Dental Pain and Emergencies: What You Need to Know
By Regency Dental Group
- Knocked out tooth
- Fractured tooth
- Toothache, especially a toothache that worsens when you lay down at night or over time
- Abscess or dental infection
- Broken denture or partial
- Loose tooth
- Wisdom teeth pain
- Lost crown or cap
- Lost filling
- Dry socket
Shamblott Family Dentistry, 33 Tenth Avenue South, Suite 250 in Hopkins, 952-935-5599, http://www.shamblottfamilydentistry.com, is run by Hopkins dentist Dr. Scott Shamblott and offers a wide variety of dental treatments including sedation dentistry with a certified registered nurse anesthetist. Emergency dental appointments are welcome. Please call ahead to make sure we can fit you into the schedule today. We welcome patients who suffer from dental phobias and fears, and offer a calm, no-fear, no-shame atmosphere for your treatment. Visit http://www.shamblottfamilydentistry.com for more information or to download our free eBooks, No Fear Dentistry and Exploring Sedation Dentistry and Other Options.
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This article was republished from a syndicated source and is provided for general education. It does not necessarily reflect the treatment philosophy of Regency Dental Group.
This article is general information, not dental or medical advice, and does not replace an examination. If you have a dental concern, call (707) 453-1776. For a medical emergency, call 911.
