Emergency Dental Service

  If a tooth is painful while biting, but doesn't hurt when drinking something cold, the cause may be sensitivity to hot and cold foods. However, pain when biting and sensitivity to cold are two different symptoms that can be caused by different underlying conditions. A tooth that hurts when you bite, chew, or release you r bite may have an issue with the tooth's supporting tissues, a crack, an infection, damage, or some type of problem with your bite. The fact that it doesn't hurt when you drink something cold doesn't mean that the tooth is healthy. If the pain is persistent, worsening, or accompanied by swelling, it's worth having the tooth examined before the problem becomes a Dental Emergency . Why Does a Tooth Hurt When You Bite? When you bite down, pressure travels through the tooth and into the tissues that support it. If those tissues are inflamed or the tooth has been damaged, pressure can trigger pain even when temperature does not. That...

  Turning 40 does not necessarily mean that your teeth and gums are doomed. As you enter middle age, your mouth becomes more susceptible to certain dental conditions, and some dental routines that may have served you well in your 20s and 30s may no longer be practical or possible. Gum recession, dry mouth syndrome, tooth sensitivity, enamel erosion, cavities around old fillings or crowns, and periodontitis can become a serious problem as you age. Past dental procedures or medications, in combination with your daily lifestyle and a lifetime of chewing can take a toll on your oral health. The good news is that many age-related dental problems can be prevented, or managed with consistent oral hygiene and regular dental care. And when a problem suddenly causes severe pain, swelling, bleeding, or tooth damage, knowing when to seek Emergency Dental Care can help prevent a potentially serious problem from getting worse. Why Does Dental Health Change After 40? Your teeth don't st...

  Did you know? Your tooth enamel is the hardest substance in your body—even stronger than bone! Protect it with regular dental checkups and proper care to keep your smile strong and healthy.  For more information, contact Urgent Dental Care   at 1-888-350-1340.

Your health and smile deserve the best care!  At EDS, we provide expert treatment with a friendly approach. From preventive care and vaccinations to dental checkups and emergency services, our professional doctors are here for you every step of the way.  For more information, contact Urgent Dental Care   at 1-888-350-1340.

Myth: Mouthwash can replace brushing and flossing. Fact: Mouthwash is a helpful add-on but never a substitute. Daily brushing and flossing are essential for healthy teeth and gums.  For more information, contact Urgent Dental Care   at 1-888-350-1340.   

When urgent dental issues arise, Emergency Dental Service is ready to provide prompt, dependable care. Whether you choose to walk in or schedule an appointment, our team is committed to helping you get relief as quickly as possible. Learn more about our Emergency Dental Treatment Plan and call 844-511-2819 to get started.

  Don’t ignore dental pain!  Even a small toothache can turn into a serious problem if left untreated. Call our emergency dentists today for quick relief and lasting care.  For more information, contact Urgent Dental Care at 1-888-350-1340.  

  A bright smile starts with healthy habits! Follow these 6 simple tips — rinse after meals, avoid sticky foods, limit acidic foods, drink water, chew sugar-free gum, and use a straw. Small changes can make a big difference for your oral health!  For more information, contact Urgent Dental Care at 1-888-350-1340.