Emergency Dentist
Canton, Michigan
Are you or a loved one experiencing a dental emergency in Canton, Michigan, or a nearby area? It’s vital to obtain immediate assistance from a qualified dentist in these situations, and the team at Bright Side Dental is here to provide these services to all patients.
Whether it’s you dealing with the emergency, your child, or anyone else in your world, we’re here to help. We’ve addressed emergency issues for numerous clients in the past, helping relieve their pain while preventing the risk of long-term damage from taking place. Call us today at (734) 221-3189 or use our online contact form to reach out and learn more about emergency dental services.
Evenings. Saturdays.
We get that when it comes to tooth or jaw pain, you want to see an emergency dentist ASAP. That’s why we offer same-day emergency dental care for all patients. Yes, even for new patients.
Emergencies never come at a convenient time – they often strike right before a significant moment, leaving you grappling with a cracked or missing tooth, just days or even hours before a significant event. Though we can’t prevent these emergencies from happening, we’re here to help you get back into the rhythm of your busy life.
Serving All Those in Need
First and foremost, we at Bright Side Dental are proud to offer our emergency dental services to any and all individuals in need of them – even if you aren’t one of our past patients. We’re never going to tell someone they can’t receive vital emergency dental care just because they haven’t visited us before in the past.
For this reason, if you are experiencing a dental emergency and we’re your closest resource, call us up. We’re happy to assist with any emergency dental need.
Emergency Dental Signs
What are some of the signs that you or a loved one is experiencing a dental emergency? Not all such dental emergencies necessarily show up due to an immediate event like trauma to the mouth – some others form over time, and it’s important to be aware of both areas.
Some potential dental emergencies include:
- Constant pain in the face, mouth, or teeth area
- Signs of infection around the mouth or jaw
- Bleeding from the mouth
- Broken jaw bone or facial bones
- Teeth that are cracked, loose, broken, or even fully knocked out due to mouth impact
- Broken fillings, crowns, bridges, or dentures
- Issues with braces or other orthopedic devices