Emergency Dentist 24/7 Laurel, MD

Emergency Dentist in Laurel, Maryland

When you are confronted with a dental emergency, you need to visit an experienced dentist right away to treat the underlying issue and prevent ongoing damage. After earning a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from the School of Dentistry at the University of Maryland, Dr. Anne Morgan co-founded Neighbor Dental to provide residents of Laurel with high-quality dental services. She considers her patients to be her primary focus and implements the latest equipment, technology, and techniques to help patients protect their long-term health.

From preventative care and oral cancer screening to tooth restoration and oral surgery, Neighbor Dental offers everything you need to keep your family healthy. Our 24/7 emergency dental services ensure you can promptly resolve any dental problems that may arise before they continue to worsen and cause further pain. If you are looking for an emergency dentist in Laurel or surrounding areas, Dr. Morgan is here to provide top-notch dental care you can trust at a price you can afford. Contact us today to learn about our financial options and schedule an appointment with our expert team.

All Patients Are Welcome

Whether you have already visited Neighbor Dental for our services, you are considering switching dentists, or you are new to the area, you can expect comprehensive, compassionate dental care to treat any issues you may be experiencing. We believe clinicians have the responsibility to serve the community not only by providing superior services, but also acting as a partner for lifelong health care. Our team strives to fully educate patients about their options for oral health, nurture trusting and meaningful relationships with them, and offer a welcoming environment where they can receive the care they need with as little pain and anxiety as possible.

Dental Emergencies We Handle

Dr. Morgan and her staff handle a variety of dental emergencies, including:

• Toothaches – The most common reason for oral pain, toothaches can be a symptom of several serious dental problems, ranging from broken fillings or cavities to gum disease, severe nerve damage, and potentially deadly infections. Although mild discomfort can be easy to dismiss, it will inevitably turn into debilitating pain that can impact nearly every aspect of your life. Our team will perform an in-depth examination of your mouth to determine the extent of the damage, diagnose the underlying issue, and develop a treatment plan to alleviate your symptoms and restore your oral health.
• Traumatic injuries – Car accidents, workplace injuries, sports games, and falls can cause complex trauma to the teeth, surrounding bones and tissues, or facial bones and nerves. If you experience soft tissue damage to the tissues in and around your oral cavity, a fractured or dislocated jaw, or a tooth that has become chipped, cracked, broken, dislodged, or knocked out, this is a dental emergency that requires immediate medical attention. Based on the severity of the damage, our team can perform a tooth restoration, tooth extraction, or oral surgery to treat the affected area and relieve your pain.
• Tooth repair and restoration – If you have a damaged or decayed tooth, we offer several types of reparative and restorative treatments to return functionality and revive your smile. Amalgam and composite fillings, inlays, and onlays can be used for minor to moderate damage, while teeth with more extensive damage can be topped with custom-fabricated crowns to strengthen them and recreate a natural appearance. When the pulp inside the tooth has decayed or become infected, we can perform a root canal procedure to save the tooth by removing the pulp, cleaning the area, sealing it, and crowning it.
• Tooth replacement – Missing teeth or teeth that require extraction can be replaced with bridgework, dentures, or dental implants. A fixed bridge is a permanent dental appliance that involves crowning the teeth surrounding the open space to support artificial teeth. Digital impression technology allows us to create custom, removable dentures to replace a few lost teeth or the entire set of teeth on the upper or lower jaw. Installing dental implants is the most advanced method for tooth replacement. We use digital radiography to map and plan the procedure, then anchor titanium posts to the jawbone and top with crowns or bridgework for teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.
• Conditions affecting the oral cavity – Our team can diagnose and treat multiple conditions that affect the oral cavity, including malocclusion, bruxism, recurrent mouth ulcers, periodontal disease, and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ).

We also offer oral exams, dental cleaning, preventative services, oral cancer screening, oral surgery, sedation dentistry, orthodontics, ClearCorrect® and Invisalign® invisible braces, pediatric dentistry, sleep apnea treatment, sports mouth guards, night guards, and cosmetic dentistry.

Contact Dr. Anne Morgan for Emergency Dental Care

If you are experiencing a dental emergency, there is no time to waste. Even seemingly simple issues can rapidly progress, causing severe pain and negatively impacting your overall physical health. Contact immediately to discuss your options for emergency care, and we can help you schedule an appointment within 24 hours. Our office is conveniently located at Laurel Lakes Executive Park and is easily accessible by bus. Don’t let dental pain stop you from living your life to the fullest. Call us today at (301) 264-7087.

FAQ

• Q: How quickly can I make an appointment?

  A: Our office is open Monday 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Tuesday 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Wednesday 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Thursday 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Our patient care team is available by phone 24/7, so in many cases you can schedule an appointment within 24 hours of your dental emergency.

• Q: How expensive is emergency dental care?

  A: The cost of your emergency dental care will vary based on your specific dental issues and the treatment plan we recommend, but we will provide you with a detailed cost estimate before beginning treatment so you know what to expect.

• Q: How do I pay for emergency dental treatment?

  A: You can pay for treatment with cash, personal checks, and American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa credit cards. We accept most major PPO insurance providers, including United Concordia, United Healthcare, Delta Dental, GEHA, MetLife, BCBS, Cigna, Principal, Aetna, Guardian, Humana, Dominion, EWTF, WebTPA, Ameritas, Lincoln Financial, and Dentemax. We also offer an in-house insurance plan that includes two annual cleanings, X-rays, and 20% off dental services for $365 per year. Ask us about The Good Neighbor Plan.