Emergency Dentist Athens

Urgent Dental Care for Your Family

Whether it’s a child, an adult, or a senior, there’s always a chance someone will suffer an urgent oral issue. That’s why Dr. Hill Lindsey and our dental team stay prepared and offer emergency dentistry in Athens to our patients. By doing so, we’re always ready to give you much-needed pain relief and repair your grin. Learn more by reading below or by booking a same-day visit!

Woman wincing and holding her jaw in pain while talking to emergency dentist in Athens

Why Choose Athens Dental Associates for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Same-Day Emergency Appointments Available
  • Sedation Dentistry for Comfort
  • Attentive & Skilled Dental Team

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

Woman in purple blouse wincing and holding her cheek in pain

Maybe you’re dealing with a dental emergency for the first time. If so, you don’t need to worry or panic. Our dental team will gladly walk you through the treatment process. So, expect these four things from an emergency dental visit:

  • A Same-Day Visit – When you call, we’ll book you for the earliest possible visit. (You’ll likely see us the same day!) Our staff can also give you first-aid tips over the phone.
  • An Emergency Exam – Dr. Hill Lindsey will conduct an emergency oral exam as the visit begins. This step lets her learn the extent and source of your problem. (It also confirms how we can relieve your pain.)
  • A Review of Findings – Following the exam, Dr. Hill Lindsey will share her findings with you. She’ll then suggest suitable procedures and draft a treatment plan.
  • Needed Dental Care – Our office will solve your oral issue according to your treatment plan. We’ll be ready no matter what, whether you need a filling, crown, root canal treatment, or something else.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

It’s always best to visit us when these typical (yet urgent) oral issues occur. Our dental team is trained and equipped to handle such problems. In particular, give us a call if you suffer any of the following (click the icons to learn more about how we can help with each problem):

Toothaches

Chipped Tooth

Cracked Tooth

Very Sensitive Teeth

Knocked-Out Tooth

Lost Filling or Crown

Broken Denture

Loose Permanent Tooth

Injury to the Gums, Lips, or Tongue

Jaw Pain

Something Stuck Between the Teeth