Immediate Relief for Dental Emergencies
Dentists at East Side Modern Dentistry in Falcon, CO treat everything from toothaches to broken teeth. Most times we can ease your pain right away and start the fix. First, we find the cause—often with an X‑ray or other simple tests—then we explain your options and get to work. Call us now at 719.623.5690 for fast care.
If it’s just a small cavity, we’ll place a filling. If infection is present, a root canal or antibiotics may be needed. Tiny cracks may only need watching, but deep cracks reaching the root often need a crown or other strong cover. Book a visit soon to feel better and protect your smile.
How do We Recommend Handling a Dental Emergency Situation?
Dental emergencies can be painful and demand prompt care. Below are common emergencies and the steps to take:
If you experience swelling or have a tooth knocked out, please seek emergency care right away. For your safety, we recommend going directly to the nearest emergency room, then contacting our office for follow-up care.
Toothache
Rinse your mouth with warm water and gently floss to clear out any food caught between your teeth. If the pain doesn’t fade, take an over‑the‑counter pain reliever—never place aspirin directly on the tooth or gums because it can burn the tissue. Call us as soon as you can for help.
Broken or Chipped Tooth
Rinse with warm water, then press a cold pack on the cheek or lip near the tooth to keep swelling down. If you find the broken piece, bring it along to your visit so we can see whether it can be re‑bonded.
Knocked‑Out Tooth
Hold the tooth only by its crown (the top), and rinse it briefly in water without touching the root. Try to place it back in the socket and keep it there by biting gently on clean gauze. If that isn’t possible, put the tooth in a container of cold milk or your own saliva and get to our office right away.
Lost Filling or Crown
Cover the exposed area with temporary filling material or dental cement from a pharmacy. This seals the tooth until we replace the filling or crown.
Abscessed Tooth
An abscess is a pocket of infection that can spread quickly and become dangerous. Watch for severe pain, swelling, fever, or trouble swallowing or breathing. If any of these appear, contact our Falcon, CO team immediately for emergency care.
Severe Swelling Within the Mouth
Significant swelling inside the cheeks, gums, or tongue can signal a serious infection. Apply a cold compress on the outside of your face and reach out to our emergency dentists in Falcon, CO right away.
Reach Out to Us for Treatments for Dental Emergencies
Quick action is the best way to stop pain and prevent more damage. At East Side Modern Dentistry, our certified dentists in Falcon, CO are ready to help with same‑day appointments whenever possible. Call 719.623.5690 and let our team provide fast, effective emergency treatment.