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Emergency Dental Services in Orlando, Florida

A dental emergency could strike you at the worst possible time. Anything from a missing filling to constant pain or swelling in your jaw, or even a sudden accident and resulting injury — whatever the problem is, we can help. The team at Cosmetic & Family Dentistry pride ourselves on our compassion and competent care, diagnosing and treating your oral crisis before the issue develops further. Our professional care team is prepared to alleviate your pain and restore your peace of mind, and your dental health. Dr. Ravi Oberoi and his care team provide a wide range of dental services so we can better assist you with your particular dental emergency.

If you have an oral emergency in Orlando, Florida, we can help. Call our 24/7 line to schedule your appointment, and our care team will be there to hear your concerns and make you an appointment as soon as we can.

Cosmetic & Family Dentistry Cares for All Patients

No matter if this is your first appointment with our office or you’ve been coming to us for many years, you can expect kind and helpful care as soon as you enter our door. We believe in forging strong relationships between doctors and patients, and we want to assist you however we can. We know the kinds of stress and potential pain a dental emergency can bring, and we want to provide relief from that and help your oral health improve for many years to come.

Available Emergency Services

Your dental emergency could be many things: maybe you’ve suffered an impact and are experiencing a chipped tooth, or maybe you’ve lost a filling or crown, or maybe you’ve just had a toothache that grows worse every day. Whatever the issue, Dr. Oberoi and his care team have a wide array of dental services so we can provide you with instant pain relief and less future stress.

Dental services provided:

• Toothache relief. Pain in a tooth is an easily ignorable issue, until suddenly it isn’t. If you’ve neglected a toothache, it may result in much more extensive problems, as a toothache is often a sign of a bigger issue. While at-home pain medication may provide some relief, the only way to get long-term and permanent pain relief is by allowing our team at Cosmetic & Family Dentistry to diagnose and treat your problem from the source.
• Jaw swelling reduction. Your jaw makes up the structure of your whole mouth, supporting the whole system of your bones and tissues, and swelling in your jaw could be the result of an infection that would negatively impact the entire system. To stop this spread of infection before it severely impacts your dental health, get a dental appointment to correct the deeper issue.
• Gum pain. Pain in your gums is another sign of a potentially worse issue. Dr. Oberoi can discover the problem deeper in your gum tissue and treat the problem there, relieving your pain and preventing future problems.
• Root canals. To repair a damaged or decayed tooth, a root canal may be needed to restore the deteriorated connection between the tooth and its root. Tooth deterioration is more likely to happen in teeth that have needed fillings or crowns in the past, and tooth decay is an issue that needs professional intervention before it spreads or worsens and requires extraction.
• Avulsed teeth and damaged root care. Tooth ‘knockouts’ generally result from the impact of an incident like a car accident or sports injury and require care to inspect the socket for further damage. Dental damage could include breaking, cracking, or chipping, and every avulsed tooth is unique. To know the best course of action for your specific situation and to preserve your oral health, Dr. Oberoi can provide a professional examination of your teeth.
• Tooth extractions. In situations where tooth decay has been ignored for far too long, the severe damage may require an extraction. Tooth deterioration that has been untreated could spread its infection to the rest of your mouth, so it’s important to get them removed before they affect the rest of your oral health.
• Filling and crown repair. Fillings and crowns have important roles in protecting your teeth from decay, so if time or stress has broken them or made them loose or missing, it’s necessary to get them repaired or replaced. Cosmetic & Family Dentistry will get fillings and crowns fixed for you so they can continue protecting your oral health properly.

Preventing a Future Dental Emergency

While no one can avoid all dangers, and we know that dental emergencies are often unpredictable, there are some steps you can take to prevent certain issues from happening again. If you stay committed to your oral health outside of our office by keeping a regular brushing and flossing schedule, you can do a lot to preserve your dental health and prevent future problems. This can save you pain, stress, and money.

It’s also wise to make six-month appointments with Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, so we can assist in keeping your mouth clean and healthy. These appointments also allow Dr. Oberoi to monitor your oral health for small changes, so that he can treat potential problems before they become emergencies.

Make Your Emergency Appointment With Us Today

If you need a dentist for your dental emergency in Orlando, Florida, contact our office. Dental problems grow worse when untreated, so the faster your issue is treated, the faster you can get back to your normal life without the stress and pain of an oral emergency. Call Cosmetic & Family Dentistry any time at 1-888-350-1340.

FAQ

• Q: Can I pay with my credit card?

  A: Yes. We accept credit cards, Care Credit, and cash.

• Q: How expensive are dental emergency appointments?

  A: The expense varies based on the particular emergency you are having, but our professionals will go over your particular care plan. You will always know the cost of the treatment before any procedures are completed.

• Q: Can I use my insurance?

  A: Yes. Our accepted insurances are Ameritas (Brokers National First Ameritas), Assurant Health, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Careington, Delta Dental, Mutual of Omaha, United Concordia Dental, MetLife, and Aetna.