emergency dental work to address a wide range of dental needs. After you see us for your dental emergency, you’ll get back to your daily life as quickly as possible.

If you are searching for emergency dental care in New Braunfels, contact our office directly to learn more about how we can help. Our care team is available by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We reserve time in our schedule for emergency appointments on a daily basis, and our care team can often schedule your appointment the same day you call.

All Patients Are Welcome

Our emergency services are available to anyone experiencing a dental emergency. If you are a current Familia Dental, New Braunfels patient, you will receive the quality care you’ve come to expect from our team. If you are new to our office, you’ll experience the same level of compassionate care and support we offer to our longtime patients. No matter where you receive your regular dental care, our goal is to provide top-notch care to address your emergency dental concerns.

Establishing a quality dentist-patient relationship is important to us, and we will give your emergency the focused attention it requires for complete repair and relief. We hope to provide you with such exceptional service that you will continue returning to us for your regular dental care. Contact us today to schedule dental care and restore your oral health.

Handle All Types of Emergencies

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in New Braunfels, make an appointment with Familia Dental, New Braunfels for urgent help. Our office offers a wide range of emergency dental services to address any dental emergency, including:

• Severe Toothaches—If you are experiencing any pain or discomfort with your teeth, this is a sign of underlying dental problems. When left unchecked, problems like advanced decay and infection can become much more significant, impacting your overall discomfort and necessitating continued care. Always schedule an emergency appointment when you are experiencing oral pain.
• Dental Injuries—Accidents happen and can often result in damage to the gums and teeth. If you experience broken, chipped, cracked, or even completely knocked-out teeth, we can help. These injuries can often be addressed with restorative procedures designed to preserve the look and integrity of your teeth.
• Gum Pain or Discomfort—Gum pain is usually a sign that you have something serious happening under the surface. Continued gum issues or gum disease can damage the supportive structures of your mouth, resulting in loosening or shifting teeth. Addressing gum pain can prevent issues with your bite.
• Filling Damage or Loss—If you notice a loose or missing filling, it is important to get it repaired quickly. Missing or damaged fillings can lead to sensitivity, pain, and further decay of the tooth. It is important to seek emergency care to prevent damage, pain, and the spread of infection.
• Jaw Swelling or Pain—When your jaw starts to swell or becomes painful, this may be a sign that there is an infection in the bone and tissue that supports your teeth. This may also be a delayed sign of issues caused by a prior trauma to the jaw. It is important to identify the cause of the problem so that your dentist can suggest a solution to alleviate your pain and prevent further infection.
• Crown Damage or Loss—If you notice an existing crown appears damaged or has gone missing, it is important to seek emergency dental care as soon as possible. Damaged or missing crowns can cause further damage to the affected tooth and negatively impact the chewing surface. Our dentists can reposition, repair, or replace your crown.
• Extractions—A damaged tooth can cause pain and become a risk factor for infections that could spread to other teeth. Depending on the severity of your infection or decay, the tooth may need to be removed to prevent further damage. An extraction can help to alleviate your pain as well as protect your other teeth.
• Root Canals—If you’ve experienced repeat fillings, crowns, or have a damaged or decayed tooth, you may benefit from a root canal to address infection in the pulp of your tooth. This prevents further pain and allows you to keep your natural tooth.

Prevent Dental Emergencies

Of course, experiencing the need to seek emergency dental care in New Braunfels is not ideal. Fortunately, many dental emergencies can be avoided if you are proactive about your dental care. Make sure you are scheduling regular cleanings and exams at Familia Dental. Our skilled staff will be able to track any changes in your mouth and address issues before they become severe and require help. At home, make sure you are brushing at least twice daily, and flossing after meals.

If you are involved in sports or other contact activities that increase your risk of potential dental accidents, it is important to utilize protective gear. A custom-fit mouthguard can protect you from severe dental injuries.

Contact Familia Dental, New Braunfels for Emergency Care

When you’re dealing with an emergency in New Braunfels, there's little time to waste. To help, Familia Dental, New Braunfels offers 24/7 services from our customer care team. Contact us today to learn more about the services we provide—simply call (877) 957-3086 to speak with our care team.

FAQ

• Q: How quickly can I be seen for my dental emergency?

  A: We are available 24/7 for emergency calls. When you call to schedule an appointment, our care team can often schedule your appointment within 24 hours.

• Q: How expensive are emergency dental services?

  A: At Familia Dental, New Braunfels, we never want our customers to ignore a potential emergency because they fear the cost. We will provide you with a care plan and cost analysis before beginning treatment.

• Q: Will my insurance cover my emergency dental visit?

  A: We accept several different insurance plans, as well as cash, credit, and debit.