A dental emergency can happen at any time – usually when it’s least expected and least convenient. It’s a good idea to have the name of a qualified dental office on hand. It can mean the difference between keeping and losing a tooth. You’ll receive excellent treatment for your Fishers dental emergencies from 96th Street Family Dentistry. When you have a dental crisis, we will:
If your smile is suffering, call us now at 317-268-2603 to be seen as soon as possible. We can often fit you in the same day, or the next day at the latest.
Many patients over the years have trusted us with their dental crises, and you can too. We’ve seen every kind of oral problem imaginable, providing help to our patients to feel better and save their smiles. We use a variety of advanced technology for your diagnosis and treatment, including digital X-rays and digital scanners.
Here are some treatments we commonly use to get smiles back on track:
Call 96th Street Family Dentistry now at 317-268-2603 to be seen as soon as possible for any Fishers dental emergencies. Don’t suffer any longer! For non-emergency needs, you can also make an appointment online.
Our team has helped countless patients with their dental emergencies. You can rest confidently in our skills and expertise to help make your smile right. Our top-notch dental team delivers compassionate and gentle care and will make sure you receive the best treatment possible during your dental crisis.
When you come in for a dental emergency, we’ll first assess your condition to determine the next steps. Depending on your situation, we will recommend particular services to restore your smile. They may include a tooth-colored filling to repair dental decay, a dental crown or veneer to strengthen a damaged tooth, a root canal to repair an infected tooth, or a tooth extraction if we’re not able to save your tooth.
There are few emergencies that we haven’t seen over our years of practice. Some are certainly more common than others. Emergencies that we see often include toothaches caused by a cavity or an infection, cracked teeth, broken teeth, and broken dental restorations. In most cases, we’re able to resolve all these situations with restorative dentistry.
