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Cooper Street Dental
3.8
(9)
Dental clinic
6204 S Cooper St, Arlington TX 76001
Closes at
Sunday
Closed
Closed
Monday
9AM
6PM
Tuesday
9AM
6PM
Wednesday
9AM
6PM
Thursday
9AM
6PM.
Friday
9AM
6PM
Saturday
9AM
3PM
Weekend Hours
Crystal Dental
4.7
(13)
Emergency dental service
2880 FM157 Ste 102, Mansfield TX 76063
Great Oak Dental
4.9
(88)
Dental clinic
3851 SW Green Oaks Blvd #101, Arlington TX 76017
Closes at
Sunday
Closed
Closed
Monday
9AM
6PM
Tuesday
9AM
6PM
Wednesday
9AM
6PM
Thursday
9AM
6PM.
Friday
9AM
6PM
Saturday
9AM
2PM
Weekend Hours
Jefferson Dental Care
4.3
(140)
Dentist
6851 Matlock Rd Suite 115, Arlington TX 76002
Closes at
Sunday
Closed
Closed
Monday
10AM
6PM
Tuesday
10AM
7PM
Wednesday
8AM
4:30PM
Thursday
10AM
7PM.
Friday
8AM
4:30PM
Saturday
8AM
3PM
Weekend Hours
Emergency Dentist Arlington TX
It can be scary facing a dental emergency in the middle of the night, during the weekend, or on the holidays when there are no emergency dentists in Arlington are available. If you’re on this page, then you’ve found the right place for emergency dentist Arlington help. We use our 24-hour emergency dentist referral network to book appointments in patient’s names to ensure everyone has access to the help they need, when they need it. Don’t wait for the pain to get worse – call us right now at (855)-352-6790.What You’ll Need for Your Appointment
Make sure you have the following with you before you leave for your appointment with the emergency dentist: Documentation or any sort of paperwork from your most recent dental visit Insurance information needed for filing a claim, if you have dental insurance A list containing medications you take on a daily or regular basis and known allergies You need to give yourself some extra time to ask questions and fill out paperwork when you arrive. A minimum of 15 minutes should be more than enough. You should also use this time to explain to the emergency dentist and their team that you’re nervous or afraid, if you are feeling these emotions. Knowing your mindset and how you’re feeling is the best way for them to go the extra mile to keep you comfortable.The Most Common Dental Emergencies Treated
No matter what you’re going through, head trauma will always be the top priority on your injury list. This type of injury must be dealt with and treated before anything else. Dental emergencies are either the result of an oral health problem that went untreated or undetected for however long, or because of an accident that resulted in injury.Knocked Out or Otherwise Lost Teeth
Before you do anything else, you need to make sure that any sustained head trauma is seen and treated by a doctor. If you managed to find the tooth, you can try to put it back in the socket yourself or keep it safe in a cup of milk or water. However, make sure the tooth is picked up by the crown and not by the root. Picking it up by the wrong end can make it impossible for the emergency dentist to successfully implant it back in due to irreversible damage done to the root.Oral Infections – Abscessed Teeth
Oral infections, such as abscessed teeth, are extremely dangerous. They can infect the blood and be fatal, like any other type of infection, so they need to be treated as quickly as possible when one forms. The best way to figure out if you have an oral infection is to pay attention to any oral pain and look for anything that resembles a pimple or a red bump in your mouth. If you’re in any level of oral pain, have spotted a red bump in your mouth, or have a suspicion, in general, that you’re dealing with an oral infection, call us immediately.Lost Fillings or Crowns
It’s not uncommon for a filling or a crown to fall out because of the fact that they wear out due to age and possible damage. However, if you lose one or the other, fast action is required on your part. You need to pick up some dental cement, gauze, cotton balls, whatever you can find that will help you to consistently cover the tooth up. If the tooth isn’t protected using one of these methods, you may be facing an emergency tooth extraction due to further damage.Going for an Emergency Tooth Extraction
Nothing is as scary as being told you need to have an emergency tooth extraction. Even if you don’t know you need one until the very last second, the best way to prepare for one is to know what happens during the procedure. A numbing agent will be administered to the extraction site to ensure no pain will be felt throughout the entire procedure, just some minor pressure. Once it’s set in, a special pair of dental pliers will be used to remove the tooth whole or by breaking it up into smaller pieces and removing it by the fragment. Once the tooth is out using either method, you will then be given important aftercare instructions that you will need to follow at home in order to avoid infection.Same Day Denture Repair in Arlington
It’s been hard to find same day denture repair in Arlington and emergency denture repair Arlington, which is why we’ve added denture lab technicians who work closely with emergency dentists to our network. You only to have one appointment booked through us to have your set of dentures repaired or to receive a fitting, all done on the same day.The Emergency Dentist or Emergency Room Doctor?
For more information or to seek immediate help from a 24-hour dentist, you can call Emergency Dentist 24/7 toll-free at (855)-352-6790. Our operators are standing by right now to take your call.
There are a wide variety of common injuries and emergencies that require immediate or as soon as possible dental care. Fortunately for you, these are often easily dealt with and do not require such a fuss once you’ve made it to an emergency dentist.