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We do everything possible to provide same-day appointments for dental…
We cannot treat severe oral or facial trauma, such as broken jaws, major bleeding, deep wounds, or complex injuries. If you have a head injury,…
The first thing that you should do is call our office so that we can assess your symptoms and condition and determine whether we can treat you or if…
A dental emergency is any situation that affects your teeth, gums, or mouth that requires urgent care to prevent serious health problems. This…
You need emergency dental care if you have severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding, infection, trauma to your tooth or a knocked-out tooth, or other…
Schedule an emergency appointment if you have a toothache that persists or worsens; if you have a cracked, chipped, or damaged tooth; if you have…
Scheduling regular visits to a general dentist offers preventive care and early intervention for oral health issues. You’ll also get personalized…
A general dentist and family dentist typically will offer the same services; however, a general dentist may only treat adult and senior patients,…
The American Dental Association recommends that patients visit their dentist at least every six months for routine care. You may need more frequent…
General dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating oral health issues from bad breath and gum disease to tooth loss and oral cancer.…