Pediatric Emergencies in Henrico

Pediatric Emergencies
In Henrico, va

When your child is experiencing a dental emergency, every moment matters. This may include dental pain, swelling, infection, or orofacial trauma. Our pediatric dental team is here to guide you through this emergency, and provide your child with the help they need in a timely manner. Call our team if you believe your child is experiencing any of these symptoms, and read on for more guidelines on how to recognize a dental emergency.

Why Should My Child Get Emergency Dental Care?

Firstly, getting emergency dental care can relieve your child's pain or discomfort. Toothaches, broken teeth, and other oral issues can lead to severe pain disrupting eating, school, extracurricular activities, and overall well-being. Receiving pediatric dental care from our office will alleviate their discomfort so that they can resume their normal routine. You'll also prevent additional complications caused by leaving their condition untreated. Most importantly though, you'll have peace of mind knowing your child's mouth is healthy again.

Henrico Pediatric Emergencies

Here when they need it most

Dental emergencies can occur at any time, and we are happy to help when it happens. We offer affordable emergency exams for kids. There's no need for your child to wait in pain. Reach out to our team for care today.

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Did you know…

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If your child loses a tooth early from a fall or sports injury, this can be a serious injury. If an adult tooth is knocked out of the mouth, this injury is time-sensitive and the tooth needs to be re-implanted within 1 hour for best survival.

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The Benefits of Immediate Emergency Dental Care

Relief from Pain & Discomfort

A fractured tooth, a dislodged crown, or a toothache can cause pain. The best way to alleviate this discomfort is to get prompt dental care. Dr. Shreya is trained in delivering emergency dental care that can benefit your child. After receiving treatment at our practice, they can return to their daily activities without experiencing the dental pain that was disrupting their routines.

Avoid More Complications

Delaying dental care for your child can make their condition worse. For example, if they have tooth pain, it may be possible to save their tooth with a root canal if it's treated promptly. But if you wait too long, conditions may worsen. This can lead to tooth loss or sepsis, a potentially life-threatening infection.

Save Time & Money

The sooner you seek emergency care, the more cost-effective your child's treatment will be. For example, repairing a broken tooth with a dental crown costs less than removing it and preserving the space with a space maintainer. Consult with our team as soon as you notice a problem, and we will be happy to help put together the best treatment plan for your child.

The Emergency Dentistry Treatment Process

Call For An Appointment

The moment you realize your child is experiencing a dental emergency, don't hesitate to contact our office. We'll discuss the issue at hand, arrange an appointment with Dr. Shreya (same-day if necessary), and provide guidance on managing the situation until your child's appointment time.

Emergency Exam

When you arrive at our practice, Dr. Shreya will conduct a thorough examination of their oral condition. She will work to identify the root cause of the problem and determine the most suitable treatment for your child's specific needs.

Treating Your Child’s Condition

Every child's dental emergency is unique. Some common emergency dental procedures include dental fillings, crowns, pulpotomies, tooth extractions, and splints for dislodged or loose teeth. Rest assured that Dr. Shreya will ensure your child receives the care they need to relieve pain and restore their healthy smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

What should I do if my child knocks out a tooth?
What should I do if my child’s dental work falls out?
What should I do about a severe toothache?
What should I do if my child has chipped, broken or cracked a tooth?
What should I do if my child has a loose tooth?

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