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Emergency Dental Services in Jacksonville, FL

Dental emergencies may not be something we worry about as often as other medical emergencies, but they can happen just as often and need just as much attention when they do. From chipped teeth to bleeding gums, or a swollen jaw, your mouth can be fragile, and problems can happen. When they do, you may need someone to go to at a moment's notice. At Arlington Dental Center, Dr. Linh Bradberry and her team are here to help you during these crises, so that you can keep on smiling.

If you live in Jacksonville, FL and need immediate dental help, call now. We'll set you up with one of our doctors immediately.

We Offer Dental Help to Everyone

From new patients looking for help in a pinch, or long-time patients who've been visiting our clinics for years, everyone is welcome here. We're committed to treating our patients with kindness and compassion to make the stressful procedures more comfortable and less painful from the moment you walk in. Dr. Lindh Bradberry and her team can be trusted to give you the care and attention you need and hope to continue providing their services to you for years down the line. Your health and comfort are top priorities to us, and we're passionate about helping you.

Emergency Dental Services Available

We know that any number of things could cause you to need immediate dental assistance, so whether you've been experiencing a toothache, or you need a new filling, we're here to help. Some of our services include treating:

• Filling loss. Your fillings may get lost due to the material they're made of or the tooth itself being damaged. When they're gone, the result can be painful and lead to even further tooth damage. Dr. Bradberry can replace those fillings and prevent more pain in the future.
• Gum pain. If your gums hurt, it could be a sign of worse problems, like a spreading infection. It's important to seek treatment immediately to find the source of the problem and heal it before it gets worse.
• Toothaches. A toothache can be a symptom of multiple issues, and even worse, it hurts, which can cause people to only focus on treating the short-term pain over solving the problem. Leaving it alone can make the problem and pain worse, though, so it's best to get help immediately to permanently stop it.
• Objects stuck in teeth. Stuck objects, often foods like steak, popcorn, and white bread, can get wedged in between your teeth for long periods of time. This can cause faster tooth decay as the bacteria has something to feed off of, and might be hard to fix even with proper brushing and flossing. It's important to call a dentist if you have food or another foreign object that you just can't get unstuck.
• Tooth damage. A damaged tooth can be anything from cracked to chipped, to decaying. These issues should be addressed immediately to prevent further pain and damage, such as trouble eating and pain in the surrounding tissue. If too damaged, the tooth might need to be removed. Removed teeth can be replaced as necessary, so act quickly to avoid bigger problems.
• Tooth loss. Whether the result of a “knockout,” facial injury, or bad decay, losing a tooth can be a painful and stressful experience that can leave behind more problems if not dealt with right away, including the spread of infection, pain, bleeding, and more. Our team can provide a replacement while protecting the empty socket from extra infection and damage.
• Swollen jaw. It may not always be obvious just how important your jaw is to the overall health of your dental system, but it plays a vital role and can cause problems if damaged. If you notice swelling, it could be a sign of infection, which can spread to the rest of the neighboring tissue and bones. Contact the team at Arlington Dental Center to detect and fix the problem before it gets worse.
• Root canal. We understand — these dental procedures have a reputation for being stressful to undergo. Letting the decay get worse, however, isn't the solution. Dr. Linh Bradberry and her team are professionals at removing the problematic tissue without letting it spread to the surrounding teeth and gums and do their best to keep you comfortable and relaxed as it happens. Trust us to make it easy on you.

Avoiding an Emergency

We all know that avoiding problems is preferable to fixing them afterward, especially when it comes to medical and dental problems. If you want to avoid needing an emergency dental visit, be sure to take care of your teeth and gums by brushing and flossing regularly, avoiding foods that could break or rot your teeth, and informing a dentist if you notice any issues. Not all problems are avoidable, but if you make an effort to avoid the ones that are, you'll feel happier and healthier in the long run, and require fewer visits and invasive procedures.

Get Emergency Dental Work Today

If you find yourself needing emergency dental work, don't wait for the problem to get worse. Our doctors accept patients on a day's notice, so no matter what your issue is or when it happens, you can have immediate treatment with a trusted dental professional. Call us at 1-888-350-1340 to get in touch, and we'll get you an appointment for the treatments you need.