Emergency Dentist Las Vegas | Sahara Dental Center

First Aid

Whether you’ve suffered painful dental trauma or you’ve lost a tooth in an accident in Las Vegas, Emergency Dentistry at within the hour might prevent further costly treatment. So don’t delay! Call our offices as soon as possible and see below for a variety of safe handling procedures. Our skilled and experienced team is standing by to provide immediate relief and may even prevent lasting damage in some cases.

What to do if...

You’ve Lost a Tooth:

Avoid touching the root of the tooth - only handle the top or the crown.
Replace the tooth in the socket until you get to the office. If this is not possible, try to keep the tooth in your cheek to keep it safe and hydrated. Otherwise, place the tooth in a container of saliva, milk or water.
Call our office right away. Seeing your Dentist within the hour can save your tooth.

You’ve Lost A Crown:

Keep your Dental Crown in a safe place until you get to our office
Temporarily replace your Crown in the socket using dental cement from your local pharmacy. Call our office to schedule a permanent replacement.
In the case of severe pain, use dental cement to cover the affected area and take over the counter pain medication until you can get your Crown permanently replaced.

You Have a Painful Toothache:

Use a cold compress to relieve swelling and pain.
Take over the counter pain relievers.
Call our offices to schedule an appointment as soon as possible.

Our experienced Emergency Dentist Las Vegas team is trained to handle a wide variety of patients. Patients should call our offices right away in the event of serious accident or injury.

Whether your situation is an emergency or just plain unexpected — we’re here to help you through it. Patients and tourists can rely on Sahara Dental Center for the best Emergency Dental care in Las Vegas.

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First Aid

When To Seek Emergency Dental Care:

Situations that require non-emergency dental care:

What to do if...

You’ve Lost a Tooth:

You’ve Lost A Crown:

You Have a Painful Toothache:

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