Emergency Dentist Rogers
Ready to Help with Unexpected Dental Emergencies
Sometimes life can throw you an unexpected curveball – and when it comes in the form of a dental emergency, you might be a little uncertain about how to handle things. Our team here at Metro Park Dental Arts knows that these situations can be anxiety-inducing and confusing at times, which is why we’re here to help. If you or a loved one needs an emergency dentist, contact our Rogers office for assistance!
Why Choose Metro Park Dental Arts for Emergency Dentistry?
- Same-Day Appointments for New and Existing Patients
- X-Ray and Exam Special for Emergency Patients
- Modern Dental Office with Advanced Technology
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How We Treat Dental Emergencies
We can treat dental emergencies with ease here in our Rogers office. All you’ll need to do is follow these three steps if you’re dealing with a dental disaster:
- Give Us a Call – Dental emergencies should always be handled promptly since things have the tendency to worsen without intervention. Give our office a call and describe your symptoms to us over the phone. We’ll let you know when you need to come in, even if it’s that same day. We’ll also provide you with first-aid tips over the phone.
- Attend Your Appointment – When you’re here, we’ll begin by performing a fast and thorough examination of your mouth. This may include taking X-rays to see the extent of the damage or any hidden issues you might not have noticed. We’ll work quickly to ensure that you’re not in pain for long!
- Receive Urgent Care – Once we’ve seen your smile, we can decide on the best course of action for relieving your pain and mending any damage. These treatment plans are fully customized, so rest assured, no matter the nature of your emergency, we’ll set things right.
The Most Common Dental Emergencies
Even if you’re not experiencing any outright painful symptoms, it’s unwise to shrug things off and assume your smile will be fine – it’s very possible that your lack of pain might be a sign of something severe. We recommend that you give us a call and explain your situation over the phone, and we’ll let you know what to do and when to come in. Here’s a brief list of some of the most common dental emergencies that we can treat here in our Rogers office: