Dental Emergencies
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We don't like to think about dental crises; however, oral emergencies are a fact of life for many people. Although routine checkups will go a long way toward preventing problems, the fact is, you'll probably experience a dental emergency at some point.
When that happens, you'll be in good hands with the team at East Limestone Family Dental. Your emergency dentist in Athens, AL is more than a match for your urgent dental issues.
Dr. Fitts uses his years of training to give you the dental care you need right away, so you can feel better fast. He takes time to listen to your worries, answers every question you have, and helps you feel calm and confident about your treatment.
Dr. Fitts repairs your smile to keep it looking great while stopping bigger dental problems before they start. He also provides ongoing care to help you keep your healthy, beautiful smile for years to come.
Contact us right away if you're facing dental emergencies. Dental sedation using laughing gas is available to help you relax, plus we have cozy pillows and blankets for comforting touches. Established patients can call after hours and get access to a special emergency line. We'll always see you in the office as soon as possible.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Emergencies
Can you help with my dental emergency?
Over many years of dental practice, Dr. Fitts has helped countless patients with their dental emergencies. You can rest confidently in his skills and expertise to help make your smile right. Our top-notch dental team delivers compassionate and gentle care and will make sure you receive the best treatment possible during your dental crisis.
What can you do for my dental emergency?
When you come in for a dental emergency, we'll first assess your condition to determine the next steps. Depending on your situation, we will recommend particular services to restore your smile. They may include a tooth-colored filling to repair dental decay, a dental crown to strengthen a damaged tooth, a root canal to repair an infected tooth, or a tooth extraction if we're not able to save your tooth.
What are common dental emergencies?
There are few emergencies your dentist hasn't seen in his years of practice. Some are certainly more common than others. Emergencies that we see often include toothaches caused by a cavity or an infection, cracked teeth, broken teeth, and broken dental restorations. In most cases, we're able to resolve all these situations with restorative dentistry.
