Emergency Dental Care
EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE IN SHREWSBURY, PA
Dr. Haywood will see his current patients during any day of the week or weekend if they’re dealing with a dental emergency. However, Dr. Haywood and his team will see new patients facing a dental emergency only during the weekday hours. Don’t wait to see the dentist if you’re experiencing wisdom tooth pain. Dr. Haywood can evaluate your teeth and determine if a tooth extraction is needed. A severely chipped tooth, tooth abscess, or cracked tooth also qualify as emergency dental services. Contact our office right away, and we’ll schedule an appointment for you as soon as possible.
COMMON DENTAL EMERGENCIES
TOOTHACHES
CRACKED TOOTH OR FILLING
ACUTE TMJ DISORDERS
FACIAL TRAUMA
EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE THAT IS AFFORDABLE
At Southern York Smile Care, most emergency cases are paid for at the time of service and we’ll file your insurance claim for you. If you’ve never visited a dentist, an initial visit and treatment plan may be costly. The cost to receive treatment, get your examination, and x-rays ranges in our area and starts generally at about $600. To learn more about our office payment policies, call our Shrewsbury office today at (717) 235-3871. One of our knowledgeable team members will be happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have.
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OTHER EMERGENCY DENTAL SERVICES
Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry is the integration of art and technology that helps our clients achieve both the function and beauty of an amazing smile. Dental crowns, dental bridges, safe root canals, white fillings, and dental bonding are expertly performed at Southern York Smile Care. Dr. Haywood and his gentle team are eager to help you restore your teeth.
Gum Disease Treatments
Periodontal diseases are rampant in our communities and yet are often easy for us to professionally treat. Gum disease infection can affect total body Wellness And have been shown to even have fatal effects if not treated. Whether you need an exceptional dental cleaning, non-surgical periodontal treatment, gum surgery or gum grafts, the experienced caring and professional team at Southern York Smile Care can help you achieve and maintain the oral health you deserve.
Sedation Dentistry
Do you have fear of the dental treatments, panic disorders or severe gagging problems? You can have all of your dental care performed while you “sleep”. Our gentle and compassionate dental staff can help you choose one of our options for dental sedation that is right for you. Dental anxiety is common. Let Southern York Smile Care help you achieve total oral wellness comfortably and without anxiety.
BEFORE & AFTER
TESTIMONIALS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is a chipped tooth a dental emergency?
A chipped tooth is an emergency when the tooth’s nerve is damaged or exposed. Left untreated, the tooth may not be repairable and may need to be removed and eventually replaced.
Are bleeding gums an emergency?
Most of the time, bleeding gums are a sign of gum disease and sometimes a sign of severe conditions of the whole body. Deep dental hygiene cleanings can remove infection within the gums and address periodontal disease, however continuing bleeding signals a problem that will require medical attention
How do you stop nerve pain in your tooth?
Taking Tylenol or Advil can help relieve the discomfort of a toothache. Try to keep your damaged tooth as clean as possible and avoid the coldest foods and chewing on that area of your mouth. If you have a hole in a back tooth causing dental nerve pain, you may achieve some relief from the temporary fill materials available at your drug store. They only work for holes in teeth.
Can a chipped tooth heal itself?
When a tooth is chipped, it cannot repair itself. Unlike bone in the body, tooth enamel does not have a blood supply. If the nerve of a tooth has been exposed from a severe chipped tooth injury, emergency dental care from Dr. Haywood may avert root canal therapy or extraction. Please see us immediately.
What are the symptoms of a tooth infection spreading?
A tooth infection that spreads into the body presents as redness, swelling, and pain. Fever, fatigue, flushed skin, and headaches may also accompany a spreading infection. Spreading infections require immediate attention and are life threatening in every case. Infections can quickly spread to the brain or close off your airway resulting in hospitalization or death. If you have a large swelling or a spreading infection you will need to see us immediately. If you cannot see us then consider getting to the emergency room for the care you need.
What happens if you don't remove a bad tooth?
A broken, rotted out, or chipped tooth hinders your overall oral health. Depending on its severity, an infection can occur and spread to other areas of the body.