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Dental emergencies can be the worst. They tend to happen at the most inconvenient times, usually when you are away on vacation.  In this blog post I would like to discuss some helpful suggestions if you don’t have access to a dentist right away.  The best solution is to always see your dentist; however, during the holidays or a vacation this isn’t always possible. Here is how to handle certain dental emergency situations: 

Broken tooth

You will want to treat the symptoms.  If you are having hot and cold sensitivity you will want to avoid anything hot or cold.  If you are in pain and able to take Motrin and Tylenol, these ...

Your oral health affects your overall health, so it's important to stay on top of your at-home care, as well as your regular professional cleanings and visits to the dentist. Studies have linked poor oral health to higher risks for heart and respiratory conditions. Even if you do keep up with your dental exams, issues can still come up. Here're some oral health red flags to look out for: 

• Pain: Of course if you're experiencing pain in your teeth or gums, you should contact a dentist right away. Whether you've experienced a specific injury, or if the pain seems to come out of nowhere, it's important to have a professional examine your ...