If you are currently experiencing a dental emergency, please contact our office as soon as possible to ensure you will be seen and cared for promptly.
When something goes wrong with your smile, you need someone to call to restore your dental health and your peace of mind. At TotallySmiles, we are here to help you when you need us the most. Our office prioritizes care for patients experiencing a dental emergency. We will make every effort to ensure that you are seen promptly if considered necessary to treat your emergency or dental trauma.
In addition to trauma, a dental emergency is considered to be any sudden, unexplained pain or discomfort in your teeth, gums, or jawbone. Our doctors will locate the cause of your dental emergency and treat it at the source. Learn more about our emergency dentistry services below.
Emergency Dentistry in Gaithersburg, MD
Dr. Steven Anolik and Dr. Corey Anolik are experienced general dentists in Gaithersburg, MD. They are here to provide you with exceptional dental care when you need it the most. At TotallySmiles, our doctors prioritize patients experiencing a dental emergency, and will ensure that you are seen promptly to prevent further pain or discomfort.
Whether you experience sudden tooth loss, unexplained toothaches, or a dislodged dental crown, we can help you restore your dental health and your peace of mind. If you are unsure if you are experiencing a dental emergency or not, we encourage you to contact our office to discuss your concerns with our dental professionals. Remember – better safe than sorry!
Potential Causes for Toothaches
Finding the underlying cause of your dental pain or discomfort is the first step toward remedying your dental emergency. A toothache may be intense, sharp pain surrounding one or more of your dental structures. It may also be consistent, throbbing pain in a general area of your mouth. Our doctors will evaluate your toothache to treat the underlying cause, which may include:
- Abscessed tooth
- Tooth fracture
- Damaged fillings
- TMJ disorders
- Teeth grinding
- Gum disease
By treating the underlying cause of your toothache, not only will we relieve your pain and discomfort at the moment but we will also prevent future toothaches from occurring.
Need Emergency Dental Care?
The sooner you address a dental emergency, the better. The thing to remember about dental pain is that it will often only get worse over time. Minor dental issues can develop into major dental concerns if you do not see a dentist promptly. Contact our office directly if you are experiencing a dental emergency.