Same-Day Emergency Dental Care
Experiencing tooth pain or a dental emergency?
At Future of Dentistry, we’re here to help with same-day emergency dental care.
Our cutting-edge technology ensures prompt treatment, and our flexible appointment times accommodate your busy schedule. With personalized care tailored to your needs, our Emergency Dentists will prioritize your comfort and well-being.
Don’t wait—contact us today for swift and effective emergency dental care that puts you first.
New Patient Online Offer
$69 Emergency Consultation
Includes X-Rays
(Up to $125 value)
Offer valid at our Billerica, Dracut, Chelmsford, and North Andover practices only. Exclusions apply.
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Emergency Dentists: Rapid Response Care
Our compassionate Dentists at Future of Dentistry understand the urgency of dental emergencies and are committed to providing emergency dental care whenever you need it.
We prioritize emergency dental visits and offer extended hours for your convenience. Our after-hours voicemail ensures that you can reach us promptly in case of a dental emergency.
If you are suffering from severe tooth pain, call one of our 5 locations near you in Billerica (978-663-4303), Chelmsford (978-970-2089), Dracut (978-957-1811), North Andover (978-685-8313), and Wakefield (781-245-2299).
We’re here to provide same-day emergency dental care when you need it most.
Types Of Dental Emergencies And What You Can Do
In the event of any dental emergency, contact our office right away. The sooner you can get emergency dental care, the smoother your recovery will be.
Here is a list of some common dental emergencies and how to handle them. These recommendations will alleviate some of the tooth pain or damage, and help ensure your treatment goes as smoothly as possible.
- Intense tooth pain or toothache: Tooth pain may be indicative of infection. Apply a hot compress as needed, and come to our office right away.
- A broken, cracked, or chipped tooth: If you’ve broken off a piece of your tooth, try to collect all the broken pieces for reattachment at our office. If bleeding occurs, rinse out any blood in the mouth and apply gauze.
- An object stuck between teeth: Be careful trying to remove the object and stop trying if removal causes intense stress or pain to the surrounding teeth. Do not use any other object to try to remove whatever is stuck between your teeth.
- A knocked-out tooth: Locate the knocked-out tooth and put it in a bag of milk; be sure to bring it with you to your appointment. Usually, we’ll be able to reattach it. As with broken teeth, if bleeding occurs, rinse out any blood in the mouth and apply gauze.
- Intense jaw pain: As with tooth pain, jaw pain may mean infection, so come to our office as soon as you can.
- Bleeding in the mouth: If you find unexplained bleeding in your mouth, rinse the blood out with warm water. Apply gauze or a clean towel to stop the bleeding where possible.
- Intense swelling: Apply a cold compress if you are experiencing severe or painful swelling around your teeth or jaws.
The most important thing you can do during a dental emergency is getting to our office as soon as possible. Quick intervention may be able to save your tooth and preserve your oral health.
Treating Cracked Teeth
Cracked teeth can lead to serious complications if left untreated.
At Future of Dentistry, our experienced team prioritizes swift and effective treatment to safeguard the health and aesthetics of your smile.
Whether it’s a minor tooth crack or severe damage, we offer personalized solutions tailored to your needs.
Using advanced techniques, we provide dental bonding for minor cracks and porcelain dental crowns for more extensive damage.
For cases requiring tooth replacement, our dental implants offer a permanent and natural-looking solution.
Trust in our expertise and commitment to excellence—schedule your emergency dental care appointment today and regain confidence in your smile.
An Emergency Dentist You Want To See
We provide a comfort menu to soothe you at every single visit. During dental emergencies, these comforts can provide relief before your exam even begins.
For intense emergency dental care, we can also provide comfort menu options that can help you feel completely relaxed while we alleviate your pain as well as your stress.
At Future of Dentistry, you have an emergency dentist who is ready to relieve both your tooth pain and your stress. For more questions about what to do in a dental emergency or whether or not you require emergency dental care, don’t hesitate to call.
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Emergency Dentistry FAQs
What is a dental emergency?
Any tooth-related problem that requires immediate treatment qualifies as a dental emergency. This could be an injury with excessive bleeding, knocking a tooth out, or severe and unrelenting pain. Seeing an emergency dentist can save your teeth and relieve your pain.
What are the most common dental emergencies?
Broken or cracked teeth, knocking a tooth out, painful abscesses, or other severe tooth pain are the most common dental emergencies. If you experience any of these, getting treatment quickly can make a world of difference.
How long can a tooth infection go untreated?
The maximum period that an abscessed tooth can go untreated is around 12 months. However, this comes with dangers such as sepsis and in rare extreme cases, death. Seeing an emergency dentist ensures you get treatment for a tooth infection in time to save you and your teeth.
Can an emergency room perform dental procedures?
Emergency rooms can mitigate the pain and bleeding for a dental emergency, but for most cases, it is illegal for anyone but a dentist to perform dental emergency procedures.
