Emergency Dentistry - Pittsburgh, PA | Oakdale, PA

Experiencing a Dental Emergency?

Our Team Is Here to Provide Quick Care and Relief

We understand that dental emergencies can be stressful and scary. If you’ve experienced a traumatic injury to your mouth or are suffering from toothache you can’t explain, you may be tempted to make a trip to the emergency room. When you have a dental emergency such as these, we recommend you call us first. You may need the care of a dentist, and if we can treat your issue, you can count on us to do it quickly and compassionately. When possible, we’ll clear room in our schedule so that we can offer you same-day treatment. The Advanced Dentistry team is led by a team dentists with more than 38 years of combined experience treating all types of dental cases, including emergency cases. Don’t go anywhere else for emergency dentistry in Oakdale and Pittsburgh, PA.

We Can Help With These Emergency Dentistry Conditions:

Toothache
Avulsed tooth/knocked out tooth
Broken tooth
Loose tooth
Damaged or lost crowns
Emergency root canals
Damaged or inflamed gums

Treating Problematic Symptoms

Knocked-Out Tooth

An avulsed (knocked-out) tooth or one that has been partially dislodged requires immediate attention. If you’ve lost a tooth, put the tooth back in the socket if possible and hold it there until you receive emergency care. Otherwise, place the tooth in a small container of milk to preserve it. If replaced in the socket by our emergency dentist within the proper timeframe and held secure with a splint, the tooth may be able to be saved.

Persistent Toothache

Tooth pain that does not go away is generally a sign that infection is present, sometimes inside your tooth. A filling may be all you need. However, extreme tooth sensitivity or sharp pain when you bite or chew can also indicate an emergency dentistry situation involving your tooth root. These cases often require root canal therapy before your painful toothache can be relieved.

Broken Tooth

Suffering severe damage to a tooth after oral trauma or injury should be treated immediately. Minor chips and cracks can wait, but if you have broken or fractured a tooth, you can experience more than a severe toothache. Damage may go beyond the outside to the inside of the tooth and will need immediate attention from our emergency dentist in Oakdale, PA. Depending on the size and extent of the break, you may need a filling, dental crown, or a root canal. More severe cases may require emergency tooth extractions.

Tooth Abscess

An infection due to an injury, cavity, or previous dental work can cause an abscess to form at the base of the tooth root. Treatment frequently involves an emergency root canal to eliminate the damaged pulp from inside the root.

Dry Socket

Have you recently received a tooth extraction? A dry socket occurs when the blood clot in an empty tooth socket is dislodged and exposes underlying nerves and bone. To prevent infection and resolve intense oral pain, this requires immediate treatment, usually involving cleaning the empty socket and packing the space with gauze.

Toothache? We have the expertise to relieve it.

Call now and receive the care you need.