Emergency Dentist 24/7 Orange Park, FL

Emergency Dental Services in Orange Park, FL

Dental emergencies often happen at the worst time. This adds stress to an already stressful situation. The last thing you want to do is add more stress to your situation by not knowing who to turn to. You want a quality dentist who can perform emergency dental services. If you don’t know where to turn, you can trust Coast Dental Orange Park. Dr. Michael Moore can provide the exceptional, fast service you need to deal with your dental emergency and get back to your regular routine as quickly as possible.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in the Orange Park location, don’t hesitate to call our office. A compassionate member of our staff will be available to assess your emergency needs and schedule your appointment as quickly as possible.

Our Office is Open to All Emergency Patients

Dental emergencies are stressful, and we work hard to minimize that stress for all of our patients. To relieve stress, we accept both new and existing patients who are seeking emergency care. We believe in providing top-of-the-line care and compassion to everyone who enters our office. Existing patients can expect the exceptional care that keeps them coming back to us for their regular care. New patients can expect this same level of treatment.

New and existing patients can rest assured that their dental crisis will be taken seriously and treated with the care and compassion necessary. We believe in creating patient-doctor relationships that can last for years to come. We want to be your trusted source for all your dental health needs.

Emergency Services Available at Our Office

Dr. Moore and his staff are available to treat a variety of different dental emergencies. Dental emergencies can happen from teeth grinding, decay, or accidental damage. These concerns need special treatment that begins with a proper diagnosis. Some of our services include:

• Damaged Teeth Repair- Accidents can cause damage to your teeth. We most often see these accidents occur from sports, but they can also happen from simply biting into something a bit too hard. These accidents can cause cracks, breaks, chips, and avulsed teeth, which is when teeth are completely knocked out. Depending on the severity of the damage, there may also be issues with the socket, blood vessels, and surrounding tissue.
• Relief of Tooth Pain- A sharp sudden pain when eating or drinking is often referred to as a toothache. This can be an acute, quick burst of pain or a persistent ache that interrupts your daily life. Toothaches can be a symptom of a more serious issue that you may not be able to identify on your own.
• Tenderness or Swelling of the Jaw- Your jawbone and supporting tissue play an important role in the overall structure of your dental health. If you notice tenderness or swelling in your jaw, this could be a sign of infection. Dr. Moore can help properly diagnose the cause of infection and ensure it is completely treated.
• Relief of Gum Pain- Any unexpected pain should be a warning sign you need to make a dental appointment. This especially includes gum pain and tenderness. This can be a sign of an issue within the deeper tissue that requires specific treatment for permanent relief.
• Filling and Crown Loss- Losing a filling or crown can require an emergency dental service. These dental apparatuses are important in protecting teeth that have been damaged or suffered decay in the past. Waiting to get these replaced can cause further decay in the tooth, which could then require a more complicated procedure if left untreated.
• Extractions- In some circumstances, it is necessary to remove a tooth or teeth due to severe decay or damage. These teeth can pose a risk of infection that could impact healthy teeth. The removal of an infected or heavily damaged tooth helps to prevent any spread of infection as well as eliminate pain associated with that specific tooth.
• Root Canal Procedure- This service can help restore a natural tooth to avoid the need for extraction. This is usually performed on a tooth that has experienced decay or damage and may have even needed repeat fillings.

Preemptive Measures to Avoid Emergency Care

Emergency dental appointments can feel overwhelming. You may not know what is wrong, and you may be experiencing pain that is making it hard to go about your day. Not all emergency services are avoidable. Many are caused by accidents; however, many are caused by decay that can be prevented with proper care. The best way to be preemptive about your oral health is to stick to a regular routine of flossing and brushing. It is also beneficial to avoid foods and drinks that can further the decay process such as items that are high in sugar. It is also important to schedule regular six-month cleanings at Coast Dental Orange Park. This allows Dr. Moore to examine your teeth on a regular basis, catching any minor issues before they can turn into major concerns. Committing to care at home and care at our office is the best way to avoid the need for emergency care.

Scheduling Your Emergency Dental Service

If you are experiencing a dental emergency, it is important to schedule an appointment with us as quickly as possible. Many dental emergencies are time-sensitive, meaning the faster you come to see us, the better we can provide pain relief and the services you need to restore your dental health. You can contact our office at any time at (855) 867-3691.

FAQ

• Q: When can I see Dr. Moore?

  A: We try to provide our emergency patients with the immediate care they need. When you contact us, we will determine the earliest time possible to address your dental concerns.

• Q: How much does an emergency dental appointment cost?

  A: All dental services are different. When you visit our office, we will first determine the cause of your dental crisis. We will then discuss your different care options and a plan that works best for you.

• Q: Can I pay with cash?

  A: We accept cash, credit, check, and provide financing options. We also accept most PPO insurances.