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Emergency Dental Services in Laurel MD

Our professional emergency dental care is available to anyone who is experiencing a situation where he or she needs medical assistance for oral health care. We will work to alleviate any pain or discomfort you have as quickly as possible. Your emergency will be taken care of promptly and usually in-office. We routinely offer any same-day services.

Laurel Dental Associates has earned a reputation for providing quality and quick emergency dental services in the Laurel MD area. We are committed to helping all of our patients and will do whatever it takes to make sure they can go back home with a healthier and better feeling smile.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in Laurel MD? Call Dr. Rezaiyan and the team at Laurel Dental Associates  (301) 776-5051.

Emergency Dental Services For These Symptoms:

  • Tooth Pain – Tooth pain can disrupt everything in your daily life. They can be caused by a variety factors such as a broken tooth, cavities, or damage from grinding. The level of pain can determine how serious the issue is. If you can’t eat or drink without feeling excruciating pain then you will need to see a specialist right away.
  • Sore and swollen gums – This can be caused by gum disease, plaque, or a reaction to food in between your teeth. You can avoid this problem by frequently flossing. If flossing the area and rinsing with warm salt water is not working and you continue to feel pain then you should come see an emergency dentist.
  • Lost crown – Without your crown, just eating foods can cause pain. This is not a life-threatening emergency, however it will interfere with you daily meals. It is best to take care of this situation quickly. Just remember to bring the lost crown during your emergency dental visit.
  • Broken & cracked teeth – Any type of physical injury such as sports injuries, fighting, falling/tripping, car accidents, cavities, or even biting on hard food can cause broken and cracked teeth. To help save your teeth you should do the following:
  1. Gather all the pieces of the tooth
  2. Rinse out your mouth
  3. Apply ice to the injured area
  4. Use pain medication if needed
  5. Visit an emergency dentist as soon as possible

 

If you are experiencing a dental emergency in Laurel MD? Call Dr. Rezaiyan and the team at Laurel Dental Associates  (301) 776-5051.