How to Prevent Dental Emergencies
If you have a cavity or chipped tooth, it’s best to treat it straightaway. Delaying care – even if the tooth doesn’t hurt – can allow existing conditions to worsen. In turn, smaller issues compound into bigger ones. What might need a small filling today could evolve into an abscess, requiring a root canal and crown several months later. Not only do treatment delays place you at risk for emergencies, they directly impact the time and monetary investments required to treat them.
Sports mouthguards are another helpful investment for activities that require other protective equipment. A blow to the mouth can be cushioned by a properly-fitting appliance, reducing the chances of a fractured or knocked-out tooth.
Sports mouthguards are another helpful investment for activities that require other protective equipment. A blow to the mouth can be cushioned by a properly-fitting appliance, reducing the chances of a fractured or knocked-out tooth.
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