Tooth Pain

The treatment for dental pain will depend on the underlying cause. If the pain is due to tooth decay, a filling or other type of dental restoration may be necessary. If the pain is due to infection, a root canal procedure may be needed. And if the pain is due to gum disease, deep cleaning and other periodontal treatments may be required.

Dental pain is often a sign of a more serious dental problem, so it is important to have it evaluated by a professional as soon as possible. By treating the pain early, you can avoid more extensive (and costly) dental treatments down the road. This can also help to minimize the negative long-term effects on the rest of your body and your overall health.

There are a few different signs that you may need treatment for dental pain. If you are experiencing any of the following, please call your dentist right away:

From the moment you call us, we will work to get you the dental pain relief you need as quickly as possible. We understand how painful dental problems can be and we will do everything we can to help you feel better. Our experienced team is dedicated to getting to the root of the problem and ensuring that the pain doesn’t return. To learn more about our dental pain treatment options or to schedule an appointment, please contact us today!