Emergency Dentist in Rochester, NY

Find a Dentist Near You to Get Out of Pain Now!

Are you looking for a dental office that is available to handle an emergency to your teeth and gums? If so, then call the number above because we will be able to find you a dentist who is available near you in the Rochester area who can help you. We serve the residents of Rochester, New York and surrounding areas.

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Our service has a great deal of experience finding dentists who can handle all types of dental emergencies, including: loose, broken, or chipped teeth, painful gums due to abscess or infection, loose or broken dentures, crowns, and bridge work…or any other type of injury to your teeth or gums that need to be treated without delay!

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Do You Need Immediate Dental Care?

A dental emergency such as an injury to the teeth or gums can have serious consequences if not treated immediately. Ignoring emergencies can increase the risk of permanent damage as well as the need for more extensive and expensive treatments later on.

The best way to handle such problems is to find a dental clinic or office in your area. Unfortunately, most dentists are NOT available on a 24/7 basis. However, by reaching this website you have found a service that may be able to find you a dental office that is available when most dentists are not.

What Types of Urgent Dental Conditions are Treated?

You may have a severe and unbearable toothache, hemorrhage, or you may meet with an accident that caused injuries to your teeth. Whatever the situation is, your best option is to call our 24/7 emergency help line. There is no better option in Rochester, NY if you’re dealing with any of the following situations:

  • A toothache or swelling that points to an infection in your teeth or gums;
  • Sudden accidents that cause the breaking or cracking of teeth;
  • Severe toothache or facial pains which cannot be controlled by over the counter
    medications;
  • A permanent tooth breaking or being knocked out;
  • Bleeding after a tooth extraction which you have no way of controlling;
  • Serious swelling in the mouth or face which seems to get worse;
  • Partially dislodged teeth. (Until you see the dentist apply a cold compress to the outside of the mouth and cheek);
  • Broken braces and wires. Also, loose brackets and bands;
  • Lost crown (this is a situation where you must schedule an appointment immediately with your dentist. Bring the crown with you when visiting the dentist);
  • Lost filling;
  • Loose, broken, and/or cracked dentures;
  • Loose, broken, and/or cracked dental implants.

Questions Your Emergency Dentist Will Need You to Answer…

When calling an emergency dental office it is helpful if you can answer the following questions so that they can provide the best dental care possible:

  1. What is the nature of your dental emergency?
  2. When did it start?
  3. Is there any swelling?
  4. What is the degree of the pain, on a scale of 1-10?
  5. Are you having any hot or cold sensitivity?
  6. What medications are you taking? Antibiotics? Pain killers?
  7. Do you absolutely need to be treat NOW, or can you wait?
  8. When was the last time you saw a dentist?
  9. Do you have dental insurance?

Dental Emergency Tips For Broken, Chipped, or Knocked Out Teeth

If you break a tooth…
Rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to reduce any swelling, then call a 24 hour emergency dentist to make an immediate appointment. If you can find the broken part of your tooth, be sure to take it with you.

If your tooth is knocked out…
Pick it up by the top, not the root, and don’t rinse it or remove any attached bits of tissue. If you can, carefully re-insert the tooth into its socket and gently hold it in place. If that’s not possible, put it in a cup of milk or saline solution, or hold it between the cheek and gums so it doesn’t dry out. Then call a 24 hour emergency dentist as quickly as possible.

Very important…
If you are experiencing significant pain you should avoid using aspirin as it can cause additional bleeding. Instead use Ibuprofen to treat your pain. Never apply any pain killer to the gum near the injured tooth as this can lead to burning of the gum tissue. Also, never rely on solely on pain medication. While it can help to eliminate the pain, it will not treat the cause of it. We will need to examine your mouth to determine the correct treatment to use for your injury.

 

Map of Rochester, NY

Emergency Dental Care in the Rochester Area

More Dentists in the Rochester NY Area:

Nicosia Dental
Dr. Nicholas E. Nicosia DDS
Dr. Jennifer Lim Kopacz DDS
980 Westfall Road, Suite 120
Rochester, NY 14618
Main office: 585.442.6600

Torrado Dental
Dr. Eduardo Torrado DDS
1655 Elmwood Ave, Bld 200, Suite 215
Rochester, NY 14620
(585) 442-1900

North Pointe Dental
Jason Toney, DDS
2647 Superior Drive NW #200
Rochester, MN 55901
Phone: (507) 281-3548

Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski, DDS
3183 Chili Avenue, Rochester, NY 14624
585-889-2273

ComfortCare Dental
2024 W Henrietta Rd, Suite 5J
Rochester, NY 14623
Phone: (585) 292-1270
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Dr. Terrance J.O’Keefe DDS LLC
21 Willow Pond Way
Suite 203
Penfield, NY 14526
(585) 377-1670

Village Smiles
Dr. Paul Schwedfeger
Dr. Mathew Schwedfeger
20 North Main Street
Pittsford, NY 14534
585-385-2033

Ridgewood Dental
Dr. William S. Guzik DDS
585-225-5360
3199 Ridge Road W.
Rochester, NY 14626

Dr. Gary Lang, DMD
543 Long Pond Rd
Rochester, NY
(585) 227-4190

Dr. Ronald P. Scardetta DDS
632 Ridge Rd
Webster, NY
(585) 671-4420