emergency dental care

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What is emergency dentistry?

Many patients may be unsure what’s considered a dental emergency. If it’s a concern to you, it’s a concern to us. A rule of thumb, give us a call. 
 
Waiting for treatment could put you or your teeth in danger. Five signs not to ignore: severe pain, chipped or lost tooth, excessive gum bleeding, pus or infection, and broken crown. No matter your dental emergency, we have you covered without prior scheduling.

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The Benefits of Emergency Dentistry

 

Of course, no one plans for a dental emergency. That’s why we’re here for you when it happens.

 

Same-day and Weekend Appointments

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Easily Transfer Your Dental History

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Teledentistry Appointments Available

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Immediate Dental Treatment Plans

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Smile Generation-Trusted Offices and Emergency Dentistry


Finding a dentist specializing in emergency dental services alleviates the pain from the root cause and provides appropriate treatment. Count on our Smile Generation-trusted clinicians to deliver an accurate diagnosis and the right plan for your dental emergency needs.

Sedation Dentistry

It’s okay to feel nervous or even anxious when anticipating an appointment. Great news: we provide options that fit your needs. And in this case, sedation dentistry.

Nitrous oxide is called the laughing gas for good reason: it's a mild sedative that safely and effectively slows down your nervous system.

 

WebMD 2021

 
 

What is considered a dental emergency?

Anything that could cause the risk of serious medical or dental complications is a need for emergency dental care. Often, emergency dental situations arise because of an accident, but that's not always the case. For example, you may have a dental emergency if:

Chipped or Broken Teeth: 

If you have experienced facial trauma in an accident and have chipped or broken teeth or damage that restricts normal function, you should see an emergency dentist.

Tooth Loss: 

If the tooth was a permanent tooth, you must go to the dentist immediately to save the tooth. Depending on the placement of your teeth, a missing tooth could eventually cause your other teeth to shift.

Bleeding in the mouth: 

There are many causes for excessive bleeding, it could be a sign that something is wrong with the tooth or tooth's root, and possibly be an indication of severe gum disease.

Tooth Abcess: 

This is also a sign of tooth infection. This type of infection won't go away without treatment and antibiotics, so it's essential to see your dentist if you think you have one. If left untreated, an infection can spread to your jaw or other areas.

 
 
 
Emergencies can happen when you least expect them, which is why Smile Generation-trusted emergency dentists provide prompt care and same-day appointments for those unexpected moments.
 
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Book an Appointment Today

 

Say goodbye to crooked teeth and hello to healthier, happier confidence. Schedule a consultation today..

 
 
 

Keep Learning

 

Smile Generation-trusted dentists make understanding the Mouth-Body Connection simple. Call us at 1-800-SMILEGEN to get started.

 
 

A Dental Savings Plan is not insurance, which means you do not have to wait before receiving a service while insurance clears. Instead, a Dental Saving Plan is a membership program, which means you may get discounts from participating dentists for things like cleanings, x-rays, and a variety of other services.

 First, a Periodontist is a Dentist. However, Periodontal Specialists diagnose, prevent and treat periodontitis, receding gums, inflammation, tooth loss (dental implants), and other chronic tissue loss of the teeth. Further, a Periodontist completed an additional three (3) years of training after graduating from dental school.

Smile Generation Dental Plan offers significant discounts on dentistry. Since it is not insurance, there are no deductible or annual maximums. Dental plan members pay an annual fee up front rather than monthly premiums like traditional dental insurance. There are also no waiting periods with dental plans so you can get the treatment you need immediately.

Yes. One of the most extraordinary things about the Smile Generation Dental Plan and private dental insurance is that it does not have to be an either/or proposition. Instead, they can work together to reduce your overall cost of dental treatment. Smile Generation Dental Plan supplements private dental

insurance. Some people use the dental plan to reduce out-of-pocket costs if they need treatment while waiting for their coverage to begin. Others use it to discount cosmetic treatments, which are not covered by most dental insurance. Some members get the most out of their dental insurance

benefits by applying the discounted dental plan fee against the annual maximum amount.

Applying for a Smile Generation Dental Plan is easy! Visit www.smilegenerationdentalplan.com from the comfort of your home, and you can purchase your plan right there. If you prefer a personal touch, feel free to give us a call at 1-855-935-5365, and our friendly team will assist you. Alternatively, you can drop by a local Smile Generation-Trusted office if that's more convenient for you.

Absolutely! Adding family members to your plan is simple and convenient. You have a few options to choose from: you can discuss it during your next visit to your Smile Generation- Trusted office, give us a call at 1-855-935-5365, or if you prefer online access, you can log in to your secure Member Portal and head to the "My Account" page. We're here to make it easy for you, so go with the option that works best for you and your family. 

 

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