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Emergency Dentist
Fast, Reliable Care When you Need It Most
Dental emergencies can strike at any time — and when they do, you need help immediately. Whether you’re in intense pain, bleeding, or dealing with a broken tooth, our emergency dental services are here to protect your health and save your smile.
At Dental Care Arlington Heights, we provide same-day emergency dental appointments with compassionate, expert care. Here’s a quick guide to the 7 most common dental emergencies we treat — and why they can’t wait.
Suffering a toothache
Arlington Heights provides immediate, expert dental care near you. Our Arlington Heights practice offers emergency appointments to quickly relieve your pain and restore your smile. Find fast relief now.
Don’t ignore a cracked tooth
Arlington Heights expertly repairs cracks with bonding, crowns, or veneers. We relieve pain and prevent further damage. Schedule your appointment now!
Knocked-Out (Avulsed) Tooth
Emergency! A knocked-out tooth requires immediate action. Call Arlington Heights right away. Keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva. If seen quickly, we can often reimplant and save it.
Lost Fillings or Crowns
Lost a filling or crown? Don’t wait, as it can lead to more damage. Arlington Heights offers prompt repairs to restore your tooth’s protection and comfort. Contact us now for a quick fix!
Dental Abscess & Infections
A dental abscess is a serious infection requiring immediate care. Arlington Heights provides urgent treatment to relieve pain, drain the infection, and save your tooth. Contact us now for help.
Oral Bleeding or Trauma
Uncontrolled oral bleeding requires immediate emergency care. Apply firm pressure with clean gauze and go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care facility for immediate assistance.
TMJ and Swollen Jaw Injuries
A swollen jaw or TMJ injury can cause severe pain and difficulty. Our clinic provides expert diagnosis and treatment to reduce swelling, relieve discomfort, and restore function. Contact us now for care.
When to Call an Emergency Dentist
If you’re unsure whether your issue is a true dental emergency, ask yourself:
- Is there severe pain or uncontrolled bleeding?
- Have you lost a tooth suddenly?
- Is there swelling, pus, or signs of infection near your gums?
- Are you experiencing facial trauma, jaw locking, or inability to open/close your mouth?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above — don’t wait.
Contact our emergency dental clinic immediately to get urgent care and protect your health.
Emergency Dental Services
We proudly serve patients searching for:
- Emergency dentist near me
- Same-day dental appointments
- Weekend and after-hours dental care
Get fast, expert dental help when you need it most.
Call now to protect your health and your smile.
FAQ’s About Emergency Dentistry
Common Questions About Emergency Dentistry Answered
What is a dental emergency?
Severe pain, trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, or a knocked-out tooth.
What if I knock my tooth out?
How can I relieve tooth pain fast?
Use a cold compress and over-the-counter pain medication.
Will my tooth be pulled during emergency visit?
Saving your natural tooth is always the top priority.
Should I go to the ER for a toothache?
Only for life-threatening swelling or trauma; dentist is better.
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