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You can\u2019t fit a toothache into your schedule, between haircut and grocery store. No, dental emergencies don\u2019t take your life into account — they\u2019re always inconvenient. But one thing can help, and that\u2019s knowing how to react when something like a severe ache or tooth fracture pops up. Read on for tips on how to react in a dental emergency, from the emergency dentist <\/a>LIsle, IL counts on.
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Remain Calm in a Dental Emergency: Dr. Marchese Is On It<\/h3>\n

The most important thing to remember in dealing with a dental emergency is simple: remain calm and call<\/a> Arbor Dental Care. We\u2019ll work to get you in to see the doctor on the same day — because you shouldn\u2019t ever have to wait in pain.<\/p>\n

Once you\u2019ve called Dr. Marchese\u2019s office and know you\u2019ll see the dentist soon, there are some steps you can take in the meantime to help reduce pain and, if you have a seriously injured tooth, increase the chances it survives. Listed below are some tips for reacting to the two most common dental emergencies.<\/p>\n

Severe Toothache or Tooth Abscess<\/h4>\n

When an aching tooth gets to the point where it\u2019s preventing you from going on about your day as normal, it\u2019s past time to do something about it. Call your dentist immediately. To help relieve the pain in the meantime, try medicating with an over-the-counter pain medication like Tylenol or Advil. Don\u2019t ever place the tablet directly on the gum or tooth, as this can cause burns. An ice pack applied in 15-minute intervals can also help to reduce pain and swelling.<\/p>\n

Knocked-Out Tooth<\/h4>\n

If an afternoon bike accident left you or a loved one with a missing tooth, you\u2019ve got to act fast — your tooth\u2019s health depends on it. Call your dentist immediately, and in the meantime, remember these steps:<\/p>\n