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Goldstein Garber and Salama

Patient Support

Dental emergencies can happen to anyone. When they do, you may need immediate care. Our office provides emergency dental services after hours. Below are helpful guidelines to determine if you may need emergency care:

-You have throbbing tooth pain on a scale from 1 – 10, and your pain is a 7.

-There is swelling of inner tissue or outside your mouth and around the face and suspect it is a tooth problem.

-Back broken tooth with consistent pain and taking Advil or Tylenol does not ease the pain. Rate your pain from on a scale from 1 – 10; Call if your pain is a 7.

-A front tooth is broken, more than 2 millimeters, and is sharp and cutting lips or tongue.

-A front tooth crown or veneer came off and you are attending a social or business event that weekend.

-There is excessive bleeding from a most recent surgical procedure. Excessive means, soaking gauze every 3 minutes.

-A medication we prescribed for a tooth related procedure is causing nausea or an allergic reaction.