Dental Emergencies - Sandy Springs, GA

Emergency Dentist Sandy Springs, GA

Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly and often require immediate attention. If you need an emergency dentist in Sandy Springs, our team is ready to help.

With years of experience, our compassionate professionals understand how stressful dental emergencies can be. Our goal is to make you comfortable as quickly as possible. We provide prompt, affordable emergency dental care to restore your oral health and get you back to your routine. To ensure timely treatment, we reserve same-day appointments for emergency cases and prioritize your comfort and care every step of the way.

What Qualifies as a Dental Emergency?

No dental problem is too minor or severe for us to address. If you are unsure whether your issue is an emergency, we encourage you to reach out—our team is here to ease your concerns and ensure you are seen promptly. Common dental emergencies we treat include:

  • Severe pain, abscesses, and infections
  • Lost restorations (bridges, crowns, veneers, or fillings)
  • Orthodontic emergencies (broken brackets, cracked aligners, loose wires)
  • Broken or cracked prosthetic appliances (dentures and partials)
  • Cracked, fractured, chipped, or broken teeth

How to Handle Common Dental Emergencies

  • Broken or missing crown or filling: While most restorations cannot be reused, please save the piece if possible. Do not try to glue or reattach the crown or filling yourself.
  • Broken or knocked-out tooth: Call our office immediately. If you can, retrieve the tooth by holding the crown (the visible part) and gently rinse it with water—do not scrub or remove tissue fragments. The American Dental Association recommends storing the tooth in milk or your own saliva in a small container. Teeth have the highest chance of successful reimplantation within one hour of being knocked out. If the tooth cannot be saved, we offer a full array of restorative options, including dental implants and bridges.
  • Tooth pain: Sudden toothaches are a frequent concern. Try gently brushing or flossing around the tooth to dislodge any trapped debris, or rinse with warm water or a mild salt solution. If pain persists, contact us for professional evaluation.
  • Broken dentures or bridge: Bring the broken appliance to your visit if possible. In some cases, repairs can be made during your appointment. Our team will assess the damage and recommend the best solution, whether it’s a repair or a replacement.

Contact Our Sandy Springs Emergency Dentist

Dr. Plaisance sets aside dedicated time for emergency cases to ensure you receive care as quickly as possible. Contact us now to secure the earliest available appointment. As your Sandy Springs emergency dentist, we are here to help when you need us most!

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