Emergency Dentist— Garner, NC

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

While dental emergencies can leave you confused, fixing them is no mystery. Our team will gladly walk you through what to expect from our treatment process. In particular, it’ll involve:

• A Same-Day Visit – Once you call us, we’ll set your visit for the earliest date possible; you may even see us the same day. Our team can also provide care tips over the phone while you wait.
• An Emergency Exam – Dr. Samia will first examine your mouth when you arrive for care. Doing so lets him confirm the problem and how to relieve your pain.
• Review of Findings –We’ll share our findings after the exam, as well as some helpful procedures. Dr. Samia will then use your feedback to draft a treatment plan, mentioning the relevant cost and time before you commit.
• Proper Dental Care –We’ll quickly repair your smile once your treatment plan is ready. At that time, you can trust our team to do a truly effective job! Whether you need dental crowns, fillings, root canals, or something else, your mouth will be as good as new.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

You should definitely call us when you have a dental emergency. We can then schedule your visit and solve the issue, putting you on a path to a healthier smile. However, note that you can take steps to handle the situation while you wait for care. Simply click one (or more) of the icons below and use the related instructions.

Understanding the Cost of Dental Emergencies 

Since dental emergencies vary, they don’t all have the same treatment prices. You’ll need to consult Dr. Samia if you want a more precise estimate; he can narrow down your expenses. That said, rest assured – we’ll make your care as affordable as possible! Our team can walk you through the relevant price factors, dental insurance, and payment options to help it fit your budget. To learn more about the cost of dental emergencies, please call us or book a consultation.

How to Prevent Dental Emergencies

Though you can’t always stop them, you can reduce your risk of having dental emergencies. Simply use the following tips and tricks:

• Brush your teeth twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste.
• At least once a day, floss between your teeth.
• See your dentist every six months for cleanings and checkups.
• Always wear an athletic mouthguard when you play sports.
• Don’t use your teeth as tools; use the appropriate equipment.