Advanced Dental Associates of South Tampa Blog

What should I do if I have a toothache? This is a common question many people wonder about. If you don’t have an emergency dentist you can rely on, you may ask yourself the same thing. While getting in for treatment sooner rather than later is best, you may not be able to address the problem immediately. Instead, while you wait, try the following three easy home remedies to achieve much-needed relief.

A knocked-out tooth is one of the most urgent dental emergencies you can experience. Whether it happens during a sports game, an accident, or a sudden fall, the key to saving the tooth lies in how quickly and carefully you act. In many cases, a knocked-out (or “avulsed”) tooth can be successfully replanted if handled properly and treated by a dentist within an hour. Here’s what to do right away to give your tooth the best chance of survival.

As you go about your day, it’s normal to expect that everything will go as planned. Unfortunately, life has ways to throw a curveball, and you may find yourself in a dental emergency. These situations can be stressful, and the visit to your dentist can also be worrying if you don’t know what to expect. Thankfully, these urgent trips help you get the care you need, so keep reading to learn what happens during these appointments.

Summer vacation is the perfect time to unwind, explore new places, and spend time with loved ones. However, while you’re enjoying your well-deserved break, it’s easy to let your oral hygiene routine slide.

To ensure you return from vacation with a healthy, bright smile, here are five simple oral health tips you can follow while you’re away.