Emergency Dentist 24/7 Scottsdale, AZ

Emergency dental care in Scottsdale, AZ

when a dental crisis strikes, you dont have time to scroll through a long list of potential dental providers to secure the professional care you need. When you need quality service fast, you can rely on the professionals at the arizona center for laser dentistry. We understand that emergency services can be stressful and, in many instances, painful. That is why we know waiting is not an option.

In scottsdale, dr. Enrico divito and his team of dental professionals are equipped to handle a wide variety of emergency dental situations. When you are experiencing a dental crisis, you have no time to waste. Give our office a call, and a caring member of our staff will help you schedule an emergency appointment with us at your earliest convenience.

All patients welcome

arizona center for laser dentistry is committed to providing exceptional services for all of our patients. When a dental crisis occurs, you shouldnt have to worry about finding a provider who will accept new patients. You can rest assured that we will provide exceptional care for your needs, regardless of how long youve been with our office. New patients can rest assured that we are committed to providing a comfortable environment. We believe in treating every patient the same, giving our full focus and commitment to healing for each individual.

Emergency services offered at our office

a dental crisis can reveal itself through pain, swelling, general discomfort, or a visual change in your teeth or gums. If you are uncertain about whether or not you are experiencing an emergency, it is most reasonable to assume urgency and take action. The sooner you receive quality care, the better because dental issues commonly get worse over time. Our office can provide a wide range of services that can restore your dental health, relieve pain, and allow you to return to your regular routine.

Our most commonly performed services include:

• Root canal procedures–A root canal could be needed for a cracked tooth, a deep cavity, or issues created by a previous filling. This procedure can help to save a tooth from extraction by removing any infected pulp and restoring the canals of the roots. While there is a common misconception that this procedure is painful, this couldn’t be further from the truth.
• Toothache assessment–A toothache can start with intermittent pain but often turns more severe over time. This is because toothaches are rarely a problem in themselves. In most instances, a toothache is part of a more complicated dental concern that requires professional attention.
• Jaw swelling examination–Swelling along the jawline can be a sign of dental infection. It is important to seek treatment to ensure the cause of the infection is determined and treated to prevent further issues and restore health.
• Tooth Repair–Tooth damage can happen suddenly. This could be due to decay, weakened enamel, or an unexpected blow to the face, jaw, or mouth. Damage can range from a chip or crack to a break or a complete knockout. We can examine the tooth to determine the best course of treatment, as well as ensure there is no additional damage to your tissue, gums, or surrounding teeth.
• Extractions–When a tooth is severely damaged or decayed, it could be necessary to completely remove it. This is usually a decision made when no other solutions would work. This can provide immediate pain relief and protect the surrounding teeth.
• Filling or crown replacement–Fillings or crowns are commonly used to protect teeth that have needed work, typically as a part of a cavity removal. Depending on your dental provider and the time of your filling, the materials used could vary. Material selection, as well as wear and tear, can contribute to a filling or crown no longer functioning as it should. If you are experiencing discomfort, or notice anything that feels loose or missing, contact us.
• Gum discomfort assessment–Gum tenderness can be a sign of a deeper dental issue within the hidden tissue of your gums. It will take a professional assessment to determine the cause of the discomfort and provide lasting relief.

How to Prevent a Dental Emergency

Proper dental care can help prevent several dental emergencies. This includes not just regular brushing and flossing at home but committing to a regular visit to our office at least twice a year. Not only will you receive a deep cleaning, but we will also take x-rays and perform a close examination of your dental health. This allows us to get a clear understanding of your oral health beyond what is apparent at a surface level. Close examinations consistently can ensure that we catch any minor complications in your dental health before they begin causing you discomfort.

Call Us for Your Emergency Dental Appointment

At Arizona Center for Laser Dentistry, our top priority is your dental health. Contact our office as soon as you notice any issues with your teeth or gums. Hesitation can allow your dental issues to develop further, which can cause more pain and require a complex procedure to heal. The earlier we can provide the services you need, the sooner you can get back on track with the demands of every day. When you need dental care you can trust, give us a call at 1-888-350-1340. We are available day or night to address your dental concerns.

FAQ:

• Q: What qualifies as an emergency?

  A: There are no set rules when it comes to determining what qualifies as an emergency. There are obvious signs such as a knocked-out tooth, facial swelling, or a crown or filling falling out. However, any level of discomfort or pain should be taken seriously. If you are unsure of whether or not you are experiencing an emergency, just give us a call. We will listen to your concerns and help determine what the best course of action will be.

• Q: How much do emergency services cost?

  A: The cost of emergency services can vary depending on the services needed. You can rest assured that we will discuss all your treatment options before providing any services.

• Q: Can I pay with cash?

  A: Yes. In addition to cash, we also accept checks, major credit cards, and CareCredit.