Dunwoody Pediatric Dental Emergencies

Pediatric Dental Emergencies
In Dunwoody

When your child is facing a dental crisis, time is of the essence. Immediate attention can make all the difference. Get in touch with us immediately to consult our experts and preserve that precious grin! Not sure if it's a dental emergency for your little one? Read on.

Why Should My Child Get Emergency Dental Care?

First off, immediate dental care can relieve your child's pain or discomfort. Issues like tooth pain, fractured teeth, and other oral issues can lead to severe discomfort disrupting their academics, extracurricular activities, and more. Getting professional help will alleviate their distress so they can get back to their regular schedule. You'll also prevent additional complications caused by leaving their condition untreated. Most importantly though, you'll find relief knowing your child's oral health is restored once more.

Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist

Dr. Robert is proudly certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. A voluntary achievement, becoming board-certified requires additional education and passing several rigorous exams. You can rest easy knowing your child's smile is in expert hands.

Did you know…

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Baby teeth form the pathways that adult teeth take when they erupt.

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Problem-Focused Exams

When issues arise, our team can perform problem-focused exams (also known as limited exams) to help address the issues. Limited exams allow us to focus on what’s hurting or injured so we can get your kiddo out of pain fast.

The Benefits of Immediate Emergency Dental Care

Alleviation of Pain & Discomfort

A fractured tooth, a dislodged crown, or a throbbing toothache can lead to immense discomfort. The only solution to alleviate this pain is through professional dental care provided by an adept emergency dentist. After receiving treatment at our practice, your child can return to their daily activities without enduring pain or further distress.

Avoid Further Complications

Oftentimes, delaying medical help for your child can make their condition worse. For instance, if they have a tooth infection, early detection and intervention with a root canal or pulpotomy could potentially save the tooth. However, prolonged delays may result in irreversible damage to the infected tooth which might require extraction and pose serious health risks like sepsis - an extreme response to severe infection that can be life-threatening.

Save Time & Money

The quicker you seek emergency care, the more cost-effective your child’s treatment will be. For example; mending a broken tooth with a filling costs significantly less than restoring it it with a dental crown. If you consult with our dentist as soon as you notice any issue in your child's oral health, both time and money will be saved.

The Emergency Dentistry Treatment Process

Call For An Appointment

The moment you realize your child is experiencing a dental emergency, don't hesitate to contact our office. We'll discuss the issue at hand, arrange an appointment with your dentist, (on the same-day if necessary), and provide guidance on managing the situation until your child's appointment time.

Emergency Exam

When you arrive at our practice, your child’s dentist will conduct a thorough examination of their oral condition. They will work to identify the root cause of the problem and determine the most suitable treatment for your child's specific needs.

Treating Your Child’s Condition

Every child and every dental emergency is unique. Some common emergency dental procedures include root canals, dental fillings, crowns, tooth extractions, and splints for dislodged or loose teeth. Rest assured that our dentist will ensure your child receives the care they need to get out of pain and restore their healthy smile.

FaQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

What should I do if my child knocks out a tooth?
What should I do if my child’s dental work falls out?
What should I do about a severe toothache?
What should I do if my child has chipped, broken or cracked a tooth?
What should I do if my child has a loose tooth?

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