Accidents happen, and when they involve your teeth, they can be particularly alarming. A knocked-out tooth, also known as an avulsed tooth, requires prompt and proper care to increase the chances of saving it. At Evanson Dental, we understand the urgency of dental emergencies and are here to provide you with essential information on how
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Dental emergencies can happen to anyone. Children who are out of school for the summer are out on the sidewalks and driveways with skateboards, scooters, and bikes. With this, dental emergencies are common. Would you know how to handle such an emergency if your child knocks out or chips a tooth? It’s important to learn
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Dental emergencies can happen to anyone at any time. For children on the playground at school, sports activities or biting down on a crisp apple, dental emergencies can easily happen. Following are some ways to plan for and handle a variety of dental emergencies. The steps you take in an emergency situation could save the
Read more →An ordinary Friday night watching a movie can turn into a nightmare if a popcorn kernel causes pain in one of your teeth. There is nothing worse than a throbbing, painful tooth. If you’re experiencing this type of pain, there are a few home remedies that will help reduce inflammation and calm your painful tooth
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Not all dental problems qualify as emergencies, but a toothache, a chipped tooth, or pain from a dental crown could become a serious dental problem if ignored. Learn now how to prepare for dental emergencies, because they can happen to anyone. Knowing what to do when an emergency happens could mean the difference between saving
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Although some people might be hesitant to visit the dentist during the coronavirus pandemic, the American Dental Association (ADA) assures the public that it’s safe to go to the dentist! Dentists and hygienists already wear masks and gloves to decrease their risk of transmitting or contracting any diseases. With the pandemic, they have stepped up
Read more →You never know when you or a family member will experience a dental emergency, but it’s important to understand which emergencies are most common and how you can prepare for and treat them. Toothaches, broken wires and knocked-out permanent teeth are some of the many dental emergencies that are painful and need to be treated
Read more →April is National Facial Protection Month, meaning it’s time to keep your teeth safe with popular spring sports. More than 100,000 Americans get eye injuries in sports each year. That’s nothing compared to mouth injuries, which number in the millions. Alone, there are about 5 million teeth that are knocked out or broken in sports
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