EMERGENCY DENTISTRY

CYPRESS, TEXAS

PAINLESS EMERGENCY DENTISTRY
IN CYPRESS, TX

When a dental emergency strikes, the Dentist Tree team quickly gets your smile back to full health!

Our emergency dentist team are no strangers to bleeding gums, terrible tooth decay and toothaches, cracked and broken teeth, and painful wisdom teeth. When these dental nightmares strike, we bring unmatched emergency dental care to our patients. Count on the Dentist Tree of Fairfield team to ensure you get the exact care you need. We’re efficient and highly responsive. Once you walk through our front doors, we don’t waste a moment to get your smile back to its old self with top-quality service and attention.

From toothache relief to broken and cracked tooth repair, trust our emergency professionals to be there for you in your time of need. Our wide array of emergency dental services include:

  • Dental filling
  • Dental crown
  • Root canal
  • Tooth extraction
  • Gum disease care
  • Tooth abscess treatment
  • Impacted wisdom tooth removal
  • Cracked or chipped tooth repair

We understand that it can be nerve-wracking and stressful to need urgent dental care. However, you can rest easy knowing that our first-rate emergency dentists are here for you no matter when problems strike. Even if you come in on short notice, we strive to give you the best experience possible. Once we take comprehensive scans to understand the problem’s full extent, we quickly get to work with the expert care and service you deserve.

All of our treatments are completely painless, and you won’t feel a thing besides some slight pressure while we work. We also have oral sedation available on request for those with dental anxiety.

Let’s get your smile back to full health! Please don’t hesitate to call our dental office at 281.562.7288 for emergency treatment.

WHAT IS A DENTAL EMERGENCY?

When any of these symptoms strike, don’t hesitate to visit our dental office in Cypress for immediate treatment!

While cracked teeth, cavities, and gingivitis can be alarming, not all dental problems require emergency attention. They should still be looked at by one of our expert dentists, but they can wait a day or two as you schedule a visit to our office later in the week. However, when a dental emergency does arrive, time is of the essence! If you experience any of the following signs of a dental emergency, please see us as soon as you can:

  • Persistent toothache lasting more than 24hrs
  • Excessive bleeding
  • White pimple forming on the gum
  • Teeth that are loose
  • New spaces appearing between teeth
  • Jaw and mouth swelling
  • Painful cracked or broken tooth
  • Chipped tooth with sharp edges or fragments
  • Knocked-out tooth
  • Tooth suddenly becoming numb

Please don’t hesitate to call our office at 281.562.7288 if you need emergency care. Your advance warning helps our dentists prepare so you can speed through the waiting room and get the immediate care you need as soon as you arrive.

ROOT CANAL VS. TOOTH EXTRACTION

If you need a root canal or dental extraction, you can count on our emergency team to make sure your procedure goes smoothly.

When it comes to a severe tooth infection, a cavity may be bad enough to give you a critical ultimatum: do you get a root canal or tooth extraction?

ROOT CANAL

Root canals can save a tooth on the brink of dying. They are considered an emergency dentist’s final defense against tooth decay. At this stage, decay has reached the sensitive pulp at the tooth’s center and is attacking the blood vessels and nerves keeping it alive. During a root canal, the deep infection is removed, often clearing out an entire tooth’s canal or root. Any tooth abscesses that have formed are drained. The tooth is then sterilized and filled before being reinforced with a dental filling or crown.

TOOTH EXTRACTION

However, if too much of the pulp has been destroyed, a root canal won’t be enough to save the tooth. The tooth will need extracting. Teeth removals should only be performed in last resort scenarios where the tooth can’t be saved via root canal. The extraction process is simple. If the tooth has fully emerged from the gum, it is loosened with a dental elevator tool before being pulled free.

Tooth extraction isn’t needed solely for deep cavities. An emergency dentist may need to remove your tricky and painful tooth if it is:

  • Impacted and infecting nearby teeth
  • Severely broken
  • Fractured below the gum line
  • Significantly loosened by advanced gum disease
  • Crowding your smile

ROOT CANAL VS. TOOTH EXTRACTION

If you need a root canal or dental extraction, you can count on our emergency team to make sure your procedure goes smoothly.

When it comes to a severe tooth infection, a cavity may be bad enough to give you a critical ultimatum: do you get a root canal or tooth extraction?

ROOT CANAL

Root canals can save a tooth on the brink of dying. They are considered an emergency dentist’s final defense against tooth decay. At this stage, decay has reached the sensitive pulp at the tooth’s center and is attacking the blood vessels and nerves keeping it alive. During a root canal, the deep infection is removed, often clearing out an entire tooth’s canal or root. Any tooth abscesses that have formed are drained. The tooth is then sterilized and filled before being reinforced with a dental filling or crown.

TOOTH EXTRACTION

However, if too much of the pulp has been destroyed, a root canal won’t be enough to save the tooth. The tooth will need extracting. Teeth removals should only be performed in last resort scenarios where the tooth can’t be saved via root canal. The extraction process is simple. If the tooth has fully emerged from the gum, it is loosened with a dental elevator tool before being pulled free.

Tooth extraction isn’t needed solely for deep cavities. An emergency dentist may need to remove your tricky and painful tooth if it is:

  • Impacted and infecting nearby teeth
  • Severely broken
  • Fractured below the gum line
  • Significantly loosened by advanced gum disease
  • Crowding your smile and causing problems for its neighbors

EMERGENCY DENTAL HELP NOW: 281.562.7288

GUM DISEASE EMERGENCY

When gum disease strikes, it’s critical that you get the dental help you need fast!

Plaque and bacteria don’t just affect your teeth. They can also spread below the gum lines and cause serious damage to the sensitive soft tissues. As gum disease develops, it can quickly turn from mild gingivitis into periodontitis, putting your smile’s life at risk. There are several consequences of leaving gum disease unchecked:

RECEDING GUMS

As bacteria and plaque attack the gums, the soft tissues pull away from the gums, creating pockets that can trap more food and plaque. The gums start receding, weakening your teeth’s support.

LOOSE TEETH

Gum disease also starts attacking the bone and connective tissues holding your teeth in place. As the infection worsens, your teeth can lose their mooring and start moving out of position. This is not only painful but will change the look and shape of your smile.

DENTAL ABSCESS

With late-stage gum disease, a dental abscess may develop in the soft tissues at a tooth’s base. Abscesses are painful and dangerous pockets of pus that must be safely drained. If they burst, they can lead to even worse complications as the infection spreads.

TOOTH LOSS

In worst-case scenarios, gum disease can be severe enough that a tooth loses too much bone and soft tissues and cannot be saved. A dentist may need to remove the tooth before it falls out on its own.

ADDRESS

28404 US-290 G03 Cypress,
TX 77433

HOURS

Monday 9AM–6PM
Tuesday 9AM–6PM
Wednesday 9AM–6PM
Thursday 9AM–6PM
Friday 9AM–6PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

ADDRESS

28404 US-290 G03 Cypress, TX 77433

HOURS

Monday-9AM–6PM Tuesday-9AM–6PM Wednesday-Closed Thursday-9AM–6PM Friday-9AM–5PM Saturday-Closed Sunday-Closed