Emergency Dentist Fort Worth

You Can Count on Us When You’re in Pain

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Whether it’s a broken tooth, one that has been knocked out, jaw pain, lacerated gum tissue, or a lost dental crown, we’re here when you need us. At the dental office of Dr. Justyna Laska, we work hard to see hurting patients as quickly as possible. No matter the issue, we make every effort to eliminate the discomfort and restore smiles so that they work normally, look beautiful, and remain pain-free. Existing patients are welcome to call our office the moment they realize they need an emergency dentist in Fort Worth.

Why Choose Justyna Laska, DDS for Emergency Dentistry?

  • Award-Winning Emergency Dentist with 20+ Years of Experience
  • Same-Day Dental Emergency Appointments Available
  • Stay Calm with Our Fluffy Goldendoodle, Trinity
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How We Treat Dental Emergencies

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There are a few steps you’ll want to take when dealing with a dental emergency:

  1. Call our office: A member of our team will listen as you explain your situation and circumstances. Ensuring we have all the necessary information, we’ll find a time for you to come in so that you can be seen by Dr. Laska. In the meantime, we’ll provide first-aid tips so that you do not sustain further damage.
  2. Receive an oral examination: When at our dental office, we will escort you to a treatment room and begin to inquire about your injury as well as take digital images of your mouth. This will allow our team to have a better understanding of the situation.
  3. Get the treatment you need: Once a treatment plan is approved, we will begin to address the underlying problem while also helping you out of any pain. We may suggest a dental filling, dental crown, root canal treatment, antibiotics, or even tooth extraction depending on the severity of the injury.

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

We are capable of treating all types of dental emergencies; however, there are a few that should be seen by an ER medical professional first, such as excessive bleeding that won’t stop after 10 minutes, increased swelling that inhibits your ability to breathe, or a fractured or broken jaw. Otherwise, we can provide the services required to address any of the following issues.