Pediatric Emergencies in Poulsbo, WA
In dental emergencies involving children, acting swiftly is vital. Quick and appropriate care is essential not only for their recovery but also for alleviating their pain and discomfort. We're open Saturdays to help fit emergencies in.
Why Choose Us For Your Child's Dental Emergency?
Be it a toothache, a broken or chipped tooth, or any other urgent dental issue, rest assured we are prepared to assist. Uncertain whether your child's situation qualifies as an emergency? Please don't delay in contacting us. Our experienced team is ready to evaluate the urgency, provide immediate guidance for care at home, and arrange a prompt appointment. We're dedicated to helping your child return to their joyful, worry-free self as soon as possible.
The Benefits of Pediatric Emergencies
Prompt, Caring Attention
We prioritize getting your child seen quickly, so they can get relief from pain and discomfort as soon as possible.
Guidance When You Need It
If you're not sure whether your child's situation is an emergency, our team is ready to help you evaluate the urgency over the phone.
Gentle, Kid-Focused Care
We know dental emergencies can be scary for kids, so our team is trained to keep your child calm and comfortable throughout treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
What counts as a pediatric dental emergency?
Common dental emergencies include a severe toothache, a knocked-out or broken tooth, an injury to the mouth or gums, or a lost filling or crown. If you're unsure, give us a call and we'll help you determine the next steps.
What should I do if my child knocks out a tooth?
If it's a baby tooth, do not attempt to reinsert it, and give us a call right away. If it's a permanent tooth, try to keep it moist in milk or saliva and get to our office as quickly as possible.
My child is in pain but I'm not sure it's an emergency. What should I do?
Give us a call. Our team can help you evaluate the situation over the phone and determine whether your child needs to be seen right away or can wait for a regular appointment.
How can I keep my child calm during a dental emergency?
Try to stay calm yourself, since children often take cues from their parents. Reassure your child that we're here to help, and let our team know if your child has any specific fears or needs so we can help make them as comfortable as possible.
