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Emergency Dentistry in Burtonsville, MD

Dentistry can’t always be scheduled; sometimes the need for emergency dentistry services arise. When they do, we will work to restore your smile as quickly as possible so that you can put the pain and the injury behind you.

Emergency Dental Services in Burtonsville, MD

Dental issues and accidents can’t always be scheduled. Sometimes they require immediate treatment, and when that is the case, we are here to assist. If you are searching for emergency dentistry in Burtonsville, MD, we are your solution.

Our emergency dentist  knows that dental emergencies are never easy, but we are here to get you smiling again as quickly as possible. We offer affordable emergency dental care that will get you back to everyday life as soon as possible. We reserve space in our schedule to accommodate your dental emergency the same day you notify us, and we will work diligently to treat you quickly and comfortably.

 

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  • What is a dental emergency?

    Dental emergencies include severe toothaches, chipped or cracked teeth, loose or lost restorations, and knocked-out teeth. About 22% of people report oral pain within six months.

    To assess whether your child’s issue is urgent, ask:

    • Are you in severe pain or swollen?
    • Is the toothache constant and intense?
    • Do you have a loose or missing tooth?
    • Is there swelling in your face or cheeks with a toothache?
    • Are you extremely sensitive to hot or cold?
    • Is there bleeding that won’t stop?
    • Was your jaw injured?

    Any condition needing immediate care to stop bleeding, relieve pain or save a tooth—especially signs of serious infection—should be treated as an emergency.

  • What is not a dental emergency?

    If the problem can be taken care of yourself for a few days without seeing your dentist, it likely isn’t a dental emergency. For example, a chipped or cracked tooth is only an emergency if the fracture is painful or has left you with trauma inside your mouth. If you have lost a tooth or filling, you can wait a few days to see your dentist.

  • What’s the best way to handle a dental emergency?

    In a dental emergency, contact your dentist first—go to the ER only if it’s severe.

    To manage pain or prevent further damage, you can:

    • Rinse with warm salt water.
    • Place a knocked-out tooth in milk.
    • Floss to relieve gum pressure.
    • Apply a cold compress.
    • Rinse with diluted hydrogen peroxide.
    • Take over-the-counter pain relievers.

More questions?

If you have more questions about emergency dentistry, please contact our office, and we will be happy to discuss further.

Endres Dental Care

3905 National Dr #170
Burtonsville, MD 20866
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Hours

Monday: 12:00 PM-7:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 PM-7:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM-2:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM-2:00 PM
Selective Fridays: 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Selective Saturdays: 8:00 AM-1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Phone

(301) 989-0088

Email Address

EndresDentalCare@gmail.com