Severe pain, swelling, a knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, or an oral injury should be treated as a dental emergency.
Emergency Dentistry
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Cost
An emergency exam costs $115, but full treatment costs vary based on your emergency and the overall care required.
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Procedure Duration
Emergency visits typically take 30 to 90 minutes, depending on your condition and the treatment needed.
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Pain Level
Your comfort is our priority. We use gentle techniques and appropriate anesthesia to relieve pain throughout your treatment.
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Emergency Dentistry Near Sioux City, IA
Dental issues and accidents can happen at any time. Sometimes they require immediate treatment, and when that is the case, we are here to assist. Our experienced and knowledgeable team knows that a dental emergency is never easy, but we are here to get you as comfortable as quickly as possible.
If you are seeking quality emergency dental services in Sioux City, Iowa, or Elk Point, South Dakota, please call the office nearest you for a same-day appointment, and we will see you as soon as possible. We have three locations—two in Sioux City (Lakeport St. and Hamilton St.) and one in Elk Point.
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The Process
- Contact our office as soon as your dental emergency occurs so we can schedule you promptly.
- Your dentist will perform a thorough examination and may take digital X-rays to identify the cause of your pain or injury.
- We will explain your diagnosis, discuss your treatment options, and answer your questions before beginning care.
- Treatment may include pain relief, repairing a damaged tooth, treating an infection, replacing a lost restoration, or addressing another urgent dental concern.
- Before you leave, you will receive personalized aftercare instructions and recommendations for any follow-up treatment needed.
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Next Steps
- Follow all aftercare instructions to support healing and reduce the risk of complications.
- Take any prescribed or recommended medications exactly as directed.
- Keep any scheduled follow-up appointments so your dentist can monitor your recovery.
- Continue brushing and flossing carefully unless your dentist provides different instructions.
- Contact our office immediately if your pain, swelling, or bleeding worsens or if you experience another dental emergency.
FAQ
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What dental problems are considered emergencies?
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What should I do if a tooth is knocked out?
Place the tooth in milk if possible, and contact our office immediately for the best chance of saving it.
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Should you go to the emergency room for a dental emergency?
Call our office first, unless your injury is severe or life-threatening, in which case, go to the nearest emergency room.
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