What is a Dental Emergency?
                     What is a 
Dental 
Emergency?
•A dental emergency is any condition that’s causing 
you distress or any condition that can gradually get 
worse and lead to severe complications. A few 
examples of dental emergencies include gum injury, 
jaw injuries, loss of teeth, or severe persistent 
toothaches.
•Every situation is different and should be treated on 
an individual basis so it’s not possible to make a 
complete checklist of emergency situations.
•Furthermore, some symptoms may seem benign — 
like foul breath — but may be caused by an 
underlying gum disease.
•That’s why it’s important to seek emergency dental 
service whenever you experience something 
persistently or something abnormal.
•You can visit our Midtown URBN Dental clinic in 
Houston TX and our emergency dentist will carefully 
examine you to determine if you’re suffering from 
any dental conditions.
Emergency Dental Services at URBN DENTAL
Dental emergencies don’t wait for appointments. You 
may be playing some sports when you knock your 
teeth off. Your children may fall down while playing in 
a park. You may sustain some injuries in the gym. In 
all of these cases, you need access to a dental office 
that accepts last-minute emergency appointments. If 
you don’t treat these situations immediately, they 
can get a lot worse. As your Midtown Dentist at URBN 
Dental, we’re here for you whenever you need us.
Stay Calm & Call the Dentist
People often start panicking if they come across a 
dental emergency. That panic usually stems from 
helplessness when you don’t know what to do. If you 
come across any dental emergencies, you should 
stay calm and call dentist near me to schedule an 
emergency appointment. If they provide any 
instructions, you need to follow them precisely.
First Aid Kit
Always keep a first aid kit in your home at all times. 
The first aid kit must contain the following items:
•Your emergency dentist’s phone number.
•Clean handkerchief.
•Roll of antiseptic gauze.
•Small airtight container to hold a broken tooth.
•Over-the-counter painkiller — but not one with 
aspirin as it leads to bleeding.
Contact Us
https://www.thedentisthous
ton.com/emergency-dentist-
houston-tx/