How do I know if dental pain is an emergency?

A dental pain that is continuous, severe or accompanied by swelling or fever needs to be cured immediately.

Can a small cavity become an emergency?

Yes. Untreated cavities can turn into infections or abscesses, causing serious pain.

You should keep your teeth moist, avoid touching the root, and contact a dentist quickly.

Yes. Swelling, pus, or severe bleeding can indicate an infection that needs prompt treatment.

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