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Emergency Dental Services in Denver, CO

A dental emergency can happen even at the worst moments. You might find yourself suddenly in need of dental services for a missing filling, a toothache, or a serious injury to the mouth. It is important that you know where you can go for the quick treatment you need no matter what your dental emergency may be. K2 Dentistry can provide the help you need to solve your dental crisis. Dr. Zarrar Duraiz and the rest of our team of professionals are trained and prepared to provide a number of emergency dental services at any time.

If you have a dental emergency in Denver, CO, we are ready to help you with anything you may need. A member of our professional dental team can answer your call all week at any time — day or night. Our team will listen to your problem and help you get an appointment for the emergency services you need as soon as possible.

Excellent Service for Everyone

Whether you are a long-time customer or a new patient, we will always provide everyone with the best care possible. Dental emergencies can be stressful and painful, so our dental care team will help solve your problem as quickly as we can. The dental emergency team is well-trained and will always help you to the best of their ability with whatever services you may need.

Our Emergency Dental Services

Many different kinds of dental emergencies have to be treated quickly, so it is good to know ahead of time about the dental emergencies that you might encounter. Whether you have an injury to your teeth, or you are experiencing a toothache, Dr. Duraiz and his team of dental care professionals can provide a variety of services to solve your problem quickly and provide you with the care you need.

We provide the following dental emergency services:

• Toothache relief. Many patients suffer from painful toothaches. Though it may seem like a simple thing, a toothache can grow into a more complex dental issue over time. Common pain medication may provide temporary relief but will do nothing in the long run. If you have a painful toothache, we will be able to solve the root of the problem and fix the issue in the long term.
• Jaw swelling reduction. Oral health includes more than just the teeth and gums. The jawbone is also an important support system for your teeth. If you are experiencing swelling in or near the jaw, this may be a sign of a serious infection that can spread into other areas of the mouth. It is important to have jaw swelling quickly examined by a professional and have it treated to avoid an infection and maintain healthy teeth.
• Gum pain. Dr. Duraiz can provide all customers with solutions for gum pain as well. Gum pain can often be a sign of certain kinds of infections in the mouth. If you are experiencing gum pain, contact our office and schedule an appointment today.
• Root canals. Root canals are dental surgeries that restore the connection between a damaged tooth and its root. These procedures are meant to help you avoid tooth extraction and prevent further pains and aches. Our dental care team will help you through the procedure and make sure that the problem is fixed.
• Avulsed and damaged tooth care. Also referred to as “knockout” care, these procedures help those who have had an injury to the mouth and have had a tooth knocked out as a result. Immediately schedule an appointment after such injuries, as these kinds of injuries can often cause further damage in the mouth, including cracks in the jawbone. Each person and injury is different, but sometimes a knocked-out tooth can be put back if you are able to have the proper emergency procedures done.
• Extractions. Rotted and damaged teeth can often cause infection to spread to other teeth or into the jaw. Often, decayed and damaged teeth must be removed as soon as possible. Dr. Duraiz and his team are ready to quickly remove a bad tooth and relieve you of the pain that comes with damaged and infected teeth.
• Filling and crown repair. A filling or a crown is inserted into teeth during dental procedures to make sure that the teeth stay fixed. However, fillings and crowns can fall out. If you have a crown or filling fall out of your tooth, schedule an appointment as soon as you can to have it returned to where it needs to be and ensure your dental health.

Avoiding Dental Emergencies

Dental emergencies can be stressful, costly, and painful. To avoid having to go through a procedure, be sure to practice daily dental care like brushing and flossing your teeth. Having regularly scheduled dental appointments every six months with K2 Dentistry can also help a dental professional find minor issues in time to prevent damage or infections before you need to undergo a procedure to fix them.

Schedule an Emergency Dental Appointment Today

A dental issue can be tricky and can become a larger issue over time. If you are having a dental emergency in Denver, call and make an appointment as soon as you can. The faster you can fix a dental emergency and get back to normal, the better. Contact EDS (Emergency Dental Service) for any emergency by calling the Patient Care team at 1-888-350-1340 any time 24/7.

FAQs

• Q: How soon can I get an emergency dental appointment?

  A: Dental emergencies can be very overwhelming, but we are here to help you every step of the way. Our emergency dental care team will work with you to get your appointment scheduled as soon as possible. We are always working to make sure that we can see emergency patients on the same day or the next available day to make sure that you can take care of your dental issue as quickly as we can.

• Q: How expensive is an emergency dental service?

  A: The cost of emergency dental services changes depending on the issue and the severity of it. Dr. Duraiz and his dental care team will examine your dental health, then provide you with a carefully laid-out plan, listing your dental treatment options. We will always make sure that you know how much a procedure will cost before we begin.

• Q: Can I pay for emergency dental services with a credit card?

  A: Yes. We accept cash, credit, and most PPO insurances.