Emergency Dentistry

Comfortable, Pain-Free Dentistry

Experience the most comfortable emergency dental care in Kentwood, MI, with absolutely no pain. Our team ensures painless administration of anesthesia and provides a wide range of emergency dental services. We aim to swiftly alleviate our patients’ pain, allowing them to resume their daily lives without delay.

Modern, Cutting-Edge Technology

Achieve superior outcomes with the help of cutting-edge technology! You deserve the best, so don’t settle for anything less than optimal comfort and thorough diagnosis and treatment, even in emergency situations. Our Kentwood emergency dentists use CBCT scans to quickly and accurately evaluate the state of your teeth, ensuring a personalized treatment plan that meets your specific needs.

What to Do in a Dental Emergency

Toothache: Rinse your mouth with warm water, floss to remove any debris, and take over-the-counter pain medication if needed. Do not apply aspirin directly to the gum, which can cause burns.

Broken Tooth: Rinse the mouth and the broken tooth fragment with warm water. Save the fragment, and bring it with you to our office.

Knocked-Out Tooth:

1. Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root).
2. Gently rinse it with water.
3. Try to reinsert it into the socket. If that’s impossible, place it in milk or a tooth preservation solution and get to our office as soon as possible.

Lost Dental Restoration: If a filling or crown comes loose, save it and bring it. You can use temporary dental cement from a drugstore to reattach a loose crown temporarily.

Have Questions About Emergency Dentistry? Find Answers Here.

Can I Wait Until Regular Business Hours to Address My Dental Emergency?

It’s best to seek immediate care for dental emergencies, even if they occur outside of regular business hours. Delaying emergency dental treatment can lead to more severe issues and increased pain.

What If I Have a Foreign Object Stuck between My Teeth?

Try to remove the object with dental floss gently. Do not use sharp objects, as they can damage your gums or teeth. If you can’t remove it, consult with our dentists.

How Can I Prevent Dental Emergencies in the Future?

Maintain good oral hygiene, wear protective gear for sports, avoid biting on hard objects, and visit our dentists regularly for check-ups and cleanings to catch and address potential issues early.

Will My Dental Insurance Cover Emergency Dental Care?

Dental insurance policies vary, but many cover emergency dental procedures. Contact your insurance provider to understand your specific coverage.

How Can I Relieve Severe Tooth Pain at Home Temporarily?

Rinse your mouth with warm saltwater, floss gently to remove debris, and take over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the tooth, as it can damage your gums.