From chipped to knocked-out teeth, dental emergencies can lead to discomfort and without treatment, a risk of worsening pain and even tooth loss. Which is why we want to make sure you know what to do when faced with one! In today’s blog, your Riverside Dental Group team talks about addressing dental emergencies.
Dental emergencies, such as cracked or chipped teeth or even knocked-out teeth, need to be addressed right away. You should call us immediately, and then take actions to ease your discomfort. In today’s blog, your Riverside Dental Group team explains how to address your dental emergency and schedule an appointment with our team.
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Preventive checkups can protect your smile from many common problems like cavities, gum disease, and more. Unfortunately, though, not all issues can be prevented. Your Riverside, CA, dental team is here to help you if you injure a tooth or harm your smile.
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Emergencies can happen even when you do your best to avoid them. If you have harmed one of your teeth, or are experiencing discomfort around your oral cavity, it is important to seek care as soon as possible. These could be signs of a severe problem and may require treatment urgently. If this happens to… Read more »
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