08/27/2026
Save this one. You'll be glad you did.
Dental emergencies don't wait for a convenient moment, and what you do in the first hour often affects the outcome. A knocked-out tooth, for example, has the best chance of being saved within the first 30 to 60 minutes, and how you handle it matters enormously.
Our latest blog covers exactly what to do for the most common dental emergencies: knocked-out teeth, breaks and chips, severe toothaches, lost crowns and fillings, soft tissue injuries, and broken orthodontic hardware. Plus when to head to the ER instead.
And if you're anxious about it, tell us. One first-time patient described their emergency visit this way: "I was nervous and full of anxiety, everybody at the office was so comforting and eased my fears."
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Broken tooth, severe toothache, or lost crown? Here's exactly what to do before you reach our office. Emergency dental care at Lyons Creek Dental Care in Shoreline.