Pine Desert Dental offers emergency care for dental issues that need attention immediately. Leaving infections or broken teeth untreated could lead to more significant concerns. At Pine Desert Dental, we offer solutions for all types of emergency dental problems, including:
Whether caused by dental decay, a mouth injury, or teeth grinding, Dr. Sunitsch will attend to your dental emergency as soon as possible
A broken or loose dental filling can expose your tooth’s dentin, pulp and nerves to bacteria, food, and plaque. If a broken or loose dental filling is not addressed in a timely manner, this can lead to a large cavity or a dental infection.
If you notice a crack in your dental fillings, you should call your dentist as soon as possible. An untreated broken or loose dental filling could let bacteria seep down, leading to decay and potentially infecting the dental pulp (nerves and blood supply). This may result in the need for a root canal or tooth extraction.
You can schedule an emergency dental appointment at Pine Desert Dental if you are experiencing pain and sensitivity in your tooth or gums. In the meantime, we recommend swishing lukewarm salt water in your mouth to flush out all bacteria and food debris.
If you have a broken, chipped, or dislodged tooth, you should see your dentist as soon as possible. An untreated cracked or dislodged tooth can lead to a dental abscess or pocket of bacteria. Not attending to these issues promptly might end up causing an infection that could spread to other parts of the body and become a more significant health concern.
Whether it occurred due to facial trauma or by chewing into hard food, a fractured or out-of-place (dislodged) tooth can cause pain and teeth sensitivity. You can avoid further damage and infections by getting in touch with our emergency dentistry services.
Teeth damage may not be noticeable right away. However, contact us if you start experiencing pain or tooth sensitivity when drinking or eating food.
A dental abscess is a build-up of pus that can form inside the teeth, gums, or jaw bone. It’s usually caused by a bacterial infection from a dental cavity or injury.
Getting help right away is essential since an untreated abscess could lead to an expanding infection. If you notice the following symptoms, contact us as soon as possible:
A dental abscess will not resolve itself with at-home care and will require treatment from your dentist to resolve it. You may also need antibiotics prescribed to help clear the infection.
Pine Desert Dental offers emergency dental care for all types of issues. Dr. Zach Sunitsch and the Pine Desert Dental team can handle all your dental needs even after hours.
Zach is an active member of the American Dental Association, the Oregon Dental Association, and the Academy of General Dentistry.
Pine Desert Dental offers comprehensive emergency services for urgent dental problems, including broken fillings and teeth, dislodged teeth, and dental abscesses.
For emergency treatment or more information, call us at (541) 549-0109 or request an appointment online. You can also visit us at our clinic in Sisters, Oregon.
