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Tooth, gum, and jaw pain often don’t happen at convenient times. But even at the most inconvenient moments, Dental Boost is available to resolve your pain with comprehensive care designed for your specific needs.
This means that regardless of your issue – be it a toothache, oral injury, or broken teeth or fillings – you can contact us for an appointment.
- RTooth Repair
- RDenture Repair
- RBroken or Chipped Teeth
- RPersistent Tooth Aches
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- RWisdom Teeth Extractions
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Emergency FAQs
I do not have insurance, what can I do?
No insurance? No problem. We have discount plans in-office that will help you save.
How much is a consultation?
Consultations are free and are at no-obligation. Meaning, we are confident you will love our practice.
What is the most common dental emergency?
Having a toothache is the most common dental emergency. It can be caused from a possible cavity or even teeth grinding.
What are the early signs of dental trouble?
- Mouth sores, growths or changes that are not going away.
- Jaw pain.
- Swelling in the face or gums.
- Worsening tooth sensitivity, especially if isolated to a specific tooth.
- Broken tooth.
- Bad odor or taste in your mouth, especially if coming from under a filling or crown.
How do I know if I need an emergency dentist appointment?
If you need emergency dental care for a non-life-threatening issue like a chipped or broken tooth, sudden, extreme pain in your teeth, jaw or mouth, or any other dental problem call Dental Boost straight away and we will help you.
Is it OK to leave a broken tooth?
Even if your broken tooth doesn’t hurt, you shouldn’t leave it untreated. There could be many more severe underlying issues that you are at increased risk of. One of the most alarming possible side effects of a broken tooth is that food detritus can get trapped inside, leading to bad infections.
How do you know when a tooth needs to be pulled?
One of the clearest signs that you may need tooth extractions is when you feel continuous or severe pain in your gums or jaw. This is an indicator that something isn’t right. It could mean that you have an infection in your gums or tooth, or that you have a deep cavity that is causing the pain.
