Associated Dentists
Dental Care During COVID-19
Your health and safety is our top priority. During this global pandemic, we must suspend all in-person dental care EXCEPT DENTAL EMERGENCIES AND URGENT CARE.
We will schedule you as soon as possible for an emergency appointment.
Question: What is a dental emergency?
Answer: Potentially life-threatening conditions that require immediate treatment
Dental Emergency Conditions
(When to call us)
- Uncontrolled Bleeding
- Bacterial Infection
- Swelling that potentially compromises breathing
- Facial trauma that potentially compromises breathing
Question: What is urgent dental care?
Answer: Managing the conditions that require immediate attention
Urgent Dental Care Conditions
(When to call us)
- Severe Dental Pain
- Dry Socket Dressing Changes
- Abscess or Infection Resulting in Pain and Swelling
- Tooth Fracture Resulting in Pain or Trauma
- Temporary Restoration is Lost, Broken or Causing Gingival Irritation
- Extensive Dental Caries
- Suture Removal
- Denture Adjustments/Repairs When Function is Impeded
- Snipping or Adjustment of an Orthodontic Wire or Appliances
Non-Emergency Dental Procedures
(When it's safe to wait)
- Initial or Periodic Oral Examinations
- Recall Visits
- Routine Radiographs
- Routine Dental Cleaning and Preventive Therapies
- Routine Orthodontic Procedures
- Extraction of Asymptomatic Teeth
- Restorative Dentistry
- Aesthetic Dental Procedures