Emergency Dentist 24/7 Warren, MI

Emergency dental services are designed to provide urgent care for people who are experiencing dental pain or other dental emergencies. This could include a toothache, a broken or cracked tooth, or an infection. Emergency dental services are usually available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. At Emergency Dental of Detroit, we understand that dental emergencies happen, and we're here to help.

Dr. Roberto Monteagudo specializes in emergency dental services. Our team of highly trained dentists will perform the necessary procedures in an efficient manner, so you will miss as little time as possible at work, at school, or with other obligations. We understand how difficult this situation can be, which is why our goal is to make this process as easy as possible for you and provide you with the highest quality care available in the area. Our patient care team is available 24/7 and can schedule your appointment within the next 24 hours.

All Patients Welcome

Emergency dental services are essential for anyone experiencing pain and discomfort and can't wait for regular office hours. Our emergency services are available to all patients, even if you are not an existing patient of ours or do not have a regular dentist. Our emergency dental services are available to help those who need urgent care, and we understand it is especially important for people suffering from sudden, severe pain or infections to seek immediate attention.

Dr. Monteagudo is professional and precise. In addition, our dental team is compassionate and thorough and can ease your mind about any recommended procedures necessary to restore your dental health. We hope that you are so comfortable that you decide to schedule follow-up and regular maintenance appointments at our office.

Our Dental Emergency Services

Emergency dental services are an important resource for anyone who experiences sudden dental pain or trauma. These services can provide immediate relief from pain, diagnose and treat tooth decay, and fix broken or damaged teeth. In many cases, our emergency dental services can even save teeth that would otherwise require extraction.

Services We Offer:

• Abscessed Tooth—A tooth abscess is a bacterial infection in the soft tissue of a tooth that causes swelling and pain. A cavity or trauma usually causes an infection of the tooth. The signs of an abscessed tooth include fever and sensitivity to hot or cold liquids and foods. If left untreated, the infection could spread to other parts of the mouth or even to other areas of the body. If you think you might have an abscessed tooth, it is important to get treated right away.
• Emergency Fillings—Getting a tooth filling is a common part of emergency dental care. A filling is used to restore a tooth to its normal shape and function after it has been damaged. Fillings are often used to repair teeth that have been broken or cracked and need emergency dental care. The type of material used for the filling depends on the damage's extent and the tooth's location.
• Crowns— A crown is a custom-made covering for a damaged or decayed tooth that helps to restore the tooth to its original shape and strength. They are designed to blend in with your other teeth and can last for many years with proper care. Crowns can be used to restore the shape, strength, and function of the tooth, as well as improve its appearance. Crowns are typically recommended for teeth that have been severely damaged by decay or trauma and can no longer be effectively treated with fillings or other more conservative treatments.
• Root Canals—Root canals are a type of emergency dental service necessary when a tooth's inner nerves become infected or damaged. This can be caused by dental decay, trauma, or other conditions. In a root canal procedure, the infected tissue is removed from the tooth and replaced with a filling. This helps to restore the tooth to a healthy state and prevent further damage. Root canals are commonly required in emergency dental situations.
• Swollen Jaw—If you have a swollen jaw, it is important to seek emergency dental care as soon as possible. Swelling of the jaw can be caused by a variety of issues, ranging from an abscessed tooth to a disorder called TMJ. While some causes of jaw swelling may be minor, others can be more serious and require immediate medical attention. Dr. Monteagudo will be able to assess the situation and provide the best course of action. If you experience any pain or discomfort along with the swelling, it is even more important to seek emergency dental care.

Preventing Dental Emergencies

No one wants to suffer from a dental emergency, and there are, in fact, things you can do to significantly decrease the probability you'll end up needing emergency dental care. The prognosis is simple. Regular brushing and flossing, as well as regular visits to the dentist, can help ensure that your teeth stay in good condition.

Adhering to a routine dental maintenance schedule for cleaning every six months, your dentist can predict potential problems before they become problems. Furthermore, most issues can be reversed if caught early on.

When You Experience a Dental Emergency

We hope you never experience a dental emergency, but if you think you might be, you’re better off getting checked just in case. If you are experiencing pain in the mouth, jaw, gums, or teeth in Warren, MI, you need to be seen as soon as possible. You can call our patient care team 24/7 and receive advice on your dental needs. We can even schedule an emergency dental appointment for the next 24 hours. If you’re in pain or believe you have a dental emergency, contact our office 24/7. Call us any time at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: How should I pay for my appointment?

  A: Dr. Monteagudo accepts debit and credit, CareCredit, and most dental insurance.

• Q: I’m scared to go to the dentist. Will an emergency dental appointment hurt?

  A: Our gentle and patient team will do everything in our power to make you comfortable and ease your fear. It will only hurt if you don’t seek emergency dental care.

• Q:How long will I have to wait to see the dentist?

  A: Your emergency appointment will be scheduled for the same day, or within 24 hours, depending on what time you call.