Emergency Dentist in Webster: What to Do When Every Minute Counts
What counts as a dental emergency?
- Tooth knocked out or loose after injury
- Severe toothache, swelling, or fever
- Broken or cracked tooth causing pain or sharp edges
- Lost crown or filling with sensitivity
- Dental abscess or gum infection
Immediate steps to take
- Call us: (832) 932-3959. We’ll guide you on timing and next steps.
- Knocked-out tooth: Pick up by the crown only. Rinse gently with water. Place back in the socket if possible, or store in milk.
- Bleeding: Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze.
- Save fragments: Bring any broken pieces with you.
Pain control & home care
- Use a cold compress to reduce swelling.
- Over-the-counter pain relievers as directed (avoid placing aspirin on gums).
- Rinse with warm salt water to keep the area clean.
How Now Dental handles emergencies
We reserve time for urgent visits and will do our best to see you quickly. Common solutions include:
- Root canal therapy for infected or abscessed teeth
- Extractions when a tooth can’t be saved
- Repairing broken or lost restorations (temporary and definitive fixes)
- Antibiotics only when clinically indicated
Related treatments
Learn more about root canals, extractions, and crowns for tooth repair.
Need help now? Call (832) 932-3959 so we can advise you immediately.